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    UNLOCKED FULL EPISODE: "Diane Downs and Ann Rule" | The Oprah Winfrey Show
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  • @Sunflowers9191
    @Sunflowers9191 2 года назад +2190

    Diane Downs is a spitting image of Janelle from Teen Mom.. 😅

    • @Richard-lh3te
      @Richard-lh3te 2 года назад +318

      And they’re both nuts

    • @NajSinghs
      @NajSinghs 2 года назад +61

      🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯

    • @AnastasiaBeaverhousn
      @AnastasiaBeaverhousn 2 года назад +47

      🤔🤣🤣🤣🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @Kikitil
      @Kikitil 2 года назад +83

      Omg she is

    • @Jaz-nm4fw
      @Jaz-nm4fw 2 года назад +98

      Omg yes I couldn't put my finger on it 😂

  • @sharonthompson672
    @sharonthompson672 Год назад +283

    "She's never interviewed me"
    "Well, Diane, I'm sure you remember me coming to the jail and interviewing you."
    😆 And just gets better and better.

    • @angietwitchel9546
      @angietwitchel9546 10 месяцев назад +8

      😂

    • @jlbaker2000
      @jlbaker2000 9 месяцев назад +3

      Of course there are solid records of anytthing she disputes.

    • @sitcomsTV
      @sitcomsTV 9 месяцев назад +12

      For a Narcisist as Diane 20m talk and all the data colected from court transcripts is not enough time given to her person. For a book to be produced about what she did - Diane would expect the author to be at her comand, lissening to her rubish for hours and hours. Ann was just sharp and knew amazingly well who to do this things. RIP

    • @kybardi11.11
      @kybardi11.11 6 месяцев назад +6

      "For 20 mins"😂

    • @amye823
      @amye823 Месяц назад

      she is so combative

  • @millers3888
    @millers3888 Год назад +396

    Diane: You falsify names in your book and call it a “true book”, how can you do that?!
    Ann: I changed the names of your lovers because many of their wives didn’t know their husbands were having an affair with you.
    Lmfaoooo 😂

    • @DiscoverPlatinum
      @DiscoverPlatinum 8 месяцев назад +46

      All the shade Ann threw to Diane!

    • @sapphicwriter
      @sapphicwriter 7 месяцев назад +22

      Lmao notice how Diane stopped interrupting her for a second after that

    • @MrScubajsb
      @MrScubajsb 7 месяцев назад +19

      The crazy thing is that was an epic burn and a mic drop but she just rolled right along with it and didn't even flinch. Diane is scary good and she is right where she belongs

    • @deadeyes4626
      @deadeyes4626 7 месяцев назад +17

      I love that she tries to outwit/edit a writer..she really dose think she’s a genius *in her own mind*

    • @Marah493
      @Marah493 6 месяцев назад

      Those with personality disorders make the perfect people for police to investigate. They think they know everything and think everyone thinks like they do., so they overlook a lot of evidence for police to find.

  • @TaharkahX
    @TaharkahX 9 месяцев назад +141

    I screamed when I saw Oprah's hair! 😮 😅

    • @edmontonhermit1156
      @edmontonhermit1156 3 месяца назад +14

      The 80s were a wild time for hairstyles 😂

    • @dcnative1618
      @dcnative1618 2 месяца назад +7

      I don't miss the shoulder pads.

    • @savedbyjesuschrist9748
      @savedbyjesuschrist9748 2 месяца назад +2

      😂😂😂

    • @firstnamekaty8830
      @firstnamekaty8830 Месяц назад +6

      She looks like she’s about to take flight with those wings!😂

    • @beckyboo1433
      @beckyboo1433 Месяц назад +1

      Oh yes, aqua net in the white can lol maybe even Oprah used that kind because it was the best at wings 🤣

  • @efe8085
    @efe8085 2 года назад +950

    Awww them being adopted by the prosecutor is the sweetest thing ever.

    • @campgoerOne
      @campgoerOne 2 года назад +38

      I don't see it as ethical..may be sweet? But unethical!

