To be completely fair though, he could’ve been an accomplice. Cops sometimes arrest suspects to make them sweat and sell the idea that talking straight away greatly helps them in court. There have been cases before with multiple working together for the murder or a hitman where the technique worked. If you committed the lesser crime, have a chance to avoid the death penalty or know you’ll hang due to evidence, being the first to strike a deal can help you out incredibly. Depending on your info and the “big fish” you can plea out of jail time or more than halve your sentence.
I got a feeling it wasn’t him from the intro so when they were interrogating him I was watching so carefully with my JCS hat on eager to observe how an actually innocent person responds.
@@kmcd3020 And the fact that they cite JCS is so cringy. JCS isn't actually run/written by any criminal psychologists... They're just ex-cops! They're so full of shit, but have managed to convince millions of people that they're "experts."
This is a pretty sad story. Knowing after-the-fact that your GF and mother to your kid was raped and beat to death, while the guy tries to frame you in court? I cant even imagine. :(
"George is a human being", what? So was Nicole, so is Doug, so is their child and her children. What kind of an argument is that? Edit: Yes, legally he has rights and is technically a human being, but the efforts to promote sympathy for a rapist and murderer probably did little but leave a sour taste in the mouth of the court.
I think he knew the dude is screwed so he's like "eh I'll just say whatever comes to my mind and maybe add something I learnt from school " xD To be fair it really does sound like sometimes they are so done with this and fed up of defending a murderer/criminal
To me, personally, what I find disturbing is, that other human beings in uniforms use their position of power to suit them. humph. They judge and make assumptions before finding the truth.
In all fairness to the detectives here, the husband/boyfriend killing the wife dynamic happens so often it's always the best place to start. 1. He waits till 4pm to call the police and report her missing!. 2. A very public disagreement played out the night before between the two of them. 3. He'd been abusing Nikki physically. 4. a beating like she took, poor thing, is rage (usually)associated with someone who has personal ties. 5. He had no one to confirm his alibi between the hours of 12:30am, and 11am the next morning. 6. Nikki was a white woman, plain and simple, the judge was not taking the chance of him skipping town, so the decision to arrest was made. They awaited the DNA, and then everything changed.
"He knocked me out and then forced me to help him dispose of the body!" So uh, then why did you go on a fishing trip just a few hours later instead of ya know...going to the cops.
EXACTLY! That's why his story wasn't at all believable, and then on the stand he kept hesitating, as though trying to put a story together off the top of his head.
@@nachtegaelw5389 Public defenders are looking to get you a deal from the prosecution, then convince you that they did a good job for you...then get paid and move quickly onto the next case. I had plenty experience of this in my youth, as my wealthy friend paid Lawyers to pay off the right people, and got off with some pretty serious charges. I know it's stating the obvious, but if you're wealthy you can avoid jail by paying off the right people.
"..And... We are in a room and... Hurr durr... Dis is a pen and... Hurr durr... *MYCLIENTISINNOCENT* ." Top drawer representation there my friends... Top drawer.
Ive binge watched like 20 or more of these episodes. Things I've noticed. 1. This man owns 2 shirts 2. He likes to highlight cases with people who get life . . . . Without parole 3. Tree is his favorite number
Just imagine getting arrested for murder and knowing for a fact you had nothing to do with it. Damn that must be a shitty feeling. I can’t imagine how many people it has happened to that are rotting away in prison right now knowing they are innocent.
@@ashadekat8787 maybe in some cases but 90% of the time most people are guilty let’s be honest. I would think in the prison system in America five or 6% of people in there Are truly innocent. That’s still sad because it should be 0%
How in the world could the bf have done all that damage to her, but his hands were baby smooth, no bruises or injuries to his knuckles? How could Nicole have fought so hard, but her bf had no scratches or marks, at all? That investigation was going down the crapper so fast & they weren’t trying to stop it. No common sense was applied, until the dna came back. How scary! Thankfully, he was cleared, but they were def looking to hem him up for it, regardless. I bet they were disappointed by the dna results that exonerated him.
It's even more unbelievable when you think about why he was "blacked out". Yeah, I'm sure he got the crap beat out of him. What a ridiculously stupid story...lol
This is why I love the motto of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (and other law enforcement agencies) taken from the Supreme Court case of Berger v. U.S. (1935). Justice George Sutherland reminded law enforcement that the law has **two aims**: "that guilt not escape, nor innocence suffer". Too often I think prosecutors only remember the former and forget the latter.
colm brock First off, it’s *they’re, *for. F you want to come across as semi intelligent, basic grammar is a plus. Second, everyone is entitled to a defence by law. Someone has to do that job and you do not know the intentions of those that do it. Thirdly, public defence attorneys do not make as much as you think. There are many more lucrative avenues to go down as a lawyer. Unless you are a big name defence attorney, (available to only the rich, well-off) you are not top tier income.
@BlackSH0veldeath ...You really think someone who just got out of prison after 40 years would give a shit about all that bullshit music you just mentioned?
I love when George's lawyer was giving his speech he walks over to George, who is sitting there with that stupid pouty look on his face, and the only good thing he could say about him was "George Birch is a human being...And a US citizen."
i was waiting for him to go like "he has two eyes, a nose, and a mouth just like us" bc that's just how dumb his statement sounded. then he tried to go like "If you guys know without a reasonable doubt that he murdered her then" then what? his DNA was found at the scene like hang it up sherlock
I knew immediately that Doug Detrie was innocent because his reaction to the news of Nicole's death was completely normal. Cops shouldn't have arrested Doug so quickly because it gave the murderer the idea to throw Doug under the bus. Very sad case, a mother of three very young childten murdered, her children growing up without her. Rest in Peace Nicole.
I love how you seem to respectfully weave humor into telling these stories. It keeps me from getting fatigue from watching all this heavy content. I really love true crime, but sometimes it takes its toll. I also like how you tell a lot of stories I’ve never heard of! Keep it up!
So true. The first time I saw one of Mike’s videos I wasn’t sure if I was ok with the humor. I got over it quickly though because he’s so funny, and his jokes are always at the expense of the perpetrators, and never the victims.
I’m on my millionth episode of binging. Here’s what I’ve learned: I know ALWAYS ask for lawyer the moment they say I’m officer so and so; and also scared of every person I know and whom idk. These cases are crazy!
I'm usually pretty comfortable with the idea of death or tragedy around the corner. But the other night I put my usual true crime except it was Dr. G's medical examiner, about autopsies. Man I got this sudden fear of death and had a hard time falling asleep. Anything can happen and wtf happens after?! I'm good now lol but damn it hit hard😂
The fact that his scumbag defense attorney went along with his bullshit story and went along with incriminating a completely innocent person is just sickening.
"This table is occupied by the government of the state of Wisconsin. They don't represent any particular individual..." Uh...they represent the victim, genius.
