36:35 Detective “hey Chandler how are you?” Chandler “not good” Detective “good good” I laugh every time. I can’t believe he got away with his lies and deception for so long without being caught, he is so easy to read which makes me believe his parents had most likely known for awhile what was going on but was trying to give him a chance to straighten up and make things right.
The funniest thing is that on day TWO of the police being involved, they were already on to him. He was freaking out and calling detectives left and right wondering why they hadn’t specifically reached out to him to inform him he was a suspect. 😂
And the defeat in his voice when the cop won't divulge any info.hes constantly fishing with that detective so he can go on the run and get prepared for the shitstorm
mike broadwell That's was great! 😆 And it was perfect timing when two more cars pulled up as he was watching the first two cars! 😆 They should've REALLY made him sweat and had a few more cars pull up and have them all get out of their cars and huddle together. LMAO!!
If he would have actually put the amount of effort he put into all of his lies and these murders, he could have been working making money. He made a full time job out of lying. It's insane.
I must have missed it, but that’s funny. I can’t believe Chandler put so many people through this trial. How can he look anyone in the eyes is beyond my comprehension.
@@rafalIL29 I know!! I can’t tell when he’s sitting in court if he’s embarrassed at that ridiculous performance in the interrogation, or not. Did he think they’d just pat the poor mentally delayed boy on the head and send him home?
@@rafalIL29 chandlers statement @ his sentencing is chilling. He does not apologize, he uses the statement to ask for lawyers who want to help with his appeal to please reach out. He’s really twisted.
It appears the alleged was actually trying to frame his(ex)girlfriends mother and fiancé for the murder of his parents. He mentions how Dulce dislikes his parents during his interview. Dumps his fathers torso on their property, along with the murder weapon, and the tools for dismemberment. Prayers and healing for the families affected by this disgusting human being. Rest In Peace Burt and Krista.
Oh thanks for that clarification! The clips are somewhat out of order and that conjecture of yours explains a lot of the significance of the farm property etc. Because i thougt his girlfriends mother's testimony was slow and boring and insignificant and now i can listen to it again and follow better this thread by the prosecution. ty
If I knew NOTHING about this case, watching his "interview" would immediately make me suspicious. Details people… it’s in the DETAILS!! People who are typically guilty of something paint tooooo much of a picture. What *exactly* his dad did even though he wasn’t there to actually see it (calls & emails), the temp of the grill for cooking hamburgers, color of tools his dad packed, where his comp was at while using it, adding in he brushed his teeth, the moment he saw the note - all without being prompted. Even when giving a detailed version of your day… no one goes into this type of detail unless they're trying to "prove" they didn’t do something. Goes for murders & even cheating spouses. 🤷♀️🤓
This is EXACTLY what I said @Lolly! Chandler was giving TOO MANY DETAILS! No one cares what the temp of the grill was when his dad was allegedly "cooking"! 🤦🏾♀️ Smh No one cares about Chandler cooking "shrimpless" Shrimp Scampi (isn't that just pasta then??? 🙄🙄🙄)! Smh. I bet these detectives were HOT bc at the time of the interrogation, his dad's torso had already been found, and Chandler is the one spotted by Jill DeStefano as he's coming in & out of a wooded area.🤔 Ur parents are "missing" & u're hanging out in the woods, only to later be discovered that this SAME WOODED AREA contains ur missing dad's DECOMPOSED, DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED torso!! Doesn't take a rocket scientist to suspect that "something" DEFINITELY smells fishy here. 🤔 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
And it’s always so annoying. It takes them 10 minutes to answer a question. The only thing left out is the color of the paint on the wall and the weather forecast
@@TaharkahX Thats exactly what guilty people do… its like “Look, this is exactly what happened & to prove it, I can tell you the most minute detail. Wanna know what the temp was? 350°… for hamburgers. Wanna know where my computer was? On the big dining table where the 2 chairs are pushed out. Wanna know what kinda coffee I got at Quik-Trip? French Mocha bcuz they wee out of vanilla. How would anyone know that if it didn’t happen?? Duhhhhh…” - except all that only makes you look even more guilty sir. 🙄
I finally get why chandler said his parents left with tools. He was thinking ahead in case they found the tools he used to dismember them. He's so evil
Wow. The guilty body language is off the charts! The evil POS is under so much stress, he can barely form a sentence. I got a lot of pleasure watching him sweat. Rip Krista and Bart. You didn’t deserve what happened to you. May your memories be eternal 😢
51.20 time on video: He says " his dad starts the grill at 8.39 to get the temperature right" Alarm bells ringing insanity there for not saying 8.40 like any normal person would have when recalling events from a random day.
I wonder why so many folks still haven't gotten the news that they should never, never, never, never talk to a cop without a lawyer, even if completely innocent.
people like him THINK they know how to play people. remember it has worked for him all his life up to now but that was dealing with family. Family can be blinded by your evil long before the world can. like up to now but that was dealing with family. that is al so why most still live with parents, this is where he feel that he is at the top of his game for lies
Psychopaths feel superior, that they are smarter than the police and the talking is part of their need to demonstrate how superior they are. Sadly, this perception is to their detriment
I had to laugh at 36:34 Detective: "Hey Chandler, how are you doing?" Chandler: "Not good" Detective: "Good, good" HAHA. No you are not good Chandler, and that is good.
Dang. I just had to delete..... I wrote pretty much exactly what you did before reading anyone else's comment. It just goes to show..... dude was instantly trying to rattle the defendant, get him all defensive.
Omg I’ve replayed it so many times. Of course Chandler knows why they’ve converged outside. At this point it was not just his dad who caught him & his lies. I just can’t imagine how he thought this was going to end any other way for him
@@stepheneurosailor1623did Cat like run over your dog or something? You’re really fixated. Your every response, every single comment. Young, attractive, vivacious women really get to you, huh.
Right! I picked up on several comments regarding this. "TV not allowed upstairs" "He doesnt talk when he eats" It's not always subtle, but he kind of throws it in there as an after thought. This is something killers do to their victims all the time. They try to demonize the victim. Whereas, most humans will feel some type of way speaking ill of the dead - especially soon after they're gone. (I know Bart isn't known to be dead at this time, but Chandler knows.)
I was like who lies about needing a colostomy bag? And in another part when he's making it seem the cut on his toe was severe he said he waddled upstairs...waddled, like a duck...wth?
Had to laugh when they walked into the room and asked him if he was all good he said no not really and detective said Good Good he was't listening to his reply he was on a mission.
He says his reason for sleeping downstairs was because he needed to be close to the bathroom as he couldn't see too well in the dark. So my suggestion would be to maybe turn the light on, so that it solved his seeing in the dark problem rather than sleeping on a makeshift bed of 2 chairs pushed together which I expect would be murder on a persons back, but more so on the back of a person who was claiming to have spinal damage like Chandler was. This lad is deluded, thank jeez he is locked up forever cus he just lives in a fantasy world, I expect he tells everyone in jail that he is really CIA working undercover as an inmate. Life without parole is better than death i think. Death has no suffering for them but life in a room, no decisions, no walks in the park or beach or sea, lots of time alone to have the events they took to fill their thoughts, hopefully they give them nightmares, sawing his parents body parts up is hopefully etched in his mind constantly. Worst about this is that his parents were amazing, kind, loving and I bet would have forgave him after a little telling off, but he never gave them that chance, he ambushed them & executed them. His warped mind thinking that was his best option when any sane person would have known otherwise but also could never kill family as loving as them.