    • @jalynnmannino446
      @jalynnmannino446 2 года назад +43

      No. It’s not. They shouldn’t have had to be adopted and shouldn’t have lost a sister. They shouldn’t have to live with what their mother did. What would have been sweet is if they had a normal mother in which they would’ve had a chance for a normal life without a terrible childhood experience causing who knows how much mental problems for who knows how much time before moving on with their lives. I pray no child or children have to ever experience this kind of tragedy due to a mother’s own insanity ever again. I also pray that the seven year old girl Rest In Peace God bless her sweet soul.

    • @raea3588
      @raea3588 2 года назад +113

      @@campgoerOne He and his wife went through the same adoption process that anyone else would. They didn't just swoop in. The children were living in a therapeutic foster home before and after the trial. It was on their heart's to not leave these kids without a stable home.

    • @annanimity7085
      @annanimity7085 2 года назад +17

      @@campgoerOne It's highly inappropriate

    • @dqverify6797
      @dqverify6797 2 года назад +128

      @@campgoerOne there is nothing unethical about it. He adopted them several years after the trial. He and his wife had bonded with them. The kids loved and trusted them. What is unethical about their being adopted by a couple they loved, who loved them?

  • @sallyburke3266
    @sallyburke3266 2 года назад +220

    Farrah Fawcett did an incredible job portraying her in Small Sacrifices

    • @kinamiller9613
      @kinamiller9613 7 месяцев назад +13

      She really did..I just watched it on here Saturday

    • @sallyburke3266
      @sallyburke3266 7 месяцев назад +14

      @@kinamiller9613 she was so underrated as an actress but I loved her in dramatic roles

    • @Gladriel-Llorian
      @Gladriel-Llorian 7 месяцев назад +4

      Definitely

    • @gracesmith3349
      @gracesmith3349 7 месяцев назад +7

      Watched the burning bed after I watched this

    • @corkidecat6449
      @corkidecat6449 5 месяцев назад +6

      I watched the original airing of this story, and I remember being somewhat awestruck by Farrah Fawcett's acting ability; She was perfect in this role.

  • @Sassy4826
    @Sassy4826 Год назад +312

    Diane is the definition of narcissism. The way she continually smiles and laughs proves she's guilty. She has shown absolutely no remorse at all. And the fact that her daughter identified her as the shooter pretty much sealed her fate, but way before the daughter's statement, everyone knew she was guilty as sin.

    • @BeatlesFan1975
      @BeatlesFan1975 8 месяцев назад +2

      Where u get your psychology degree?

    • @Sassy4826
      @Sassy4826 8 месяцев назад +24

      @whatsinaname3034 University of Maryland, how about you?

    • @Sassy4826
      @Sassy4826 8 месяцев назад +16

      @@BeatlesFan1975 where did you get your English degree, lol?

    • @eclecticvicki8376
      @eclecticvicki8376 6 месяцев назад +9

      I believe she is beyond being a narcissist. More like a sociopath. Her diagnoses I don’t completely remember, one was histrionic personality and maybe borderline personality disorder.

    • @Sean-dl8ym
      @Sean-dl8ym 6 месяцев назад

      She is the definition of a psychopath.

  • @Bat_shit_crazy
    @Bat_shit_crazy Год назад +283

    Ann Rule is a queen. Her books are amazing and very well written.

    • @CaroleFurnesswhite-bj9yy
      @CaroleFurnesswhite-bj9yy 5 месяцев назад +13

      Oh yes!! I am 73 and have read everything she has written..great comment❤

    • @JJ-xx2fw
      @JJ-xx2fw 5 месяцев назад +6

      Yea my fave

    • @elainebines6803
      @elainebines6803 4 месяца назад +4

      I love true crime authors. Do you know Anne worked alongside the Boston strangler

    • @JJ-xx2fw
      @JJ-xx2fw 4 месяца назад +1

      @@elainebines6803 yes I recall crazy life she led so interesting !