Victor Lujan they represent the PEOPLE. Not the government, or even the victim. We the people demand justice for the victims, and the prosecutor represents us.
I was convinced of the boyfriend's innocence during the first interrogation. Then I was floored and doubting my intuition once he was arrested. A whirlwind of emotions this time around.
Or become a dog walker. It's a well known fact that dog walkers always find the dead body, which means they are unlikely to be the murder victim. Keep that dog with you at all times!
@@mrsb3650 so funny bc I always think things like that when walking my dog LoL like...' This would be a good place to hide a body, I hope I don't stumble onto one ' or I'll see something strange looking on the ground like a sock or shoe and wonder how it got there....
Funny, when they were interviewing the boyfriend everything in my head was screaming "this guy is legit" Didnt think it was him at all and was worried i was being duped by a Sociopath, glad my senses are still tingling! For me it was the way he asked "what happened?" that seemed so genuinly delivered and wasnt something the killer could say in that manner
I thought he probably did it, up until that point. The way he said "What happened?", fought back a sob, and then started crying was genuine. I can easily imagine his brain was swirling with thoughts of Dillon having no mother, and him being a dick to her the night she was killed. I wouldn't doubt he also had a flash of "Who's going to take care of the baby?", and suddenly had a glimpse of his future.
You know, I’ve never wanted to smack the crap out of a defense attorney as much as I wanted to smack this one! His entire opening statements just made him sound like a complete tool!
If you believed your client did it and wanted to make sure he got convicted, how would you represent him? A "fence" protects. A De fence means there no protection. If you ever need a defense atty, hire your own! Ive seen many trials where court appointed defense attys dont call witnesses who can collaborate their clients alibis, are given evidence by prosecution that could cause doubt but never used it. Our System is broken. USA has 3X the number of prisoners than any other country. Those prisoners provide slave labor for Big Corps. Its a FOR PROFIT business. This guy was guilty but some arent.
@@newera_1303 Irish pronunciation : "thirty three" is pronounced "tirty tree" ... and it seems that there is always 3 ... 30 ... 33 ... 30,000 ... 33,000 etc. in every one of Mike's videos. Shame there wasn't "thirty three and a third" in the video, because it would have been pronounced _"tirty tree and a turd"._
The 2nd best part of these videos, (obviously behind just everything about our beloved Mike) is the editing and succinct storytelling. I've seen many of these tragedies told in long form.. but Mike's ability to take out the pertinent bits of police interviews, the trial tapes, and background on all of the important figures involved and make a well told story is truly an art. Thank you, We 🌺💕 you!
Sadly , I was close to this case, the images presented in court during the medical examiner’s testimony will forever be burned in my mind. Her face was completely unidentifiable and it was heart breaking to see all her injuries. Unfortunately for Doug , there was enough probable cause at the time of his arrest to take him into custody, due to the crime scene being in the road outside his house, the blood found in his garage , and the video didn’t mention there was also a tissue with blood found in the garbage inside his house too. He wasn’t released until results came back from the crime lab to determine non of the blood was from Nikki. A month after Nikki was found, and before george had connection to her death, George was questioned about a hit and run accident in Green Bay with his truck fitting the description, He voluntarily let the officers download all the content on his phone, from that hit and run incident. Once he was identified from CODIS, almost 4 months later, the police were able to see he had contact with an officer about the hit and run incident and they had all the content and gps locations from his phone before even arresting him for Nikkis death . To enter dna into CODIS you need a full dna profile . Remarkably, Out of the 100+ swabs taken from Nikki, only one swab came back from the lab with a full dna profile. She was only wearing one sock when she was found. the full dna profile came from the inside of the top of her sock. Thank god for dna and technology , or George would of never been found.
Terrible. Honestly, the photos of the victims injuries should only be viewed by the jury, judge, and lawyers at trial. Everyone else should be spared, especially the families. I'm very sorry for your loss.
I'm really sorry you went through that. This guy was as violent as it gets, he is the lowest common denominator, and I wish they had the death penalty in this state because he would be a perfect candidate. DNA technology is incredible.
@@amberdecameron2269 : Many of us in WI wish we had the death penalty, its the only thing effective at getting rid of human trash and this country needs to use it more often.
I loved your coverage of this story. Who knew a fit bit could and would be used to solve crime?!? Thank you for the mental workout! Again. You are a success!
This is terrifying. The fact that cops want to close a case above anything else is the only reason that an innocent person cannot rest assured that they will be ok. To lose a loved one and then have it pinned on you like what could be worse
It's truly horrific for the individual involved and it happens more often than you think? Some police officers are truly nasty, corrupt and dangerous people to become involved with.
@@leemcr1894 what was the outcome again? Doug was not charged, the evidence clearing him. They also successfully prosecuted the at fault party. Yes it was an inconvenience for Doug but he was cleared. Our system isn’t perfect but it’s one of the best in the world.
@@hunterbiden7391 No it isn't, there's 30+ better in Europe. In America, if you're poor you're f*****? Likely to plea-deal due to fear of ridiculous sentences (LWP etc) whether innocent or not.
There isn't room for everybody to graduate at the top of the class; and not everybody can afford a top level attorney. Everybody has their part to play. And maybe every so often, a suspect (not saying this one in particular) deserves a "mediocre" defense attorney for their actions. Like the most horrifying serial killers and sociopaths. But someone who maybe slipped up and made a mistake, unplanned, manslaughter type situation, no sign of it in their past, OR a potential innocent suspect with circumstantial/lack of evidence -- I'd say they deserve a good lawyer and a strong defense case.
I never comment on videos. But I have to here. Mike, I am in love with the way your videos are presented. Only a murder mystery fanatic would know how cool it is. Thank you!
He’s the best! Other true crime channels are good too, but I really enjoy how Mike injects his personality. Some people might disagree, but I don’t think his humor ever comes off as disrespectful.
I agree, alot of other murder videos are boring with a monotone voice we're it all starts to blend in with each other, but Mike always puts a- keep you engaged twist on his videos. Awesome job. Im not to familiar with any other RUclips channels like Mike's but I love homicide hunter, and murder she solved ,those are good shows!😉
All respect to the victims Mike reports on. You are in love with the way he presents true crime? I’m in love with Mike! Lol, I can’t help it...his sense of humor makes him crazy attractive. Good looking, smart, cultured and that dry sense of humor!
Can we remember the poor victim. She suffered a horrific death and her children left motherless. It’s horrible being reminded how much evil and senseless violence humans are capable of. It’s also scary that due to how fallible humans are that innocent people can be found guilty and the guilty go free.
I love ur comment thank U! She’s our beautiful Angel nikki whom had so much love to give and light an amazing friend and mother daughter and sister just an amazing soul
Andrea Dausey she truly seemed like a beautiful, joyous person who radiated happiness. My deepest sympathies to all her loved ones who had her cruelly stolen from them by a selfish monster. May she live on through her children and in the many wonderful memories her loved ones have of her.