It’s like throwing a rock in a river that goes out in a ripple effect that touches & hurts everyone forever… His poor brother the loss he’ll feel forever, he dodge that get well bullet!
It's funny when Detective Brian Shunk walks in and straight to get sworn in...he knows the assignment!🤣 He looks SO MUCH like the actor and producer Paul Giamatti!
This is so cozy. Love to snuggle up and watch Chandler reruns. It’s just so satisfying. Even though I have seen this stuff many times. It’s just so pleasing.
I've seen many interrogations; when a person is innocent, they simply don't behave in this manner. He's just so guilty and it's horrifying to know what he really did; almost certain that the detectives were able to know this instantly. Rest in Peace, Bart & Krista; I'm sorry this happened to you both. You're never forgotten.
First of all, it was not an interrogation at this point he was not under arrest he could have walked out at any time. What you want to focus on is the gf interview. she shows signs of guilt from the start. She completely freaked out on the stand talking about the ride in the police car and interview and after the attorney said she threw up and cried when she got to the police station, and she admitted that..just shows more terror in being exposed to being involved in some of it. An innocent person would be eager to go to the police station and answer any and all questions in the hope to help. Not freak out and throw up. That doesn't add up. And they never told her about anything at that point, only kindly asking questions. But we weren't there and may never know. It's very suspicious that they aren't releasing her police interview. Try thinking before you post, better than showing your ignorance.
@Stephen Eurosailor This girl had been lied to the entire time she was with the defendant. Her behavior is not at all suspect when you consider the amount of pain and stress she felt as she realized everything that she thought wasn't as it seemed. As the questioning went on, this young woman was putting all the lies in order and realizing everything the defendant told her was nothing more than fantasy. I can't imagine how sick she felt as she came to this realization. Perhaps you should think before you post as well.
@@kam0406 Agreed. She loved his parents, and they treated her like a member of the family. The idea that he butchered them, and that she was alone with him at the house with their bodies in the basement would haunt anyone. She's going to be messed up for a long time. Anyway, there is zero evidence she had anything to do with the killings. Literally nothing points to her but misogyny and fantasy of some of the commenters here. Considering how much evidence the police ended up having, including the 24-hour video surveillance (and her cooperation), it makes it very unlikely she could have been a knowing accomplice without the police being aware of it. And if they were, it would be in the public record.
@@kam0406 I agree with you wholeheartedly. I never saw anything in Cat that made me think she was guilty. What I saw was a young woman who had just had her world turned upside down and she was filled with grief and horror. She had to be remembering all the times she had been alone with this monster and now she learns how he has butchered his own parents and she is also probably thinking of the recent night she spent with Chandler while the bodies of his dismembered parents were under the same roof. If that wouldn't cause someone to throw up I don't know what would. She also felt a lot of grief because, unlike Chandler who certainly seemed to hold his father at least, in contempt and never missed an opportunity to try to make Bart look bad, Cat actually liked the Haldersons and all of her comments about them were positive. And Cat's not the one who has been feeding Bart and Krista nothing but lies for the past year. I don't know where anyone would get the idea that Cat had ANYTHING to do with these horrible acts.
@@stepheneurosailor1623 you really have a bizarre hard-on against Cat, huh? I see your busy little hate-comments everywhere. What’s wrong, does she remind you of a woman who rejected you? You certainly aren’t basing your opinions on evidence or logic.
I actually think he's looking at a monitor in front of him that is showing it, I think he is kinda watching it. How embarrassing for us with real emotions and shame.
Is Chander trying to describe the smell and smoke of the "Green Egg" grill as a deflection of the smell that neighbors may have smelled (odd, weird, smokey) because Chandler was burning body parts? I realize Chandler is stating this grill smelled awful on Wednesday (presumably) however the neighbors wouldn't be so keen on remembering what day of the week that was.
Every time they show Chandler he looks like he's contemplating the choices he made that brought him to this moment. You killed your parents dude. && dismembered their bodies. For what? I bet he's wondering what really could've been worth all that.... The answer is Nothing by the way... Nothing is worth murdering the people who loved and cared for you your whole life.
The ultimate torture. Now he is in prison for the rest of his life and has to think about his decisions for rest of his life. It makes even me uncomfortable I couldn't imagine how he feels. Luckily I don't ever have to worry or wonder because I would never hurt another human being I would hurt myself first. And I definitely would never hurt my loving parents. Just tragic all around
34:00 That dude gets up and presses his ear against the wall, trying to hear what Kat is saying! He's aware there are cameras? This case was disturbing, but overwhelmingly clear who did it. Not a bright guy.
I first saw the interview on the Crime Circus channel (if you guys are into true crime, he's got some really great, interesting interrogations and interviews on there) and I found it a bit boring because I didn't know much about the back story. It's way more interesting now having watched the trial up to this point so far. I cannot imagine how this guy will get out of a guilty charge for 1st degree intentional homicide and get life in prison. Does Wisconsin have the death penalty? I mean chopping up your loving, supportive parents...that's up there with things that could get you the death penalty, no? I'm impressed with how composed and kind Detective Shunk was able to be here, knowing that not only are the parents both dead, but they've only found a torso at this point. He's sitting across from an absolute psychopath and he's just like "Oh, cool..." "What'd you have for dinner that night?" "Cool, nice!" Amazing composure... The only thing he's right about is that The Green Egg makes food taste pretty gross, except for traditionally smoky stuff.
Typical behavior of someone trying to "prove" they didn’t do something. They give totally irreverent & elaborate details… what temp the grill was set at, color of items (opposed to just tools… let me tell you the color & brand), type of coffee you drank, etc. Think about how you would give a detailed description of your day, even if asked "tell me exactly what you did today." - guilty people very often do this.
@@joy-115 … he’s a narcissistic psychopath who didn’t have a job… therefore wouldn’t be able to afford living out of home. Many stay at home who are well into there twenties and older these days … cheaper!
You can 100% hear the paranoia and fear in his voice asking “is something going on……that we need to know about?” I guarantee he is all but pooping himself in the moment he noticed cops posting up outside his house. I just don’t understand what made him feel like he could commit this crime and not get caught. I’m sure in his mind he thought he cleaned up the evidence well but boy oh boy was he wrong. Every testimony/new evidence we hear is more damning than the previous and it just keeps coming. This is my 2nd time watching this trial (I know I’m weird). His defense was HORRIBLE. Really thinking about it what even is his defense here? They give no reason, no idea, no clue as to why he did this. They basically just said in opening statements that “He didn’t murder his parents”. I figured at what lengths he went to to fool his parents he would have at least come up with something. It kinda surprises me that he didn’t plead guilty just to keep all his lies from unraveling to everyone he knew. I know some details would have been rumored but going through a trial puts his entire life and all the lies under a gigantic microscope. Every little detail came out revealing what a POS he really was behind the façade he created. Kinda shocking he would let it all out that way.