    • @ellybean5868
      @ellybean5868 3 месяца назад +3

      I believe she has passed away

  • @pamelajudithrwanyarare8429
    @pamelajudithrwanyarare8429 2 года назад +1626

    All I can think about is Oprah's hair. Reminds me of myself in secondary school... Man the 80s were hilarious.

    • @edreid7872
      @edreid7872 2 года назад +105

      Oprah's hair and fashions were all the rage back then..God I miss the 80's...

    • @VOIICENetwork
      @VOIICENetwork 2 года назад +41

      i just can't stop laughing hahaha

    • @angelicjames
      @angelicjames 2 года назад +39

      🤣🤣🤣 it’s hard to miss

    • @isaidwhatisaid2750
      @isaidwhatisaid2750 2 года назад +10

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @Ajoe_1953
      @Ajoe_1953 2 года назад +8

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦

  • @naviifra2374
    @naviifra2374 2 года назад +439

    This woman is more concerned with the book rather than her kids being shot

    • @forgottenpalace4472
      @forgottenpalace4472 2 года назад +14

      Yes!

    • @simplysabrina5294
      @simplysabrina5294 2 года назад +23

      It’s one of THE most significant indicator of a narcissist and guilty person. Only what other people will think of them

    • @jenm9099
      @jenm9099 2 года назад +13

      Narcissistic injury, for sure. She actually reminds me of a smarter version of my mother in law, same harping on irrelevant points to twist the conversation. Crazy!

    • @aliciascott4299
      @aliciascott4299 2 года назад +2

      And the transcript! “Read the transcript!” Lol

    • @leahjonze
      @leahjonze 2 года назад +2

      protect false self at ALL COSTS

  • @embeth446
    @embeth446 Год назад +321

    I’m actually impressed how quickly she comes up with a decent sounding response to everything. I realize she does get caught in lies but she’s still terrifyingly good at lying. The biggest tell with this woman is her inappropriate affect.

    • @cosmiccatzen
      @cosmiccatzen 11 месяцев назад +38

      She sounds so convincing, not just with the quickness & ease which she comes up with the lies, but also the assured tone as well.

    • @brvndxxxn
      @brvndxxxn 9 месяцев назад +31

      Sociopath, narcissistic, psychopaths all do that pretty well

    • @kathleencastle8631
      @kathleencastle8631 9 месяцев назад +13

      Maybe she's not lying

    • @gaysy1st
      @gaysy1st 9 месяцев назад +9

      ​@@kathleencastle8631I thought that too. People are coming up with 101 reasons why, except for THAT one.

    • @kathleencastle8631
      @kathleencastle8631 9 месяцев назад +13

      @@gaysy1st it is scary that a person can be sentenced for life just because people don't agree with their descion making. All of the evidence is circumstantial and subjective

  • @tracehatfield3964
    @tracehatfield3964 7 месяцев назад +243

    I love how Ann keeps her composure, and goes toe to toe with her.

    • @nunya6346
      @nunya6346 7 месяцев назад +20

      RIP Ann Rule

    • @paranoid_android33
      @paranoid_android33 7 месяцев назад +11

      Anne rules RIP Anne. Thank you for sharing your talent.

  • @smcc649
    @smcc649 2 года назад +497

    I love how she thinks the audience is laughing with her. Beyond delusional.

    • @lanas1149
      @lanas1149 2 года назад +52

      I’m laughing at how she thinks everyone is believing her!

    • @josephcumberbatch4248
      @josephcumberbatch4248 2 года назад +4

      Ann Rule hit the nail on the head pateinin when it comes to this crack head...I hope she's in MAXIMUM security

    • @brenne8030
      @brenne8030 2 года назад +10

      @@josephcumberbatch4248 😂
      “ crack head” I haven’t heard that in a while. I agree!

    • @migdaliaangelin5112
      @migdaliaangelin5112 2 года назад +36

      Why is anyone laughing to begin with? There is nothing funny about this story. It is such a tragedy. One of her children died. The other two suffered permanant injuries. 3 innocent children. Yet this feels like a "tell all" for a reality show.