My sympathies too. Its not fair what happened to her. That "thing" was an animal. She created 3 beautiful kids tho, who are part of her. Prayers for her family.
How awful to just find out your partner has been murdered and instead of being able to grieve you are being accused of murder... I'm only 12 mins in so I'm not sure who is.
It’s scary because you can almost hear in the cop interviewing him that he was not sympathetic, and was pointing the finger. I know they have to be thorough but there is something called ‘innocent until proven guilty’. As far as that interview sounded they were focusing and him and not investigating anyone else. The blinkers go on in so many cases it makes me wonder what they often do to find anyone else other than the partner
The fact that Doug had no defensive wounds was a pretty clear indication to me that he was not (directly) responsible for beating/bludgeoning her to death. I wonder how the cops were planning on explaining that away while trying to convict him of it?
Good twist. I feel like these always end up being the spouse or partner. Imagine ending up in jail over Turkey blood. This is why you always lawyer up! Detective's aren't your friends and they want you to be guilty. Makes their job easier
Man I’m glad the defense attorney explained how basic court cases work and also confirming that those in attendance are in fact humans. Cleared my theory right up about them all being robotic.
I struggle with anxiety, panic attacks, & PTSD. I just wanted you to know that watching your shows....they help. They are super interesting and I can listen and focus in on your stories and it helps me forget about being anxious. Thank you ❤️❤️
@@frightfang5235 I can tell you, I bought a fitbit 6 months ago, and it was really helpful in solving my murder. The guy who killed me even got life as a result of it.
I enjoy watching your quirkiness and how you relay your the story, love all the way from Jamaica, started watching you a couple of weeks now and I am hooked.
Man goes to 'The Watering Hole' to see Steel Panther. Man drinks with friends while snorting Adderall. Man later stumbles into 'The Sardine Can'. *Fitbit:the forgotten advertising pitch*
I can't imagine being accused of murder and sitting in jail for it, all the while being completely innocent of the crime! I know there's countless amounts of wrongful convictions out there, but this video certainly give pause for thought. Good job Mike.
Heyyyy! I’ve seen this footage recently. I love these videos on this channel because they are so much more informative than any other channel I’ve watched.
11:50 Doug's posture is that of an innocent man. Leaning forward with arms wide open and making good eye contact. When it's the opposite the cops use that for a reason to prove guilt. When it's the mannerisms of the innocent it is not considered exculpatory though. All of a sudden it's not worth mentioning. They should not have arrested this guy.
Yeah body language and emotional reactions aren’t reliable evidence. People can learn to lie while still giving innocent body language. Not everyone reacts to trauma and grief in the same way.
@@nachtegaelw5389 that is a fair point. having watched a ton of these, I can't recall a guilty person affecting the same posture. also it is the exact opposite posture that retired det teach point to guilt. the guy looks concerned and innocent. granted a layman's opinion who has no responsibility for anything or anyone involved
@@knowsmebyname yeah sure, I know body language analysis has some basis in reality, but I feel like it’s like polygraph tests...maybe not best to use them in court
I just found your channel yesterday and can't stop watching. I love how even though you are dealing with morbid, awful and scary topics, you still manage to be upbeat and funny in your videos without being inappropriate!
Holy crap, I never thought my hometown would ever be featured on a channel like this. You did a pretty good job pronouncing Manitowoc (Man - ih - toh - wok). I didn't know Nicole, but probably went to the same high school. She graduated 1 year before me. Such a tragic situation.
This is the third case out of GB that I've heard of that is fucked up. Google the case of the Green Bay Mill murder in the 90's and the murder of a police officer's wife in the 90's as well. Both super questionable cases, tons of reasonable doubt, yet convictions were secured in both cases. Now this one...
@@stephanim2436 it’s not scary here. But I lived in Las Vegas. That shit is scary. Before I moved back home there was a gang killing people with machetes up in Mount Charleston. Just saying 🤷🏻♀️
I can’t handle it when the cause of death is torture. Some tears rolled down listening to her brutal murder. And everything that was done to her- nightmare.
Sorry guys just noticed a mistake and had to re-upload, sorry about that!
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Watching it twice to help your numbers then lol
That Chapter thought we were getting a double dose for a sec 😢
Didn't meet the "3" quota?
Happy to rewatch! I enjoy anything with that Accent!
She fought like hell" boyfriend has no injuries. police: "got our man lets wrap it up!"
And truly horrifying that he almost went down for a crime he didn’t commit. Thank God for science/forensic/technological innovation!!!
No kidding, man.
To be completely fair though, he could’ve been an accomplice. Cops sometimes arrest suspects to make them sweat and sell the idea that talking straight away greatly helps them in court. There have been cases before with multiple working together for the murder or a hitman where the technique worked.
If you committed the lesser crime, have a chance to avoid the death penalty or know you’ll hang due to evidence, being the first to strike a deal can help you out incredibly. Depending on your info and the “big fish” you can plea out of jail time or more than halve your sentence.
Scary shit
I live in Green Bay and can confirm the Department is awful!
It’s scary that the police can “find” evidence, arrest you, show your name & face, only later to realize that it was wrong.
Always call a lawyer.
@@hereb4theend Yep.
Yeah it's majorly fucked and why there's so many wrongful convictions
Yeah ruined his name for sure?
How did the police not know it was turkey blood, before arresting Doug? Wow.
Is it just me or does this Doug guy look like a different person in every photo and camera angle
It's not just you.I think maybe there's just a lot of time between the videos?
Just like selfie taking millennials. Lol.
I agree he looks different in every photo lol
He's a wendigo
He does. Cuz sometimes he looks cute and sometimes it's like what
I immediately knew it wasn't the boyfriend... his response to hearing they found a body was way too genuine.
I got a feeling it wasn’t him from the intro so when they were interrogating him I was watching so carefully with my JCS hat on eager to observe how an actually innocent person responds.
@@krissielundy9934 To be fair everyone reacts differently you can't take one response and use it to compare to others
@@kmcd3020 exactly, people watch criminal videos and suddenly act like "yeah, this crying was real".
@@tai52002 yeah RUclips investigators 😂😂
@@kmcd3020 And the fact that they cite JCS is so cringy. JCS isn't actually run/written by any criminal psychologists... They're just ex-cops! They're so full of shit, but have managed to convince millions of people that they're "experts."
I thought George was guilty, till I found out he's a human like me! Now I just don't know what to believe!
Not to mention a US citizen!!! So that just proves 100% he's innocent
And he's up against THE GOVERNMENT! Innocent, obviously, unless you like the government more than you do humans. 🤷♀️
Shit ur right
💀🤣
Exactly! Ha!
That lawyer couldn’t find anything nice to say... he said he’s a human being and a United States citizen
Superb defense techniques for a cartoon lol
Also the state represents the deceased but he doesn’t say that. Prick.