You're not weird I have watched it several times too!! The opening statement alone is beautiful haha. Anyways... He could have just put as much effort into a real life as a fake one and been fine. I never understood people who lie because they don't wanna get in trouble instead of just letting it go, admitting it, they make themselves an even bigger evil lie to have to deal with. This thought process is fascinating and horrifying to me.
Chandler seemed to think that this detective was his friend; I find the way he is speaking to the detective, questioning him over and over about the police presence as disrespectful. His parents were "missing" and it seems that he feels threatened by the police presence around his house... that is a classic "Tell me you're guilty, without telling me you're guilty." If he had nothing to do with his parents being "missing"; normally people would go outside and talk to the officers.
Exactly. 💯 And he calls to say he’s hearing that everyone’s talking to his brother and not him. If you weren’t guilty & paranoid that they’re on to you, you wouldn’t care WHO they were talking to as long as they were working on finding your parents.
I think it's telling how he is already trying to sound like the victim. Like he was ready to throw out that card. I mean he lied to the cops, his parents, his girlfriend, everyone but how dare anyone lie to him right?
That bit about his dad's phone dying and him texting his ma to call or text his phone instead, That gave me chills knowing that was what happened the day he murdered them 😭😭. The way he goes on about the grilling when he incinerated his parents remains on the fireplace?!
@@DaveMcGarry I still cannot wrap my brain around this one. He’s a 23 year old skinny scrawny thing and look at the size of his parents, he killed both of them in broad daylight, not even ambushed them in their sleep!?
Its creepy how he was describing the Green Egg grill making everything smoky and he burned his parents in the fireplace. I bet he was remembering the smell of burning his parents. 😡😡😡😡
You know, whenever I watch trials (even after the fact and knowing the verdict), I try to go in with a truly open mind. No matter what I may have heard or what my inclination is, I try to be open to having the defense convince me of the defendant’s innocence, or seeing holes in the prosecution’s case. I’m having a really hard time doing that in this case. The prosecution hasn’t even put on the most damning evidence, and yet I genuinely cannot see any other explanation than the one put forth. The defense has not objected at times where I feel they should. It’s strange that they ask to approach at nearly every objection. I wonder if they’re hoping to have his conviction overturned on the basis of incompetent defense. As I sit here, I wonder why he didn’t try to plea out. I can’t see how he thought he’d be acquitted. I wonder if he’s hoping the conviction will be overturned and he’ll be in a better position to negotiate for a plea deal so the state doesn’t have to try him again.
@@LucyCatMomma if not *reasonable* doubt, at least I can usually understand the defense that will be made. Given comments he’s made in court, I’ve come to think that he has convinced himself he’s, if not innocent, not really to blame.
I read somewhere else that the minimum sentence for murder in his state is life in prison. So any plea would still be life in prison. So he had nothing to lose if he went to trial and lost but a lot to gain if he could get off on a technicality or something hence the trial.
@@nyangweso that’s sort of accurate in that the mandatory minimum at conviction is life without parole. But plea deals give leeway. There have been other pleas that allow for parole after a certain number of years (usually 30). Halderson was 23. Even if they’d offered him 30 per murder, he’d have had a chance of release assuming he lived long enough. Now he has no chance unless he gets his conviction overturned. Given how useless his attorneys actually were, I suspect their intent was to have it overturned on grounds of ineffective counsel, which would give him another chance to try for a plea. If it was the prosecutor unwilling to offer one (possible given the surety of his conviction), they might be inclined to if the other choice is to spend the money on another trial.
he put about as much thought into this crime as he did into his education and his career goals. had he put half the effort in to murdering his parents as he did into deceiving them about school and his fake job, he might have gotten away with it.
It's amazing how difficult it seems to be for these supposedly well-educated professional people to follow simple instructions. Detective Allen was told to "look at all these pictures and DESCRIBE THEM AS A GROUP" and she proceeds to describe each picture individually. She is certainly not the only one who did this because I noticed many witnesses in this trial were given the same instructions and did exactly what she did. I remember taking a test once and Number 1 said, "Read ALL questions before you answer any of them" and then Number 2 said, "Put your name in the right-hand corner". Number 3 said, "Circle the 5 in the Number 15". Number 4 said "Make a small fold to the bottom left-hand corner of this paper". Number 5 said, "Underline the word "Circle in Number 3" and it went on and on like that and you could see people busily folding and underscoring and circling and then they came to the very last question and Number 20 said, "Ignore all of the instructions on Numbers 3 thru 19 and follow the instructions ONLY on Number 1, Number 2 and Number 20." so basically all we were supposed to do was read all the questions and put our name on the paper and that was all. All the other instructions were canceled by the instructions on Number 20. I have no doubt that taking that test made me more aware of how much a lot of people cannot follow the most basic directions.
When he says "is everything alright?" He meant is everything alright for HIM. He wasn't concerned for his parents. Oh no. Just about himself. Almost seemed like he wanted to ask "am I busted?"
Do any of you think that the girlfriend, brother and other friends now know what he did at this point? When a few of them took the stand they kind of acted a little clueless of the amount of damage this guy has done to his parents.
I think those closest were trying to keep from envisioning what the monster did to these lovely people and remember them as they were. They obviously were cooperating to have the monster convicted to the full extent of the law.
They are supposed to testify how they felt & what they thought during that time, prior to finding out. Of course they know everything now... And @BonneMoms, some are allowed there the entire time. The brother Mitchell is/was allowed in the courtroom every day since the trial started, even before he testified. The judge mentioned it after Mitchell's testimony.
@@shelliea4621, actually they are only supposed to answer questions they are asked and anyone who is to testify is not supposed to be in the courtroom before their testimony. This is so they aren't influenced by other's testimony.
*Everyone is nervous talking to the cops but GD chandler takes the cake. He may as well tattoo GUILTY on his forehead. I wonder what the cop is even writing lol. And LOL @ chandler trying to read the cops notebook. 👮🏻♂️📒📝*
NEVER speak to the police without a lawyer. The police are not there to help you in these situations, as a matter of fact they tell you that anything you say will be used against you!!!
The young lady sat next to dismemberman doesn't look to happy about being that close to him. She's weirded out, and I don't blame her. I'd be sat no where near that guy if he had a sharp instrument in his hand , like a pen say! 😳🤣
Ugh the way he said we did our own thing on Weds night gave dad his space. I did some cleaning and laundry. Yeah I just bet you did cleaning evidence! His words and body language reminds me of Chris Watts during this and at the end of the 2nd part of this interview. Unnecessary detail, hands on his head, mouth hardly moving, looking down or towards the door. Little bug got caught in his web of lies!
If he would have stuck with the IT program, he would have undoubtedly learned between satellite and cell service....most definitely cell phones can be traced, tracked, pinged....you name it; law enforcement can retrieve it.
What went wrong in this guys life. He had good parents , a nice brother , a great girlfriend. All he needed to do was get on track with a career. Was he so lazy that it was easier to kill his parents than get a job ? Did he do it thinking he would get insurance money ?