    • @RnBReworked
      @RnBReworked 2 года назад +13

      @@migdaliaangelin5112 That's what I was thinking. We're talking about the murder and attempted murder of three tiny, innocent people. But this was the 80s where political correctness wasn't what it is today. That, and talk show audiences are encouraged to be actively vocal by the warm up person before the show.

  • @perfumelady9089
    @perfumelady9089 2 года назад +312

    Oprah’s hair is everything!!
    I have to give it to these 2 lady’s for staying composed & letting Diane speak

    • @unknown-lf6zx
      @unknown-lf6zx 2 года назад +21

      The hair and outfit too! Big hair Oprah on point 😂

    • @schmittyconstanz
      @schmittyconstanz 2 года назад

      They knew not only would she dig a hole,but that she would throw herself in.

    • @TSquare7741
      @TSquare7741 2 года назад

      @@unknown-lf6zx I find Oprah sort of looks like a giant, shaggy bird with her hairdo… lol

    • @RB01.10
      @RB01.10 2 года назад +14

      @@unknown-lf6zx Wasn’t that quite common in the 80’s ?

    • @gardendormouse6479
      @gardendormouse6479 2 года назад +3

      Yep.

  • @ashleighsollitt5748
    @ashleighsollitt5748 11 месяцев назад +31

    Omg the sketch of the 'shaggy haired man' was literally her own reflection 😂

  • @kimporter1744
    @kimporter1744 Месяц назад +13

    I swear every time the camera goes back to Opera her hair gets bigger!!😂😂

  • @lesaubergines
    @lesaubergines 2 года назад +591

    Ann Rule RULES. Love seeing her handle Diane without batting an eye

    • @Margohagan111
      @Margohagan111 Год назад +19

      Absolutely destroyed her, can’t believe I’d never watched this before today!

    • @kellymoxham113
      @kellymoxham113 Год назад

      DD seems to be one of those people who talk way to much and she thinks she's the smartest people in the room! And Ann is the opposite ,she's letting me dig her own Grave

  • @kristkreep6668
    @kristkreep6668 2 года назад +184

    R.I.P.
    Ann Rule - July 25, 2015.
    Her books are what inspired me to go into Forensic Psychology.

    • @beckyboo1433
      @beckyboo1433 Месяц назад +2

      That's very cool 😎😁 she was a great woman and author ❤️

  • @BrandilineMelt
    @BrandilineMelt Год назад +209

    Loves to hear her own voice. Not one tear for her kids. So sad.

    • @lovepet4565
      @lovepet4565 Год назад +22

      She talks talks and says nothing

    • @theresacoringgray6885
      @theresacoringgray6885 Год назад +9

      I am reading the book, small sacrifices now. SAD story 😔

    • @saintsmadeline
      @saintsmadeline 7 месяцев назад +1

      Please tell me I’m wrong when I say that I understand that you believe this woman.

    • @shannonwilson1165
      @shannonwilson1165 Месяц назад

      She never showed no sympathy for her babies she me ,me,all about her sad person

  • @FreddieandBrenda
    @FreddieandBrenda 5 месяцев назад +66

    Who else agrees that Diane should have gotten the death penalty?

    • @Jean-tj2uz
      @Jean-tj2uz 12 дней назад +1

      I do!! Without a doubt. If anything like this happened to me with my daughter ❤️ I would have fought fiercely and given my life to save her.

    • @krystallovern6752
      @krystallovern6752 8 дней назад

      No I don’t believe in the death penalty.

    • @tallobre23
      @tallobre23 3 дня назад

      No , she suffers a lot and i think she should be realeased conditionary. I agree that you are an idt

  • @ginb981
    @ginb981 2 года назад +1233

    I almost died 😂, the sketch she gave of the guy that supposedly killed and paralyzed her children (actually had her eyes!) She described herself to the cops, priceless! She's crazy af 🤪

  • @kristina-oy3zs
    @kristina-oy3zs 2 года назад +653

    The way she minimized her sons paralysis alone proves her guilt of shooting him.