@@BeautyWithThorns How bad was the guy that even his own lawyer had nothing nice to say about him?
@llriv or your client is just such a douchebag that even you can't say/do anything to redeem them
Lol ikr
That lawyer sounds like he's playing lawyer for a high school class
The pulic pretenders are pretty sketchy in Green Bay 99% are shit.
"I won 3 of my 7 cases in high school debate! I should definitely become an attorney at law!"
Elementary school
Lol
he sounded even worse than some of the people in my old high school’s constitutional law class LMAO
It's chilling to think that prior to DNA testing, Doug would be siting in prison due to lazy cops.
Even with DNA testing it still happens everyday
@@woodworkingandepoxy643 I mean it happens but not as often as it used to before DNA test came out
I like that the defense lawyer’s best argument is “this is a human being”
Lmao I was thinking the same 😂
I cringed the entire time.
And he was dumb enough to include the words “he murdered Nicole” in his defense of him 🤣 which Mike used accordingly later on
Georgie hasn't pick da best lawyer....
Setting up for appeal based on poor defense lawyer.
Doug doesn’t seem like the nicest dude but I’m glad he isn’t in jail for a murder he didn’t commit.
Right, seems like a BASTARD!!!!! Why do women stay with guys like this?
The fact they arrested him with no injuries consistent with a fight is bs.
What does that even mean ?
@Get Offended, Did you miss the incident with the victim's sister? Doug is a scumbag.
Yea he better be in jail for harassment
This was the single most effective argument for getting a Fitbit that I have ever heard.
No shit!
And if you ever go out to commit a murder, just put it on your dog or on top of your Roomba so it keeps measuring steps at home!
@@amityislandchum good advice lol
Should be a commercial
Or to not get one.
This is a pretty sad story. Knowing after-the-fact that your GF and mother to your kid was raped and beat to death, while the guy tries to frame you in court? I cant even imagine. :(
"George is a human being", what? So was Nicole, so is Doug, so is their child and her children. What kind of an argument is that?
Edit: Yes, legally he has rights and is technically a human being, but the efforts to promote sympathy for a rapist and murderer probably did little but leave a sour taste in the mouth of the court.
Yeah he's a crappy defense attorney
free range spicy chicken lol yea I felt that too what a shitty lawyer..
They say that to soften the jury so they don't think harshly of him.
The defence has been watching too many lifetime movies
Second I saw him I said this is a slimy defense lawyer
So I just texted my best friend and told her if I ever get murdered she has to make sure Mike tells my story... Is that weird??
Not weird at all!!!
I think I will, too!🌞🌞🌞
It'll only be 'weird' if she had something to do with it Adrienne! Hahaha.
Yes
its a little cringe
_George is a human being. This is a table. I’m wearing pants. The sky is blue. Water is wet_
Nailed it 🙄
😂😂🤣🤣
Don’t talk to the police w/o your attorney!
I think he knew the dude is screwed so he's like "eh I'll just say whatever comes to my mind and maybe add something I learnt from school " xD
To be fair it really does sound like sometimes they are so done with this and fed up of defending a murderer/criminal
Our beautiful Angel we love and miss u so much nikki💔💔
I laughed way too hard at this comment. 😂
It’s disturbing how often police immediately decide who is guilty and then work hard to fit the evidence to that person.
To me, personally, what I find disturbing is, that other human beings in uniforms use their position of power to suit them. humph. They judge and make assumptions before finding the truth.
In all fairness to the detectives here, the husband/boyfriend killing the wife dynamic happens so often it's always the best place to start. 1. He waits till 4pm to call the police and report her missing!. 2. A very public disagreement played out the night before between the two of them. 3. He'd been abusing Nikki physically. 4. a beating like she took, poor thing, is rage (usually)associated with someone who has personal ties. 5. He had no one to confirm his alibi between the hours of 12:30am, and 11am the next morning. 6. Nikki was a white woman, plain and simple, the judge was not taking the chance of him skipping town, so the decision to arrest was made. They awaited the DNA, and then everything changed.
Not giving two sh*ts who committed the crime just grab the nearest guy and your work is done.
Mike's wearing both of his 2 shirts!
He is my minimalist hero.
Mike has 'tree' shirts. Not two.
I was looking for this comment. First time I’ve seen him wear both in one video. Figured he was jazzing it up a bit lol
Wit Tree Buttons undone!! 😯 Outta control.
You know it'd a good one with two shirts lol
Bring back the floating head top!! The best obvz!
Mike is my favorite true crime host/narrator of all time.
He’s the best. There’s comparison, but he’s the best.
CaseFile host puts up some good competition..
Terdy tree. 33 lmao. Love his narration
@Christian Cullen I like JCS for what he does. I just find Mike's videos a little easier to digest.
@Fabiloux im actually a Patreon member and prefer his videos over any. Also a top contender.
“He’s a human like me and you. He’s a United States citizen...”
I busted out laughing. WHAT?!!
Ikr? 😂 And the Jury is, " okay! That's enough for me...Not guilty!!!"
This. Is a table. Yes humans. There are humans there. But THIS Table
-That lawyer guy
He`s a human and a United States citizen ? Sorry my bad.
"He knocked me out and then forced me to help him dispose of the body!"
So uh, then why did you go on a fishing trip just a few hours later instead of ya know...going to the cops.
EXACTLY! That's why his story wasn't at all believable, and then on the stand he kept hesitating, as though trying to put a story together off the top of his head.
I hope that defence lawyer isn't ever representing anyone innocent, because they might end up in prison
Lmao
For real. Public defenders usually aren’t top notch because of costs
Exactly !!
@@nachtegaelw5389 Public defenders are looking to get you a deal from the prosecution, then convince you that they did a good job for you...then get paid and move quickly onto the next case. I had plenty experience of this in my youth, as my wealthy friend paid Lawyers to pay off the right people, and got off with some pretty serious charges. I know it's stating the obvious, but if you're wealthy you can avoid jail by paying off the right people.
@Justin Nope what did you do 👀.. I'm nosey 😂
man georges lawyer was awful
"look at this table. these are humans. look at THIS table. these are, uh, also ... humans"
He was awful, what the heck was he thinking? Look at this table. These are humans. Must of been a public defender
"..And... We are in a room and... Hurr durr... Dis is a pen and... Hurr durr... *MYCLIENTISINNOCENT* ."
Top drawer representation there my friends... Top drawer.
@@whitedragoness23 he also contradicted himself with that whole constitution speal
nah he was tryna reach his word limit on his essay
You get what you pay for! And since this lawyer was probably a court appointed defense lawyer, he just didn't get much.
Ive binge watched like 20 or more of these episodes. Things I've noticed.
1. This man owns 2 shirts
2. He likes to highlight cases with people who get life . . . . Without parole
3. Tree is his favorite number
Idk know that he likes it so much as its just kind of hard to find cold blooded murder cases where people are granted parole....