This is has got to be the most crazy interview I've ever watched. Dogs, green eggs, minute piece of glass in his toe, a trip on the stairs that will lead to needing a colostomy bag.The lost of drivel goes on and on. It's madness to listen to it all ....and yet I'm still reading! The stupidity and arrogance of this hateful pos in thinking he's clever enough to get away with theses atrocious crimes is beyond belief. How did those nvestigators manage to sit through it all? ,,,
This defence team is really annoying, all they do is ask the witnesses " did you ever go there before that date ?" They want the jury to think that whoever they are cross-examining framed Chandler 😂🤔😡
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36:35 Detective “hey Chandler how are you?”
Chandler “not good”
Detective “good good”
I laugh every time.
I can’t believe he got away with his lies and deception for so long without being caught, he is so easy to read which makes me believe his parents had most likely known for awhile what was going on but was trying to give him a chance to straighten up and make things right.
The funniest thing is that on day TWO of the police being involved, they were already on to him. He was freaking out and calling detectives left and right wondering why they hadn’t specifically reached out to him to inform him he was a suspect. 😂
You’re absolutely right! 😂
You’re absolutely right!
You're absolutely right!
The paranoia in his voice about the police parked outside his house was priceless. I listened to that over and over again😂😂😂
Right.. it was funny but satisfying at the same time🤣
Me too. So satisfying!
And the defeat in his voice when the cop won't divulge any info.hes constantly fishing with that detective so he can go on the run and get prepared for the shitstorm
mike broadwell That's was great! 😆 And it was perfect timing when two more cars pulled up as he was watching the first two cars! 😆 They should've REALLY made him sweat and had a few more cars pull up and have them all get out of their cars and huddle together. LMAO!!
The detective just responded perfectly.
If he would have actually put the amount of effort he put into all of his lies and these murders, he could have been working making money. He made a full time job out of lying. It's insane.
I'm dumbfounded by the narrative he created about his parents feeling towards his girlfriend. It was all lies.
Facts
@BonneMoms It really is insane. It so senseless, it makes me wonder if he genuinely suffered a brain injury that caused him to short circuit.
@@cattycorner8 Nah. He was already a liar before that fake fall.
Pathological liar & narcissist… couldn’t help himself ….
The monster isn't under the bed, it's in the next room playing video games.
I feel like this should be on a t shirt
Do it! Order yourself a screen print and get cracking!!! I’d buy a shirt if you made em.
How did he ever get a girlfriend she looks like a mother much older than him he used her
Yup
@@carolegray6835 She used him in one of her fantasies, she has a very Darkside , something about the night about her.
“How’s it going Chandler?”
“Not good.”
“Good, good.”
😂😂😂😂
Lol 😆😆😆😆
I must have missed it, but that’s funny. I can’t believe Chandler put so many people through this trial. How can he look anyone in the eyes is beyond my comprehension.
@@rafalIL29 I know!! I can’t tell when he’s sitting in court if he’s embarrassed at that ridiculous performance in the interrogation, or not. Did he think they’d just pat the poor mentally delayed boy on the head and send him home?
@@rafalIL29 chandlers statement @ his sentencing is chilling. He does not apologize, he uses the statement to ask for lawyers who want to help with his appeal to please reach out. He’s really twisted.
@@rafalIL29not really considered all they know at this point is his parents been missing.
So, is "I pretty much gamed all day and night by myself" code for 'I spent 24 hours committing unspeakable acts against my parents"?
He’s crying now, he destroyed the two ppl who would have stood by him all his life, so tragic & insane what he did to his poor parents & his brother.
It's the new small talk.
It appears the alleged was actually trying to frame his(ex)girlfriends mother and fiancé for the murder of his parents. He mentions how Dulce dislikes his parents during his interview. Dumps his fathers torso on their property, along with the murder weapon, and the tools for dismemberment.
Prayers and healing for the families affected by this disgusting human being.
Rest In Peace Burt and Krista.
I wonder if they were going to be next ?
@@mrbroadwaydork good point!! I am so glad they did not look into the woods!!😳
@Christopher Martin you could be on to something.
Oh thanks for that clarification! The clips are somewhat out of order and that conjecture of yours explains a lot of the significance of the farm property etc. Because i thougt his girlfriends mother's testimony was slow and boring and insignificant and now i can listen to it again and follow better this thread by the prosecution. ty
@@ruthless8411 Christopher's on something
If I knew NOTHING about this case, watching his "interview" would immediately make me suspicious. Details people… it’s in the DETAILS!! People who are typically guilty of something paint tooooo much of a picture. What *exactly* his dad did even though he wasn’t there to actually see it (calls & emails), the temp of the grill for cooking hamburgers, color of tools his dad packed, where his comp was at while using it, adding in he brushed his teeth, the moment he saw the note - all without being prompted. Even when giving a detailed version of your day… no one goes into this type of detail unless they're trying to "prove" they didn’t do something. Goes for murders & even cheating spouses. 🤷♀️🤓
Great points!!!
Excellent observation. And did you notice how these drawn out details are of no significance? Who cares how hot the grill was?
This is EXACTLY what I said @Lolly! Chandler was giving TOO MANY DETAILS! No one cares what the temp of the grill was when his dad was allegedly "cooking"! 🤦🏾♀️ Smh No one cares about Chandler cooking "shrimpless" Shrimp Scampi (isn't that just pasta then??? 🙄🙄🙄)! Smh. I bet these detectives were HOT bc at the time of the interrogation, his dad's torso had already been found, and Chandler is the one spotted by Jill DeStefano as he's coming in & out of a wooded area.🤔 Ur parents are "missing" & u're hanging out in the woods, only to later be discovered that this SAME WOODED AREA contains ur missing dad's DECOMPOSED, DECAPITATED, DISMEMBERED torso!! Doesn't take a rocket scientist to suspect that "something" DEFINITELY smells fishy here. 🤔 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
And it’s always so annoying. It takes them 10 minutes to answer a question. The only thing left out is the color of the paint on the wall and the weather forecast
@@TaharkahX Thats exactly what guilty people do… its like “Look, this is exactly what happened & to prove it, I can tell you the most minute detail. Wanna know what the temp was? 350°… for hamburgers. Wanna know where my computer was? On the big dining table where the 2 chairs are pushed out. Wanna know what kinda coffee I got at Quik-Trip? French Mocha bcuz they wee out of vanilla. How would anyone know that if it didn’t happen?? Duhhhhh…” - except all that only makes you look even more guilty sir. 🙄
I finally get why chandler said his parents left with tools. He was thinking ahead in case they found the tools he used to dismember them. He's so evil
He used surely you mean they used to dismember them?
yes! or to cover in case they noticed some were missing
Wow. The guilty body language is off the charts! The evil POS is under so much stress, he can barely form a sentence. I got a lot of pleasure watching him sweat. Rip Krista and Bart. You didn’t deserve what happened to you. May your memories be eternal 😢
I enjoyed it too specially at the end when he keeps turning his head towards the door, as if he wanted to escape, he felt so trapped
I didn't get "pleasure" per say, but you're right, his body language speaks loudly :O
Nah he's faking that his "concussion" is serious. Super bad actor.