    • @nolagirl2458
      @nolagirl2458 2 года назад +77

      She also wanted to have Christy taken off of life support

    • @HopefulInterventions
      @HopefulInterventions 2 года назад +15

      Good point.

    • @arianneherglotz5704
      @arianneherglotz5704 2 года назад +23

      It’s so sick

    • @unknown-lf6zx
      @unknown-lf6zx 2 года назад

      Evil woman

    • @pocasanchez
      @pocasanchez 2 года назад +53

      Yep. A mother who is angry at someone for hurting her child does not minimize the damage they did to them! If anything, they may exaggerate bc of how angry they are and how significantly it's impacted their lives.

  • @agnesmalloy7384
    @agnesmalloy7384 Год назад +114

    Diane sounds like she’s reading a script from a movie and she’s the star of the show. That’s just how calm she is. She shows no emotion for her children 😢

    • @jessicabates1223
      @jessicabates1223 5 месяцев назад +5

      Agreed. The actual movie had the beautiful and talented Farrah Fawcett play the part of Downs. Can you imagine her delight at that.

    • @redfogwhitefrost2583
      @redfogwhitefrost2583 5 месяцев назад +4

      "I searched my dreams for the answer"
      When she hit us with that line. That was pretty much my response. She thinks she's the main character of a movie.

  • @Ashley-Renae1989
    @Ashley-Renae1989 9 месяцев назад +135

    Diane claimed in this interview that she would see her kids again, and that she was going to regain custody of them. It's now 40 years later, and Christy and Danny still want absolutely nothing to do with Diane or her crazy family. 😂

    • @jeanniepetrov9934
      @jeanniepetrov9934 2 месяца назад +6

      Better for their health!

    • @Serendipityonyoutube
      @Serendipityonyoutube 17 дней назад +5

      When I was in prison with her she had this little box of items that she said were gifts for her grandchildren when she gets to meet them one day. She's delusional.

  • @yasminx16
    @yasminx16 2 года назад +1081

    I love how calm and authoritative Ann is. A great lesson on decorum and composure.

  • @jenm9099
    @jenm9099 2 года назад +1540

    Diane was LOVING every moment of the attention she was getting during the trial, and especially during her Oprah debut. She was positively gleeful on the show! Psycho.

    • @cheryl5994
      @cheryl5994 2 года назад

      I SAW NONE OF THAT, SHE DOESN'T NEED THE ATTENTION OF BEING ON A SCREEN ON A TV SHOW. SHE HAS NOTHING TO GAIN BY GOING OVER THE SAME QUESTIONS SHE'S REPEATEDLY ASKED.
      SHE'S NOT WHAT THAT SO-CALLED AUTHOR SAYS SHE IS, INFACT SHE'S MORE DENENTED THAN DIANE DOWNES WILL EVER BE.

    • @chrisbevis7725
      @chrisbevis7725 2 года назад +105

      She has never talked how terrible what happened to her children; no sympathy, no empathy just on and on about herself.

    • @princessromanov
      @princessromanov 2 года назад +59

      @@chrisbevis7725 she always makes everything about herself. Everything is bad for her

    • @rodneysmith9177
      @rodneysmith9177 2 года назад +49

      That is a feature of the histrionic personality. They crave attention.

    • @CalamityJane3280
      @CalamityJane3280 2 года назад +26

      @@chrisbevis7725 Reminds me of Jeff Macdonald. It’s ALL about them! Thank goodness we’ve come a long way with dealing with these psychopaths.

  • @timcotton9874
    @timcotton9874 7 месяцев назад +102

    When I try and talk about putting my dog down of 14 years, I cannot talk about it without breaking down and this was 10 years ago and she can talk about her children being shot with no tears or even sadness in her voice. It was all about her arm which was grazed by a bullet. She has an answer for everything. Most parents would be distraught for their entire life and would care less about their own injuries and would take as many bullets as necessary to save their children. What a monster!!

  • @larkinh1
    @larkinh1 3 месяца назад +36

    So, I guess this is what it takes to get me to actually watch Oprah.