I just laughed my ass off because it's so damn true
Don’t forget his jumper
Tree is treehundred percent TC's favourite number. Such wonderful pronunciation!
I just laughed my ass off. Best comment ever
The cops really shot themselves in the foot by going after Doug right away. They had nothing on him at all, especially to arrest him.
Just imagine getting arrested for murder and knowing for a fact you had nothing to do with it. Damn that must be a shitty feeling. I can’t imagine how many people it has happened to that are rotting away in prison right now knowing they are innocent.
The cops go after the easy target .. it makes life simpler for them and cuts investigation costs. It's an economic thing. 🤷
@@ashadekat8787 maybe in some cases but 90% of the time most people are guilty let’s be honest. I would think in the prison system in America five or 6% of people in there Are truly innocent. That’s still sad because it should be 0%
@@ashadekat8787 rhiy hrchsn4
Plenty.
Our Guy is Dr Richard Kimble, lets go get this guy
This video was brought to you by Fitbit. "You never know when you are going to get murdered".
Mike's list of homicides solved by a fitbit made for a better sales pitch than any advertisement... It honestly tempted me to buy one!
Ouch but very try my friend
Lmao! Good one!
I legit started wearing my Ionic after seeing this case hahah! I think I might be a little paranoid after probably waaaaay too much true crime.
ONE DAY YOU WILL HAVE ONE DAY TO LIVE. 24 HOURS HANDS MOVING FASTER TO FOREVER.
Watching that defence lawyer at work, gave me the worse case of second hand embarrassment 😔
Lol me too. Soooo embarrassing! 😂😂
"This is George, he is a human"
Some lawyers are simply defective...🤠
He's an absolute disgrace
Cringy
How in the world could the bf have done all that damage to her, but his hands were baby smooth, no bruises or injuries to his knuckles? How could Nicole have fought so hard, but her bf had no scratches or marks, at all? That investigation was going down the crapper so fast & they weren’t trying to stop it. No common sense was applied, until the dna came back. How scary! Thankfully, he was cleared, but they were def looking to hem him up for it, regardless. I bet they were disappointed by the dna results that exonerated him.
They probably cried when they got the DNA results.
"This is my client, George Burch. He is a human being, and a United States citizen. He also exhales carbon dioxide, which is needed by plants."
😂😂😂😂
maybe he should breath it in and not out
George intakes oxygen and gasoline and exhausts carbon monixide
I like plants
hahaha
You know they're guilty when they say "and the next thing I remember is waking up..." 🙄 no.. stop that sir.
Look up "Dissociative fugue"... No, suffering from amnesia doesn't necessarily mean you're guilty of anything, if I were you I'd delete that comment.
@@mace8873 I believe that is rare. This guy doesnt look all that traumatized from his so-called experience.
@@mace8873 If it had not been too late, already, because Old Boy replied...now it would definitely be too late, after you replied.
I thought the same thing
It's even more unbelievable when you think about why he was "blacked out". Yeah, I'm sure he got the crap beat out of him. What a ridiculously stupid story...lol
See how easy it is to accuse someone before all the facts are in.
This is why I love the motto of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (and other law enforcement agencies) taken from the Supreme Court case of Berger v. U.S. (1935). Justice George Sutherland reminded law enforcement that the law has **two aims**: "that guilt not escape, nor innocence suffer". Too often I think prosecutors only remember the former and forget the latter.
I was cringing when the defense lawyer was touching that murderer's shoulder.
There mostly Godless snake's anything fot the $$$ that's what they worship!
colm brock First off, it’s *they’re, *for. F you want to come across as semi intelligent, basic grammar is a plus. Second, everyone is entitled to a defence by law. Someone has to do that job and you do not know the intentions of those that do it. Thirdly, public defence attorneys do not make as much as you think. There are many more lucrative avenues to go down as a lawyer. Unless you are a big name defence attorney, (available to only the rich, well-off) you are not top tier income.
@@Barec76 first off, it's if*. IF you're going to correct people, be correct yourself.
I know I had to skip past it
I know and george trying to give puppy dog eyes and nodding away lmao what a clown
Who else thinks the defense lawyer probably drank his way through law school while his girl friend wrote his papers?
And banged all of his lawyer friends.
The best argument the defense lawyer could come up with: This is a human being. That is a table. Case dismissed.
Oddly specific :p
Oh for sure. Seems like a public defender
Hahahahaha o yes he did for sure! Lol that’s great 😆 🤦♀️
His lawyer sucks lol
You’re right, sir, there are humans at this table
That's a running theme in Minatowoc.
what did he have to work with?
@Your Majesty Just reptilians from underground.
Your Majesty sightings confirmed
Bobby Z true, just thought it was funny
“Tirdy Tree Tousand”. I love him! I could listen to him all day!
I was waiting for the defense lawyer to say, " he may look guilty, but he's not. Trust me."
Source : "Trust me bro"
@@nfamus540 citation: The whole squad
"Many people have told me he's innocent"
He was terrible👀 !!🙄
"And at this table, they are humans too."
Defense attorney at law. Let us represent you. It will cost you for life.
Without technology and DNA science the boyfriend would’ve still been locked up.
@BlackSH0veldeath ...You really think someone who just got out of prison after 40 years would give a shit about all that bullshit music you just mentioned?
Scary, isn't it!!
@@amityislandchum hahah absolutely! Good comment!
@@amityislandchum Meh, probably depends on the person. Most people, perhaps not.
@BlackSH0veldeath I didn’t even realize that I experienced all that 🤣
I love when George's lawyer was giving his speech he walks over to George, who is sitting there with that stupid pouty look on his face, and the only good thing he could say about him was "George Birch is a human being...And a US citizen."
i was waiting for him to go like "he has two eyes, a nose, and a mouth just like us" bc that's just how dumb his statement sounded. then he tried to go like "If you guys know without a reasonable doubt that he murdered her then" then what? his DNA was found at the scene like hang it up sherlock
Word strutting to lol lying his ass offf
Lacey Brown - ""George Birch is a human being...And a US citizen....AND 9/11 WAS BAD!!!"
That's hilarious!!! Talk about damning a man with faint praise. I'm surprised he didn't bring up that he was a HS graduate, or show his baby pics.
@@morgantaylor517
MAYBE he was a hs graduate, lol.
I knew immediately that Doug Detrie was innocent because his reaction to the news of Nicole's death was completely normal. Cops shouldn't have arrested Doug so quickly because it gave the murderer the idea to throw Doug under the bus. Very sad case, a mother of three very young childten murdered, her children growing up without her. Rest in Peace Nicole.
Some say George is still a human to this very day.
Huge if tru
I’m skeptical
I’m not buying it.
Just "some" though
Iol, I love your comment so much
I love how you seem to respectfully weave humor into telling these stories. It keeps me from getting fatigue from watching all this heavy content. I really love true crime, but sometimes it takes its toll. I also like how you tell a lot of stories I’ve never heard of! Keep it up!