51.20 time on video: He says " his dad starts the grill at 8.39 to get the temperature right" Alarm bells ringing insanity there for not saying 8.40 like any normal person would have when recalling events from a random day.
He didn't mean 8:39pm exactly he said "830-9" he started the grill. (like 830 to 9) Lol
I wonder why so many folks still haven't gotten the news that they should never, never, never, never talk to a cop without a lawyer, even if completely innocent.
He is not "many folks" He is a psychopath, 23 years old, felt entitled. Pure evil.
@@fishingpinky3165 exactly! who would want to give this psycho and legal advice?
When it concerns missing parents or family that doesn’t apply genius lol
people like him THINK they know how to play people. remember it has worked for him all his life up to now but that was dealing with family. Family can be blinded by your evil long before the world can. like up to now but that was dealing with family. that is al so why most still live with parents, this is where he feel that he is at the top of his game for lies
Psychopaths feel superior, that they are smarter than the police and the talking is part of their need to demonstrate how superior they are. Sadly, this perception is to their detriment
I had to laugh at 36:34
Detective: "Hey Chandler, how are you doing?"
Chandler: "Not good"
Detective: "Good, good"
HAHA. No you are not good Chandler, and that is good.
Dang. I just had to delete..... I wrote pretty much exactly what you did before reading anyone else's comment. It just goes to show..... dude was instantly trying to rattle the defendant, get him all defensive.
lol 😅🤣😂 I thought I was the only one that noticed that! lol
@@mystique4eva990 me too lol
Chandler’s call to the detective about the mail being held makes him seem 100% guilty even knowing nothing else about the case.
He was definitely Fishing. My favorite part was DID ANYTHING BAD HAPPEN?????????
@@anthonydaily7766 I wish the detective had answered “bad for WHO, exactly?” 😂
Listen carefully to that call you can hear cat in the background sounding angry and agitated
Omg I’ve replayed it so many times. Of course Chandler knows why they’ve converged outside. At this point it was not just his dad who caught him & his lies. I just can’t imagine how he thought this was going to end any other way for him
@@stepheneurosailor1623did Cat like run over your dog or something? You’re really fixated. Your every response, every single comment. Young, attractive, vivacious women really get to you, huh.
How do you make shrimpless scampi? Wouldn’t that just be butter?
You're supposed to imagine there are shrimp.
I would be horrified to be the detective that found the torso! Just imagining what he did to his parents. Omg! A bolt cutter?
How else are you going to crack the bones up?
@@timyo6288 that’s terrible to even think about
@@timyo6288 lol
Those kitchen shears! 🤭
Was he trying to insinuate that his father was an abuser? “We did meaningless tasks so he wouldn’t do anything”…just wow
Sounds like it to me.
Yea saying his dad was mad at him!! Like bro, you’ve been lying to him about ridiculous b.s. and then you kill him..
Right! I picked up on several comments regarding this.
"TV not allowed upstairs"
"He doesnt talk when he eats"
It's not always subtle, but he kind of throws it in there as an after thought.
This is something killers do to their victims all the time. They try to demonize the victim. Whereas, most humans will feel some type of way speaking ill of the dead - especially soon after they're gone. (I know Bart isn't known to be dead at this time, but Chandler knows.)
I hope the doggos found a new loving home 😢
Hopefully his brother took them.
His brothers only loved ones left now.
When these horrific images are shown to the jury, I wish they would show Chandler’s face. I like to know if he can even stand to view them himself.
His face looked exactly the same the whole entire trial
when they showed photos of his fathers torso there was a brief camera angle facing Chandler and he was looking at the photo.
I was thinking the same thing.
You're giving Chandler too much credit. He doesn't care about his parent's mutilated pictures.
🤣 he was so paranoid he thought "the station" holding the mail was the police station lol
I had to laugh when he told ppl he may lose use of his legs get his head drilled and wear a colostomy bag…. Drama queen/pathological liar
The ER doc started to laugh when he heard about drilling a hole in the head.
I was like who lies about needing a colostomy bag? And in another part when he's making it seem the cut on his toe was severe he said he waddled upstairs...waddled, like a duck...wth?
Don't forget Narcissist
I was subjected to the inhumane torture of watching his police interview…it was physically painful. My brain was melting. Just wow
He almost got another homicide conviction for killing me with boredom 🤣
@@13ritneyanne He is incredibly boring. I could not live too long with a person who talks like he does.
It always helped to watch on playback speed x2. Otherwise I’d want to poke my eyes out 👀 😬
Nobody tells the judge to also have a nice day and it bothers me for some reason
One witness did,he said "You too " to the judge😊
@@lilypaulie not just one, I remember at least five did😊
Had to laugh when they walked into the room and asked him if he was all good he said no not really and detective said Good Good he was't listening to his reply he was on a mission.
Or maybe he did hear his reply that makes good good even better
He says his reason for sleeping downstairs was because he needed to be close to the bathroom as he couldn't see too well in the dark. So my suggestion would be to maybe turn the light on, so that it solved his seeing in the dark problem rather than sleeping on a makeshift bed of 2 chairs pushed together which I expect would be murder on a persons back, but more so on the back of a person who was claiming to have spinal damage like Chandler was. This lad is deluded, thank jeez he is locked up forever cus he just lives in a fantasy world, I expect he tells everyone in jail that he is really CIA working undercover as an inmate. Life without parole is better than death i think. Death has no suffering for them but life in a room, no decisions, no walks in the park or beach or sea, lots of time alone to have the events they took to fill their thoughts, hopefully they give them nightmares, sawing his parents body parts up is hopefully etched in his mind constantly. Worst about this is that his parents were amazing, kind, loving and I bet would have forgave him after a little telling off, but he never gave them that chance, he ambushed them & executed them. His warped mind thinking that was his best option when any sane person would have known otherwise but also could never kill family as loving as them.
"I expect he tells everyone in jail that he is really CIA working undercover" 😂😂😂
This is the first time I’m watching this part of his interrogations. He is creepy weird. He’s like a toddler.
I love how, even though this case is a “slam dunk”, the prosecution did their due diligence.
It blows my mind that Mr. Halderson took this to trial.
@Pt-11, All the signs of a very Arrogant Narcissist, he's now right where he belongs, and I hope he's having zero fun everyday in his little box.
I thought they had subpoenaed the whole country into that courtroom! Lol. It was so thorough, very well done!
Detective: Hey, Chandler, how ya doing?
Chandler: Not good.
Detective: Good, good.
Grilling at 8:39 AM pretty specific time remembering an event from days ago down to the second
Love that the detective asks him how he is doing. He says not good and the detective say good good.
That's pretty terrible honestly, considering what they know up to this point.
They’re barely asking any questions. He’s just volunteering all this info. 😆
Exactly, let him vomit info.
Work smarter not harder!
Had Wayyyy too much time on his hands....I feel so for his dad's brother and his brother so awful😔
It’s like throwing a rock in a river that goes out in a ripple effect that touches & hurts everyone forever… His poor brother the loss he’ll feel forever, he dodge that get well bullet!
"Hey chandler, how you doin?"