  • @skeptigal2785
    @skeptigal2785 2 года назад +63

    "She never interviewed me... TWENTY MINUTES, Ann!"

  • @Sahlstrom1550
    @Sahlstrom1550 2 года назад +418

    My father was an attorney in Eugene during this time. He knew the prosecutor who adopted the two surviving kids. Prosecutor commented on the fact that Diane Downs drove VERY slowly to the Marcola hospital. The nurse who helped them at the hospital was appalled at how she was more interested in her injured arm than he dying children. The daughter who survived had a second stroke after she testified against her mom in court. Brave little girl.

    • @DianaEmilia911
      @DianaEmilia911 Год назад +20

      Oh wow. Thank you for sharing this

    • @sonya1815
      @sonya1815 Год назад +12

      So, why didn't the dad of these kids get the kids

    • @TeamSherry
      @TeamSherry Год назад +18

      @@sonya1815 I never knew the answer to that. All I know is that the adoption was done legally and in Oregon the father would have had first rights.

    • @khasualentertainment6734
      @khasualentertainment6734 Год назад +11

      @@sonya1815 he didnt want them the grandparents neither.

    • @connievino4226
      @connievino4226 Год назад +15

      Very brave little girl. Shame on Downs.

  • @shilohivy4590
    @shilohivy4590 Год назад +45

    The way she laughs is chilling. Also she said well I can’t replace my dead child but it’s so easy to conceive another one hahahhaha. Wtf.

  • @haintedhouse2990
    @haintedhouse2990 Год назад +25

    "i could sit here and cry and be all sad - what's that gonna prove?" uh that you have a shred of human emotion about your own children !!?? such a beast.

  • @fee9971
    @fee9971 2 года назад +522

    Her poor daughter living through her own mother shooting her and her siblings!!! Heart broken!!!

    • @joyrees7966
      @joyrees7966 2 года назад +32

      Yes, her daughter is living knowing her mother killed her sister and paralyzed her little brother 😢

    • @conniemoore4801
      @conniemoore4801 2 года назад +8

      The other daughter she was carrying while on trial was on Phil Donahue if I'm not mistaken!!

    • @raea3588
      @raea3588 2 года назад +23

      @@conniemoore4801 Yes, her name is Becky Babcock. She went through a tough time when she found out who her biological mother is but she's an amazing woman and has tried to help others who have found themselves in this kind of situation; having parents or relatives who are in prison for unspeakable crimes.

    • @czechchicklet6890
      @czechchicklet6890 2 года назад +9

      @@conniemoore4801
      You can watch her on 20/20, it's uploaded on youtube. I highly recommend it.
      She contacts Diane and her letters are crazy 🤪. She has gone even more crazy, didn't know it was possible. I would go into more detail, but it's all there to watch for yourself, if you're interested.

    • @conniemoore4801
      @conniemoore4801 2 года назад

      @@czechchicklet6890 I read the book by Ann Rule if I'm not mistaken!

  • @thekonversationwithkaleaf
    @thekonversationwithkaleaf 2 года назад +197

    The way Oprah & Ann Ate This Woman Up 😩😩

    • @KingAce49ers
      @KingAce49ers 2 года назад +33

      Do you notice she dosen't show any remorse of concern for the children?!

    • @LillyGreene84
      @LillyGreene84 2 года назад +2

      I love it. Chef’s kiss

    • @joywimer4281
      @joywimer4281 2 года назад +2

      TRUE that

    • @beverlygold6442
      @beverlygold6442 Год назад +2

      I lived in Salem Or when this happened. I was horrified and devastated. That a mother could be so heartless. I'm glad she's locked up.