So true. The first time I saw one of Mike’s videos I wasn’t sure if I was ok with the humor. I got over it quickly though because he’s so funny, and his jokes are always at the expense of the perpetrators, and never the victims.
Humor makes the stories palatable enough to listen
I’m on my millionth episode of binging. Here’s what I’ve learned: I know ALWAYS ask for lawyer the moment they say I’m officer so and so; and also scared of every person I know and whom idk. These cases are crazy!
I was just thinking this!!
I'm usually pretty comfortable with the idea of death or tragedy around the corner. But the other night I put my usual true crime except it was Dr. G's medical examiner, about autopsies. Man I got this sudden fear of death and had a hard time falling asleep. Anything can happen and wtf happens after?! I'm good now lol but damn it hit hard😂
You know it's a good story when Mike wears both shirts!! 😂
😂😂😂😉😉
I’m just waiting for him to start peeling them off in layers as “The Stripper” plays in the background 🙊🙈
I think because people have mentioned the purple one and the other one,in previews videos, so he might as well wear both 🤣
lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The fact that his scumbag defense attorney went along with his bullshit story and went along with incriminating a completely innocent person is just sickening.
“His Fitbit said he barely moved” welp that’s me too.
I thought there was a hair on my screen
@@Csnich96 lol same 😂
🤣🤣
Frickin hair
Mine records me as asleep sometimes during the day, so offensive 🤣
The way in which Nicole was murdered was so vicious. Man, there are some real angry and evil people out there.
Yeah she for example. Didn’t hit the wrong person.
"This table is occupied by the government of the state of Wisconsin. They don't represent any particular individual..." Uh...they represent the victim, genius.
Victor Lujan they represent the PEOPLE. Not the government, or even the victim. We the people demand justice for the victims, and the prosecutor represents us.
I know I was yelling at my phone when he said that! LoL
That lawyer needs his own comedy show 🤦♀️🤣
Do they though?
I thought that too
No, they represent the state. You aren't a lawyer - don't try to act like you are.
I was convinced of the boyfriend's innocence during the first interrogation. Then I was floored and doubting my intuition once he was arrested. A whirlwind of emotions this time around.
Moral of these stories: always wear a Fitbit unless you are a murderer.
Or become a dog walker. It's a well known fact that dog walkers always find the dead body, which means they are unlikely to be the murder victim. Keep that dog with you at all times!
@@mrsb3650 so funny bc I always think things like that when walking my dog LoL like...' This would be a good place to hide a body, I hope I don't stumble onto one ' or I'll see something strange looking on the ground like a sock or shoe and wonder how it got there....
Got it 👍
I hope big country's lawyer was being that bad on purpose lol...
That's the cheesiest argument I've ever heard a lawyer say.
I cringed so hard when he couldn't pronounce 'Constitution' correctly..
Funny, when they were interviewing the boyfriend everything in my head was screaming "this guy is legit"
Didnt think it was him at all and was worried i was being duped by a Sociopath, glad my senses are still tingling!
For me it was the way he asked "what happened?" that seemed so genuinly delivered and wasnt something the killer could say in that manner
I thought he probably did it, up until that point. The way he said "What happened?", fought back a sob, and then started crying was genuine. I can easily imagine his brain was swirling with thoughts of Dillon having no mother, and him being a dick to her the night she was killed. I wouldn't doubt he also had a flash of "Who's going to take care of the baby?", and suddenly had a glimpse of his future.
SAME!!!
Me too, that poor guy wasn’t acting, his responses were all totally genuine.
leaving your intoxicated girlfriend alone in a bar is negligent.. The boyfriend is as guilty and responsible as the killer was for this girls death
@@milestonowheres you could not be anymore wrong, stranger on the internet
This is the best Fitbit ad I've ever seen!
You know, I’ve never wanted to smack the crap out of a defense attorney as much as I wanted to smack this one! His entire opening statements just made him sound like a complete tool!
If you believed your client did it and wanted to make sure he got convicted, how would you represent him? A "fence" protects. A De fence means there no protection. If you ever need a defense atty, hire your own! Ive seen many trials where court appointed defense attys dont call witnesses who can collaborate their clients alibis, are given evidence by prosecution that could cause doubt but never used it. Our System is broken. USA has 3X the number of prisoners than any other country. Those prisoners provide slave labor for Big Corps. Its a FOR PROFIT business. This guy was guilty but some arent.
I think this is the first time I've seen "I'm sorry I thought this was America" used in a homicide defense
Was waiting for the 'Chewbacca' defense personally.
“Population Terdy Tree Tousund.... I’m not making tat up!” 😂
I know, he apparently reads the comments:)
I purposely watch videos that arent funny because its painfully slow at my job right now. Youre gonna get me fired, lolololol.
LOL - he really didn't make that up :)
LOL He knew what we'd all say
He's from. Ireland. That's theWe speak.He's from Dublin we all pronounce this way well some of us.He's funny good man
Mike, your great "this fit bit" "it's not mine & I think its broken" 🤣❤
I don’t realize how happy Mike makes me until he says the “Heeeeey you... and welcome!”☺️
“Attorney: “He’s a United States Citizen....”
Jury: “Well, that’s all we needed to hear.......NOT GUILTY!”
---- Worked for OJ Simpson ----
“He’s a human just like us guys! I’ve solved the puzzle, not guilty!”
Alekas_Attic Sadly, it certainly did.
😭😂😭
Ha! If my defense lawyer pulled that out of their ass I'D start panicking because I'd know at that point that they've got nothing else to work with.
I love the fact Mike now has to clarify that he is in fact NOT lying when a number like "thirty three thousand" comes up in a story.
Imagine if the exact number was 33,333.
what is the 30,000 joke?
@@newera_1303 It's trees... everywhere. This time it's just two children and not tree kids but I guess you would call them saplings anyways.
@@newera_1303 Irish pronunciation : "thirty three" is pronounced "tirty tree" ... and it seems that there is always 3 ... 30 ... 33 ... 30,000 ... 33,000 etc. in every one of Mike's videos. Shame there wasn't "thirty three and a third" in the video, because it would have been pronounced _"tirty tree and a turd"._
@@levischorpioen ... _"tirty tree tousand, tree undred and tirty tree"_ ah dat's the crack!
The 2nd best part of these videos, (obviously behind just everything about our beloved Mike) is the editing and succinct storytelling.
I've seen many of these tragedies told in long form.. but Mike's ability to take out the pertinent bits of police interviews, the trial tapes, and background on all of the important figures involved and make a well told story is truly an art.
Thank you, We 🌺💕 you!
" Who was he? A real POS, that's who." Mikey, just telling it like it is.
Yes! He always does! lol :)
Sadly , I was close to this case, the images presented in court during the medical examiner’s testimony will forever be burned in my mind. Her face was completely unidentifiable and it was heart breaking to see all her injuries.