"Not good"
"Good, good, why don't ya sit over here"
Wow they have a great interview room set up I wish all of the interrogations looked and sounded like this one
Is it just me or is he not the brightest light bulb in the box ?
He is faking. He isn't as smart as he thinks he is, but he is more clever than he acts in this interview.
Detective: Hi Chandler how are you doing?
Chandler: not good.
Detective: good, good.
That’s just hilarious.
It's funny when Detective Brian Shunk walks in and straight to get sworn in...he knows the assignment!🤣 He looks SO MUCH like the actor and producer Paul Giamatti!
He’s so cool & collected knowing everything they knew & is a great interrogator! Awesome job!!!
The way he speaks makes my skin crawl.
Cat liked the way he speaks
@@stepheneurosailor1623 Cat _literally_ dodged a bullet.
He's like so unattractive too. So shady, shifty, and he has the personality of a toadstool.
He has the nerve to ask
" has anything bad happened "
And he whispered it too
I know the audacity!
This is so cozy. Love to snuggle up and watch Chandler reruns. It’s just so satisfying. Even though I have seen this stuff many times. It’s just so pleasing.
Same. Glad I'm not the only one!
It’s like an adult lullaby gently caressing me to sleep, knowing I’m not Chandler Halderson.
Yep…seen this a hundred times but it never gets old 😁
Usually watch this case at least twice a year.
54:28 shrimpless scampi?? Dude, that’s like plain pasta?!?! 🤯 I thought Dulce said Chaz was a good cook??
He lied about his cooking and Dulce fell for it!
“So I made shrimpless-scampi.” I somehow feel like he himself, wanted to laugh.
“The dogs saw my ma’s note” 🙄 sir give it up smh
I've seen many interrogations; when a person is innocent, they simply don't behave in this manner. He's just so guilty and it's horrifying to know what he really did; almost certain that the detectives were able to know this instantly. Rest in Peace, Bart & Krista; I'm sorry this happened to you both. You're never forgotten.
First of all, it was not an interrogation at this point he was not under arrest he could have walked out at any time.
What you want to focus on is the gf interview. she shows signs of guilt from the start. She completely freaked out on the stand talking about the ride in the police car and interview and after the attorney said she threw up and cried when she got to the police station, and she admitted that..just shows more terror in being exposed to being involved in some of it. An innocent person would be eager to go to the police station and answer any and all questions in the hope to help. Not freak out and throw up. That doesn't add up. And they never told her about anything at that point, only kindly asking questions. But we weren't there and may never know. It's very suspicious that they aren't releasing her police interview.
Try thinking before you post, better than showing your ignorance.
@Stephen Eurosailor This girl had been lied to the entire time she was with the defendant. Her behavior is not at all suspect when you consider the amount of pain and stress she felt as she realized everything that she thought wasn't as it seemed.
As the questioning went on, this young woman was putting all the lies in order and realizing everything the defendant told her was nothing more than fantasy. I can't imagine how sick she felt as she came to this realization.
Perhaps you should think before you post as well.
@@kam0406 Agreed. She loved his parents, and they treated her like a member of the family. The idea that he butchered them, and that she was alone with him at the house with their bodies in the basement would haunt anyone. She's going to be messed up for a long time.
Anyway, there is zero evidence she had anything to do with the killings. Literally nothing points to her but misogyny and fantasy of some of the commenters here. Considering how much evidence the police ended up having, including the 24-hour video surveillance (and her cooperation), it makes it very unlikely she could have been a knowing accomplice without the police being aware of it. And if they were, it would be in the public record.
@@kam0406 I agree with you wholeheartedly. I never saw anything in Cat that made me think she was guilty. What I saw was a young woman who had just had her world turned upside down and she was filled with grief and horror. She had to be remembering all the times she had been alone with this monster and now she learns how he has butchered his own parents and she is also probably thinking of the recent night she spent with Chandler while the bodies of his dismembered parents were under the same roof. If that wouldn't cause someone to throw up I don't know what would. She also felt a lot of grief because, unlike Chandler who certainly seemed to hold his father at least, in contempt and never missed an opportunity to try to make Bart look bad, Cat actually liked the Haldersons and all of her comments about them were positive. And Cat's not the one who has been feeding Bart and Krista nothing but lies for the past year. I don't know where anyone would get the idea that Cat had ANYTHING to do with these horrible acts.
@@stepheneurosailor1623 you really have a bizarre hard-on against Cat, huh? I see your busy little hate-comments everywhere. What’s wrong, does she remind you of a woman who rejected you? You certainly aren’t basing your opinions on evidence or logic.
🤦🏼♀️ He even blames the dog for the glass breaking 😂
Love how when they show him while the interrogation is playing he won’t look at it cause he KNOWS he’s lying.
I actually think he's looking at a monitor in front of him that is showing it, I think he is kinda watching it. How embarrassing for us with real emotions and shame.
By "shrimpless scampi" my ears have started bleeding😳😳😳
When he mentions his own birthday it even sounds like a lie. Like did you forget the year you were born?
Well, I'll never buy a Green Egg smoker.
that made my day
🤣🤣🤣😅😂😁😄
😂😂😂😂
👏😄
Det Shunk: Hi, Chandler, how 'ya doing?
Murderer: Not good.
Det Shunk: Good! Good!🤣🤣🤣
The most horrendous Family Feud ever written.
the way he says "ww-w---what's going on" when the detectives come in. Man.
".....and stuff like that". I've heard that almost as many times as I've heard, " ..,, you'll have to axe Michelle".
Schmeeda!
He listens at the wall!!! 😂😂😃😂😃😂😃😂
Yep trying to hear what’s going on with Cat 🫶
Is Chander trying to describe the smell and smoke of the "Green Egg" grill as a deflection of the smell that neighbors may have smelled (odd, weird, smokey) because Chandler was burning body parts? I realize Chandler is stating this grill smelled awful on Wednesday (presumably) however the neighbors wouldn't be so keen on remembering what day of the week that was.
That's exactly what I thought
Every time they show Chandler he looks like he's contemplating the choices he made that brought him to this moment. You killed your parents dude. && dismembered their bodies. For what? I bet he's wondering what really could've been worth all that.... The answer is Nothing by the way... Nothing is worth murdering the people who loved and cared for you your whole life.
The ultimate torture. Now he is in prison for the rest of his life and has to think about his decisions for rest of his life. It makes even me uncomfortable I couldn't imagine how he feels. Luckily I don't ever have to worry or wonder because I would never hurt another human being I would hurt myself first. And I definitely would never hurt my loving parents. Just tragic all around
34:00 That dude gets up and presses his ear against the wall, trying to hear what Kat is saying! He's aware there are cameras?
This case was disturbing, but overwhelmingly clear who did it. Not a bright guy.
I first saw the interview on the Crime Circus channel (if you guys are into true crime, he's got some really great, interesting interrogations and interviews on there) and I found it a bit boring because I didn't know much about the back story. It's way more interesting now having watched the trial up to this point so far.
I cannot imagine how this guy will get out of a guilty charge for 1st degree intentional homicide and get life in prison. Does Wisconsin have the death penalty? I mean chopping up your loving, supportive parents...that's up there with things that could get you the death penalty, no?