  • @MsTlambert
    @MsTlambert 5 месяцев назад +20

    Ann Rule died July 26, 2015 - May she rest in peace

  • @quantumrobin4627
    @quantumrobin4627 Год назад +98

    Diane is simply fascinating from a psychological perspective, she literally bought a trinket to memorialize the deaths of her children a week before she shot her kids… 😳

    • @Seando42069
      @Seando42069 Год назад +1

      There’s something wrong with you

    • @quantumrobin4627
      @quantumrobin4627 Год назад +22

      @@Seando42069
      I did say from a “psychological” standpoint, as in someone who studies human psychological behavior, I’m very precise with words for this reason, I just wanna understand, I can only assume you are in the comments of the same video I clicked on, likely out of curiosity, exactly like me, but yea something is “wrong” with me because you shoot from the hip, make assumptions and don’t consider detail

    • @quantumrobin4627
      @quantumrobin4627 Год назад

      @@iamjeona
      😊

    • @memyselfandeye76
      @memyselfandeye76 Год назад +23

      ​@@iamjeonathose of us with a reasonable grasp on vocabulary and comprehension understood what you meant. Some of these people are too much.

    • @Smiles2U4Ever
      @Smiles2U4Ever Год назад +14

      @@quantumrobin4627 You don't have to explain yourself. We are all fascinated which is why true crime is a popular genre. Psychopathy IS fascinating, and Ann was right when she said that there are degrees of it. Many people have psychopathic tendencies but they don't have the inclination to kill.

  • @Galloway278
    @Galloway278 2 года назад +483

    Anne Rule rocks. May she rest In peace. Years ago my mother-in-law was a witness in a local murder that made national news and I emailed Anne about it and she emailed me back right away. Her books are fantastic. And she was not fooled by Diane Downs. Total psychopath.

    • @WVgirl1959
      @WVgirl1959 2 года назад +4

      ❤️

    • @sandra2631
      @sandra2631 Год назад +41

      I too emailed Ann about a great story from my neighborhood! She replied right away and said it was too intense for her. That she was careful about what she wrote about because the stories stayed with her. Best true crime writer ever!

    • @tinafrompasadena3192
      @tinafrompasadena3192 Год назад +4

      @@sandra2631
      Wow. I hope the story gets out there.

    • @jeffmather728
      @jeffmather728 Год назад +1

      What story?

    • @jeffmather728
      @jeffmather728 Год назад +1

      @@sandra2631 what story if you don't mind sharing?

  • @smileyface5908
    @smileyface5908 2 года назад +124

    Why would you try to argue that the son is not really “that paralysed” if you weren’t the shooter? Why would an innocent person try to downplay the victims injuries?

    • @stashabrown4935
      @stashabrown4935 Год назад +12

      So True💯

    • @camisims1848
      @camisims1848 Год назад +5

      That’s what I was thinking too

    • @angeltillman1323
      @angeltillman1323 4 месяца назад +7

      Wow , this comment says alot without saying alot , if I didn't think she was guilty already this comment would definitely make me second guess "why would she downplay his injuries" very good observation!!

    • @user-pi8vh7yb9h
      @user-pi8vh7yb9h 4 месяца назад +2

      Good point!

    • @dalalhumood4085
      @dalalhumood4085 3 месяца назад +1

      👌

  • @jamesnove6313
    @jamesnove6313 10 месяцев назад +24

    "i very very rarely talk about that night because of how painful it was" so painful that you did a bunch of interviews right after it happened and even in prison still did interviews whenever the opportunity presented itself 😂😂😂

  • @Anna-loves-you
    @Anna-loves-you 2 месяца назад +8

    Ann Rule was the Queen of true crime journalism, love her. RIP

  • @billyjack8
    @billyjack8 2 года назад +647

    Ann Rule was the premier writer of true crime. Rest in Peace, Angel. You were truly talented in dissecting and putting back lives that were devastatingly troubled and damaged. Most of those people that committed those crimes were victims themselves. Showing the cyclic trauma of abuse passed on time and time again.

    • @nolagirl2458
      @nolagirl2458 2 года назад +21

      She wrote a book about the Darlie Routier case also, great Arthur I didn't know she passed.

    • @geeky12ful
      @geeky12ful 2 года назад +36

      I loved Ann Rule, read everything she wrote. May she RIP!!