Unfortunately for Doug , there was enough probable cause at the time of his arrest to take him into custody, due to the crime scene being in the road outside his house, the blood found in his garage , and the video didn’t mention there was also a tissue with blood found in the garbage inside his house too. He wasn’t released until results came back from the crime lab to determine non of the blood was from Nikki.
A month after Nikki was found, and before george had connection to her death, George was questioned about a hit and run accident in Green Bay with his truck fitting the description, He voluntarily let the officers download all the content on his phone, from that hit and run incident.
Once he was identified from CODIS, almost 4 months later, the police were able to see he had contact with an officer about the hit and run incident and they had all the content and gps locations from his phone before even arresting him for Nikkis death . To enter dna into CODIS you need a full dna profile . Remarkably, Out of the 100+ swabs taken from Nikki, only one swab came back from the lab with a full dna profile. She was only wearing one sock when she was found. the full dna profile came from the inside of the top of her sock.
Thank god for dna and technology , or George would of never been found.
So sorry for your loss. I hope you feel she was fairly represented here. She sounds like a lovely Mother.
Terrible. Honestly, the photos of the victims injuries should only be viewed by the jury, judge, and lawyers at trial. Everyone else should be spared, especially the families. I'm very sorry for your loss.
People's comprehension skills are really really poor these days apparently lol
I'm really sorry you went through that. This guy was as violent as it gets, he is the lowest common denominator, and I wish they had the death penalty in this state because he would be a perfect candidate. DNA technology is incredible.
@@amberdecameron2269 : Many of us in WI wish we had the death penalty, its the only thing effective at getting rid of human trash and this country needs to use it more often.
I understand that he's a possible suspect but how can you tell him so casually that your missing girlfriend might be the dead body they found.
I think they do that to see his reaction. If he feigns surprise then, they’ll know he’s lying about something. I’m just guessing though.
I loved your coverage of this story. Who knew a fit bit could and would be used to solve crime?!? Thank you for the mental workout! Again. You are a success!
This is terrifying. The fact that cops want to close a case above anything else is the only reason that an innocent person cannot rest assured that they will be ok. To lose a loved one and then have it pinned on you like what could be worse
It's Manitowoc, WI. Do some research and you'll see that's exactly what they do there.
It's truly horrific for the individual involved and it happens more often than you think? Some police officers are truly nasty, corrupt and dangerous people to become involved with.
@@leemcr1894 what was the outcome again? Doug was not charged, the evidence clearing him. They also successfully prosecuted the at fault party. Yes it was an inconvenience for Doug but he was cleared. Our system isn’t perfect but it’s one of the best in the world.
Well, at that point she was not a "loved one". But no, he didn't do it.
@@hunterbiden7391
No it isn't, there's 30+ better in Europe. In America, if you're poor you're f*****?
Likely to plea-deal due to fear of ridiculous sentences (LWP etc) whether innocent or not.
That defense attorney definitely graduated at the bottom of his class.
He got his license from a cerial box when he was 8 years old i bet.
There isn't room for everybody to graduate at the top of the class; and not everybody can afford a top level attorney. Everybody has their part to play. And maybe every so often, a suspect (not saying this one in particular) deserves a "mediocre" defense attorney for their actions. Like the most horrifying serial killers and sociopaths.
But someone who maybe slipped up and made a mistake, unplanned, manslaughter type situation, no sign of it in their past, OR a potential innocent suspect with circumstantial/lack of evidence -- I'd say they deserve a good lawyer and a strong defense case.
Probably got his law degree from the " Brooklyn school of law" just like Vincent Gambini did lol 😆
I never comment on videos. But I have to here. Mike, I am in love with the way your videos are presented. Only a murder mystery fanatic would know how cool it is. Thank you!
Yes I love the way he does them!
Ditto
He’s the best! Other true crime channels are good too, but I really enjoy how Mike injects his personality. Some people might disagree, but I don’t think his humor ever comes off as disrespectful.
I agree, alot of other murder videos are boring with a monotone voice we're it all starts to blend in with each other, but Mike always puts a- keep you engaged twist on his videos. Awesome job. Im not to familiar with any other RUclips channels like Mike's but I love homicide hunter, and murder she solved ,those are good shows!😉
All respect to the victims Mike reports on. You are in love with the way he presents true crime? I’m in love with Mike! Lol, I can’t help it...his sense of humor makes him crazy attractive. Good looking, smart, cultured and that dry sense of humor!
This is the best Fitbit ad I've ever seen.
Can we remember the poor victim. She suffered a horrific death and her children left motherless. It’s horrible being reminded how much evil and senseless violence humans are capable of. It’s also scary that due to how fallible humans are that innocent people can be found guilty and the guilty go free.
Thank u so much! YES!! Nobody knows how hard this was for us
I love ur comment thank U! She’s our beautiful Angel nikki whom had so much love to give and light an amazing friend and mother daughter and sister just an amazing soul
Andrea Dausey she truly seemed like a beautiful, joyous person who radiated happiness. My deepest sympathies to all her loved ones who had her cruelly stolen from them by a selfish monster. May she live on through her children and in the many wonderful memories her loved ones have of her.
My sympathies too. Its not fair what happened to her. That "thing" was an animal. She created 3 beautiful kids tho, who are part of her. Prayers for her family.
@@Userxyz-z2d exactly thank u
19:35 This is George.
He is a human being just like me and you.
The best defense lawyer ever.
Speak only for yourself, buddy.
He's not your buddy, guy
@@robertmacdonald6527 He's not your guy, buddy!
@@NearlyH3adlessNick He's not your guy, friend!
@@robertmacdonald6527 He’s not your friend, dude.
@@jasem2702 He's not your dude, buddy!
How awful to just find out your partner has been murdered and instead of being able to grieve you are being accused of murder... I'm only 12 mins in so I'm not sure who is.
Not only that, but if they hadn't found George, he absolutely would've been tried for her murder and most likely found guilty.
@Olli Rolli i dont know a single person who has been divorced or break up, who loses a once loved one who doesnt grieve.
It’s scary because you can almost hear in the cop interviewing him that he was not sympathetic, and was pointing the finger. I know they have to be thorough but there is something called ‘innocent until proven guilty’. As far as that interview sounded they were focusing and him and not investigating anyone else. The blinkers go on in so many cases it makes me wonder what they often do to find anyone else other than the partner
How can defence lawyers sleep at night trying to frame innocent men.
It's their job
It helps not to have a conscience.
Money. And a lack of conscience helps.
Anyone involved in the judicial system is a complete pos.
@Jacqueline In the UK they're defence lawyers, not defense lawyers, which would suggest that OP is British.
The fact that Doug had no defensive wounds was a pretty clear indication to me that he was not (directly) responsible for beating/bludgeoning her to death. I wonder how the cops were planning on explaining that away while trying to convict him of it?