I'm impressed with how composed and kind Detective Shunk was able to be here, knowing that not only are the parents both dead, but they've only found a torso at this point. He's sitting across from an absolute psychopath and he's just like "Oh, cool..." "What'd you have for dinner that night?" "Cool, nice!" Amazing composure...
The only thing he's right about is that The Green Egg makes food taste pretty gross, except for traditionally smoky stuff.
If you watch Chandlers expression very closely during his police interrogation you'll see him very distressed at times. Sometimes even monstrous
He didn't even try to prove his "innocence". All he did was say not guilty. He's super delusional and he really does believe his own lies.
Man, this kid can just pull non-existent details out of his brain, compulsive liar.
Psychopath
Typical behavior of someone trying to "prove" they didn’t do something. They give totally irreverent & elaborate details… what temp the grill was set at, color of items (opposed to just tools… let me tell you the color & brand), type of coffee you drank, etc. Think about how you would give a detailed description of your day, even if asked "tell me exactly what you did today." - guilty people very often do this.
He seems like a weirdo...and why was he still living at home at his age?
@@joy-115 … he’s a narcissistic psychopath who didn’t have a job… therefore wouldn’t be able to afford living out of home.
Many stay at home who are well into there twenties and older these days … cheaper!
He ll have plenty of time to come up with a few more where he's headed lol
You can 100% hear the paranoia and fear in his voice asking “is something going on……that we need to know about?” I guarantee he is all but pooping himself in the moment he noticed cops posting up outside his house. I just don’t understand what made him feel like he could commit this crime and not get caught. I’m sure in his mind he thought he cleaned up the evidence well but boy oh boy was he wrong. Every testimony/new evidence we hear is more damning than the previous and it just keeps coming.
This is my 2nd time watching this trial (I know I’m weird). His defense was HORRIBLE. Really thinking about it what even is his defense here? They give no reason, no idea, no clue as to why he did this. They basically just said in opening statements that “He didn’t murder his parents”. I figured at what lengths he went to to fool his parents he would have at least come up with something. It kinda surprises me that he didn’t plead guilty just to keep all his lies from unraveling to everyone he knew. I know some details would have been rumored but going through a trial puts his entire life and all the lies under a gigantic microscope. Every little detail came out revealing what a POS he really was behind the façade he created. Kinda shocking he would let it all out that way.
You're not weird I have watched it several times too!! The opening statement alone is beautiful haha. Anyways... He could have just put as much effort into a real life as a fake one and been fine. I never understood people who lie because they don't wanna get in trouble instead of just letting it go, admitting it, they make themselves an even bigger evil lie to have to deal with. This thought process is fascinating and horrifying to me.
I've watched the whole trial many times as well 🤣🙈
Here I am a year later watching again 😢
Chandler seemed to think that this detective was his friend; I find the way he is speaking to the detective, questioning him over and over about the police presence as disrespectful. His parents were "missing" and it seems that he feels threatened by the police presence around his house... that is a classic "Tell me you're guilty, without telling me you're guilty." If he had nothing to do with his parents being "missing"; normally people would go outside and talk to the officers.
Exactly. 💯 And he calls to say he’s hearing that everyone’s talking to his brother and not him. If you weren’t guilty & paranoid that they’re on to you, you wouldn’t care WHO they were talking to as long as they were working on finding your parents.
And then he was cold and rude to the other one which was strange
@@ErinJeanette Good cop bad cop in his own mind. (Edited for spelling error)
I think it's telling how he is already trying to sound like the victim. Like he was ready to throw out that card. I mean he lied to the cops, his parents, his girlfriend, everyone but how dare anyone lie to him right?
I love how the detective keeps saying gotcha 😳 and about the search warrant acting as if he did not know 🤥 lol
They are masters of their craft, he’s probably doodling the whole time, like tic/tac/toe.. knowing all this is Gold!!
That bit about his dad's phone dying and him texting his ma to call or text his phone instead, That gave me chills knowing that was what happened the day he murdered them 😭😭.
The way he goes on about the grilling when he incinerated his parents remains on the fireplace?!
Yeah he criticised his Dad's barbecuing skills after he had shot him in the back and burnt his head on the fire.... Unbelievable.
@@DaveMcGarry I still cannot wrap my brain around this one. He’s a 23 year old skinny scrawny thing and look at the size of his parents, he killed both of them in broad daylight, not even ambushed them in their sleep!?
And I kept thinking what a lazy bum he is when he's the only one not working and it's his parents that do the cooking.
@8:01 don’t think those are bolt cutters. Look to me like large tree trimming sheers, which would make more sense in this case.
Its creepy how he was describing the Green Egg grill making everything smoky and he burned his parents in the fireplace. I bet he was remembering the smell of burning his parents. 😡😡😡😡
He’ll always remember that smell….
You know, whenever I watch trials (even after the fact and knowing the verdict), I try to go in with a truly open mind. No matter what I may have heard or what my inclination is, I try to be open to having the defense convince me of the defendant’s innocence, or seeing holes in the prosecution’s case.
I’m having a really hard time doing that in this case. The prosecution hasn’t even put on the most damning evidence, and yet I genuinely cannot see any other explanation than the one put forth.
The defense has not objected at times where I feel they should. It’s strange that they ask to approach at nearly every objection. I wonder if they’re hoping to have his conviction overturned on the basis of incompetent defense.
As I sit here, I wonder why he didn’t try to plea out. I can’t see how he thought he’d be acquitted. I wonder if he’s hoping the conviction will be overturned and he’ll be in a better position to negotiate for a plea deal so the state doesn’t have to try him again.
I agree 100%. I can usually always find reasonable doubt, but not here.
@@LucyCatMomma if not *reasonable* doubt, at least I can usually understand the defense that will be made. Given comments he’s made in court, I’ve come to think that he has convinced himself he’s, if not innocent, not really to blame.
@@LucyCatMommaagree. Once the skull was identified in the fire place I’m thinking how will he explain THAT away?
I read somewhere else that the minimum sentence for murder in his state is life in prison. So any plea would still be life in prison. So he had nothing to lose if he went to trial and lost but a lot to gain if he could get off on a technicality or something hence the trial.
@@nyangweso that’s sort of accurate in that the mandatory minimum at conviction is life without parole. But plea deals give leeway. There have been other pleas that allow for parole after a certain number of years (usually 30). Halderson was 23. Even if they’d offered him 30 per murder, he’d have had a chance of release assuming he lived long enough. Now he has no chance unless he gets his conviction overturned. Given how useless his attorneys actually were, I suspect their intent was to have it overturned on grounds of ineffective counsel, which would give him another chance to try for a plea. If it was the prosecutor unwilling to offer one (possible given the surety of his conviction), they might be inclined to if the other choice is to spend the money on another trial.
he put about as much thought into this crime as he did into his education and his career goals. had he put half the effort in to murdering his parents as he did into deceiving them about school and his fake job, he might have gotten away with it.
he literally has zero emotion like at all. I wonder if he was like this before he committed murders. Like he had to be, just a true psychopath
49:30
54:33 made scampi without the shrimp.🙄
It's amazing how difficult it seems to be for these supposedly well-educated professional people to follow simple instructions. Detective Allen was told to "look at all these pictures and DESCRIBE THEM AS A GROUP" and she proceeds to describe each picture individually. She is certainly not the only one who did this because I noticed many witnesses in this trial were given the same instructions and did exactly what she did.
I remember taking a test once and Number 1 said, "Read ALL questions before you answer any of them" and then Number 2 said, "Put your name in the right-hand corner". Number 3 said, "Circle the 5 in the Number 15". Number 4 said "Make a small fold to the bottom left-hand corner of this paper". Number 5 said, "Underline the word "Circle in Number 3" and it went on and on like that and you could see people busily folding and underscoring and circling and then they came to the very last question and Number 20 said, "Ignore all of the instructions on Numbers 3 thru 19 and follow the instructions ONLY on Number 1, Number 2 and Number 20." so basically all we were supposed to do was read all the questions and put our name on the paper and that was all. All the other instructions were canceled by the instructions on Number 20. I have no doubt that taking that test made me more aware of how much a lot of people cannot follow the most basic directions.
When he says "is everything alright?" He meant is everything alright for HIM. He wasn't concerned for his parents. Oh no. Just about himself. Almost seemed like he wanted to ask "am I busted?"
I'm so interested in how he justifies all of it in his head? What does he say to himself?
A Monster son 💙 what a coward .RIP for his parents ❤...that being said these people are all so professional and detailed ..great job
Do any of you think that the girlfriend, brother and other friends now know what he did at this point? When a few of them took the stand they kind of acted a little clueless of the amount of damage this guy has done to his parents.
I think those closest were trying to keep from envisioning what the monster did to these lovely people and remember them as they were. They obviously were cooperating to have the monster convicted to the full extent of the law.
@@suzintex2002 that makes sense
Also as witnesses they are being kept away from the trial except when I'm the court room giving testimony
They are supposed to testify how they felt & what they thought during that time, prior to finding out. Of course they know everything now... And @BonneMoms, some are allowed there the entire time. The brother Mitchell is/was allowed in the courtroom every day since the trial started, even before he testified. The judge mentioned it after Mitchell's testimony.
@@shelliea4621, actually they are only supposed to answer questions they are asked and anyone who is to testify is not supposed to be in the courtroom before their testimony. This is so they aren't influenced by other's testimony.
10:21 Holey moley, insane case to get your detective feet wet on. Starting out HARDCORE. Much respect.
I love listening to Wisconsin (Midwestern) accents. The best
I have one. People always ask if I'm from Canada. 🤣
Me too. I love their “o” sound
*Everyone is nervous talking to the cops but GD chandler takes the cake. He may as well tattoo GUILTY on his forehead. I wonder what the cop is even writing lol. And LOL @ chandler trying to read the cops notebook. 👮🏻♂️📒📝*
Detective: How are you doing?
CH: Not good.
Detective: Good, good.
This punks paranoia is off the charts after he committed these horrific crimes.....hes not gonna like prison lol 😂
They will love him though
That's a solid detective right there [last & longest one interviewed]
I really wanna know what the defense attorneys are thinking listening to their client ramble on
Defense will be he hit his head and that changed him and he doesn’t remember anything about killing his parents.
The cross-examiner sounds like bad text-to-speech at the beginning.
NEVER speak to the police without a lawyer. The police are not there to help you in these situations, as a matter of fact they tell you that anything you say will be used against you!!!
you want to give this scumbag some legal help?
I agree ☝️. This case is crazy I think there is more to it
It’s all in the name. Never listen to someone from Kansas...
@@jimgriggy3257 My advice wasn't for him. I don't know if you realize this or not but he's already spoken with the police and sealed his fate.
@@JackPeloquin Never listen to a mouth breather named Dirty Keys.... I found the weewee playlist in your profile, you have issues.
Such a gruesome case.
Not as bad as injecting billions of people with crap that causes blood clots and heart failure.
The young lady sat next to dismemberman doesn't look to happy about being that close to him. She's weirded out, and I don't blame her. I'd be sat no where near that guy if he had a sharp instrument in his hand , like a pen say! 😳🤣
dismemberman!! you win the comment section🙌😄
Ugh the way he said we did our own thing on Weds night gave dad his space. I did some cleaning and laundry. Yeah I just bet you did cleaning evidence! His words and body language reminds me of Chris Watts during this and at the end of the 2nd part of this interview. Unnecessary detail, hands on his head, mouth hardly moving, looking down or towards the door. Little bug got caught in his web of lies!
@Ruthless great description of this nasty little bug!
@@cattycorner8 thanks it's good to know other like minded people are thinking the same way
A few things about this case have reminded me of Chris Watts 🤮
@@StevieNicksIsMyFairyGodmother yeah isn't it appalling evil? I just think CW killing his girls and poor Shanaan and Nico was unfathomable
"has anything bad happened?????"
Uh yeah you chopped up your parents....😔🤢🤮
People in Wisconsin something's in the water up there 🙄.
They do like the word UM
If he would have stuck with the IT program, he would have undoubtedly learned between satellite and cell service....most definitely cell phones can be traced, tracked, pinged....you name it; law enforcement can retrieve it.
oh poor Mitch, while he’s at the cabin hoping to find his parents; detectives are finding his fathers torso
Love this judge.
He is exhausted from chopping up his parents. I think he ran out of energy and thought dumping his father’s remains was an easier option.
probably the only “work” that boy has ever done in his entire life
I Wonder where most of mom’s remains went
@@grettageragi9598 my thoughts too. His days were probably spent on the sofa. I can’t believe he had an attractive girlfriend.
@@cleew8762 i can’t either. and she cooked for him! probably after she got done working at her job!
@@melinda537 u do? Why
What went wrong in this guys life. He had good parents , a nice brother , a great girlfriend. All he needed to do was get on track with a career. Was he so lazy that it was easier to kill his parents than get a job ? Did he do it thinking he would get insurance money ?
It’s excruciating listening to him.
He is such a boring guy with a monotonus voice so unattractive no wonder he has not job
@@carolegray6835 right?
This is has got to be the most crazy interview I've ever watched. Dogs, green eggs, minute piece of glass in his toe, a trip on the stairs that will lead to needing a colostomy bag.The lost of drivel goes on and on. It's madness to listen to it all ....and yet I'm still reading! The stupidity and arrogance of this hateful pos in thinking he's clever enough to get away with theses atrocious crimes is beyond belief. How did those nvestigators manage to sit through it all?
,,,
“I’d like to move exhibit 116 into evidence!” 😀
“No objection!” 😀
“It is received!” 😀
“And published!” 😀
The reason why the glass at the fireplace shattered was due to heat accumulation from roasting his parents heads.
Thanks, I couldn't figure that one out. Fireplace glass is tough.
Oh my!
Absolutely crazy but true
Yikes!
😳
This defence team is really annoying, all they do is ask the witnesses " did you ever go there before that date ?"
They want the jury to think that whoever they are cross-examining framed Chandler 😂🤔😡
Highly ineffective 😵💫
What a beast this guy is. Worst of the worst