"he suspiciously wore long sleeves in the interview"
D D sounds about right actually 🤪
Easy. He shed his skin like any other human does. Boom.
@@DD-d6d3 you dont think the cops DIDNT look? just because its not in this video doesnt mean they didnt check.. they ALWAYS check
Good twist. I feel like these always end up being the spouse or partner. Imagine ending up in jail over Turkey blood. This is why you always lawyer up! Detective's aren't your friends and they want you to be guilty. Makes their job easier
SuperiorPayload exactly. They are NOT trying to help you. They just want to finish up the crime scene.
And he probably TOLD them it was turkey blood! But they couldn’t wait, and arrested him anyway
Man I’m glad the defense attorney explained how basic court cases work and also confirming that those in attendance are in fact humans. Cleared my theory right up about them all being robotic.
I struggle with anxiety, panic attacks, & PTSD. I just wanted you to know that watching your shows....they help. They are super interesting and I can listen and focus in on your stories and it helps me forget about being anxious. Thank you ❤️❤️
Have looked into sound healing and/or breathwork? Those two things combined lifted that weight for me. Hope this helps 💞👊💞
Sunny Deise breathing..yes. I’ve never heard of sound healing. I will definitely look into it. Anything that helps I’m willing to try. Thank you
anxiety and panic attacks are no joke, speaking from personal experience, lifting weights really helped me.
@@razzberry4756 oh really?!? I’ve been doing a lot of walking. It does help a lot. Gets those endorphins running.
Same here Brook!!
It’s finally been done. Mike unbuttoned the third button 😳
Hide your wives! Pandora’s box has been opened!!! 🙈
Saucy
Shit bout to go down
Tird*
Da turd buttin
Stranger: how do you like that style Fitbit?
Me: oh I only wear this so they can solve my murder.....
Fr though that’s why I wore mine
Seriously thinking of getting one.
😂🤣
Yes and I feel like I need one now because what if...
@@frightfang5235 I can tell you, I bought a fitbit 6 months ago, and it was really helpful in solving my murder. The guy who killed me even got life as a result of it.
I enjoy watching your quirkiness and how you relay your the story, love all the way from Jamaica, started watching you a couple of weeks now and I am hooked.
Man goes to 'The Watering Hole' to see Steel Panther. Man drinks with friends while snorting Adderall. Man later stumbles into 'The Sardine Can'.
*Fitbit:the forgotten advertising pitch*
@Keith Devlin 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Omg😂🤣🤣☠️
What is adderall? Lol
Sara holly it’s an Amphetamine and dextroamphetamine controlled substance. It’s a prescription people take for ADD and ADHD.
Sara holly Was just about to ask that😀
I was waiting for a "This video is sponsored by Fitbit. It'll prove your innocence in a murder investigation."
They should make a documentary about it. Like what happened with the guy who was exonerated thanks to a "Curb your enthusiasm" episode.
Lol!!!!!!!!!
Every time I hear Mike say the person "met someone, and they hit it off pretty quick." I think, 'Oh no, what did this bastard do?'
It’s crazy just how close he came to being charged.
Not a good sign when your defense lawyer wants to remind everyone you're a human being from the beginning of your defense
I can't imagine being accused of murder and sitting in jail for it, all the while being completely innocent of the crime! I know there's countless amounts of wrongful convictions out there, but this video certainly give pause for thought. Good job Mike.
“Dallas Kennedy...” Definitely a sick sense of humor!
pretty cool name though tbf :-)
Oh lawd I didn’t even think about it 🤦🏾♀️
Back and to the left
Heyyyy! I’ve seen this footage recently. I love these videos on this channel because they are so much more informative than any other channel I’ve watched.
It's painful imagining Nichole's last moments alive :(
U have no idea how hard it is to kno what our beloved nikki went through
@BeckyBoo thank u sweetie she was such an amazing BFF yesterday was soooo hard💔💔💔a lot of tears
@@andreadausey1538 i can feel your pain. Im very glad they got his dna and found him. RIP
@@jabrakoma thank u yes
Just to think she was playing with me and my siblings at a park a week before this:(
11:50 Doug's posture is that of an innocent man. Leaning forward with arms wide open and making good eye contact. When it's the opposite the cops use that for a reason to prove guilt. When it's the mannerisms of the innocent it is not considered exculpatory though. All of a sudden it's not worth mentioning. They should not have arrested this guy.
Yeah body language and emotional reactions aren’t reliable evidence. People can learn to lie while still giving innocent body language. Not everyone reacts to trauma and grief in the same way.
@@nachtegaelw5389 that is a fair point. having watched a ton of these, I can't recall a guilty person affecting the same posture. also it is the exact opposite posture that retired det teach point to guilt. the guy looks concerned and innocent. granted a layman's opinion who has no responsibility for anything or anyone involved
@@knowsmebyname yeah sure, I know body language analysis has some basis in reality, but I feel like it’s like polygraph tests...maybe not best to use them in court
"Who was he? A big piece of shit!" - this is why l love your channel. I learn and laff. Even as l am horrified.
"laff"??? 😂😂😂
Looking back through and rewatching some of your older content, figured I’d drop a line and say hey! So HEY! 😂✌️
I just found your channel yesterday and can't stop watching. I love how even though you are dealing with morbid, awful and scary topics, you still manage to be upbeat and funny in your videos without being inappropriate!
the fact that george went about his life as if nothing happened after that whole ordeal allegedly happening to him tells u everything, total monster
Mike: "Population tirty tree thousand, I'm not making that up"
Me: almost died choking on my morning coffee 😂😂
I still hear dirty tree everytime Mike says 33. I'm still hoping for a cool meme of a dirty tree To be edited in.
i know. i love his accent. lol.
Holy crap, I never thought my hometown would ever be featured on a channel like this. You did a pretty good job pronouncing Manitowoc (Man - ih - toh - wok). I didn't know Nicole, but probably went to the same high school. She graduated 1 year before me. Such a tragic situation.
im from the greenbay and I can tell you right now these small towns in northern wisconsin have a TON of messed up stuff happen in them
Bit like the towns round here haha
This is the third case out of GB that I've heard of that is fucked up. Google the case of the Green Bay Mill murder in the 90's and the murder of a police officer's wife in the 90's as well. Both super questionable cases, tons of reasonable doubt, yet convictions were secured in both cases. Now this one...
I had to go thro this trial and planned the funeral I miss her everyday
I'm from Las Vegas Nevada and the mid west actually scares the HELL outta me.
@@stephanim2436 it’s not scary here. But I lived in Las Vegas. That shit is scary. Before I moved back home there was a gang killing people with machetes up in Mount Charleston. Just saying 🤷🏻♀️
I can’t handle it when the cause of death is torture. Some tears rolled down listening to her brutal murder. And everything that was done to her- nightmare.
I new right from the start just by watching Dougs interrogation he was innocent, but I do understand why they had to take him in.