    • @angelamiller4113
      @angelamiller4113 2 года назад +13

      I didn't know she died! 😔

    • @dayo8843
      @dayo8843 2 года назад +15

      Her books were fantastic! No wonder she was so well known. Rest In Peace 🙏

    • @EYE_GOTCHA
      @EYE_GOTCHA 2 года назад +8

      I once took everything Ann wrote as gospel. Not anymore, unfortunately.

  • @emann1855
    @emann1855 Год назад +58

    "Oh Ann I can hear you in the background moaning, are you in pain?" I am laughing so hard... Diane is an absolute lunatic

    • @Crasher1982
      @Crasher1982 8 месяцев назад +10

      and "Ann you must be in permanent heat." WTF does that even mean.

    • @Jean-tj2uz
      @Jean-tj2uz Месяц назад

      Agreed!!!

    • @monicapyle
      @monicapyle Месяц назад

      ​@@Crasher1982it means she's always thinking about sexuality

  • @user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny
    @user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny 2 месяца назад +6

    I do miss these 'talk shows' watching this in March 2024

  • @lorraineaylward8167
    @lorraineaylward8167 Год назад +108

    I remember this. I really miss Ann Rule. She was such a good writer

    • @hollytooker507
      @hollytooker507 Год назад +17

      Ann was also a lovely person. I had the great pleasure of getting to talk with her at a book signing at a mystery bookshop that used to be on my block. She was just as you’d imagine she’d be.

    • @user-nx9nm7tu4i
      @user-nx9nm7tu4i 2 месяца назад

      Did Anne pass?

  • @iiiMUNiiiQUE
    @iiiMUNiiiQUE 2 года назад +565

    Thanks for finally becoming less stingy with the classic FULL Oprah episodes OWN! Keep it up! It was a CLASSIC and made to be watched.

    • @sherinebonsu8572
      @sherinebonsu8572 2 года назад +5

      Agreed.

    • @hespermiller2018
      @hespermiller2018 2 года назад +18

      That hair is HUGE! 😂

    • @mimhahn
      @mimhahn 2 года назад +8

      That's what I was thinking. They've really been holding out! 😁

    • @ashleelarsen5002
      @ashleelarsen5002 2 года назад +14

      @@mimhahn we need vintage Oprah back!

    • @mimhahn
      @mimhahn 2 года назад +12

      @@ashleelarsen5002 I agree, 80's-90's Oprah was the best! 👍😁

  • @KindTiffany
    @KindTiffany 2 года назад +172

    The mere thought of stopping on a dark road for a stranger terrifies me...add my children to that thought, and I feel anxiety taking over my body as I type these words. There's NO WAY IN THE WORLD a mother would do this!!

    • @shonii119
      @shonii119 Год назад +9

      I was so glad to see that the audience figured her out almost immediately and knew she was lying every step of the way.

    • @Margohagan111
      @Margohagan111 Год назад +1

      AGREED 10x!!!

    • @Irod567
      @Irod567 Год назад +4

      I couldn't understand why she was outside of the car after stopping for the guy. Why get out? Then there was the part of tossing the car keys, yet after the shooting she jumped in the car and rushed to the hospital. At which point did she look for the keys?

    • @melvonmonkers3823
      @melvonmonkers3823 Год назад

      Diane likely thinks the audience was on her side, she's too narcistic to believe anything else. Nutjob times 100

    • @martinsorenson1055
      @martinsorenson1055 Год назад +1

      @@Irod567 She had to amend her story to "pretended to toss" her car keys.

  • @MindsetOfMarge
    @MindsetOfMarge Год назад +21

    Diane “She never interviewed me” Ann “ well I’m sure you remember me interviewing in jail” oop! Lol

  • @Kebaman39
    @Kebaman39 Год назад +53

    Hairspray was the true G during the 80's. It really had a vital position.

    • @chrishintz1077
      @chrishintz1077 Год назад +1

      The decade of excess: shoulder pads, pegged trousers, pile it on. The 80s were a redux of the post war (ww2) 40s in fashion and home decor.

    • @marcylivingherlife3927
      @marcylivingherlife3927 Год назад +4

      The higher the hair the closer to God! Lol

    • @-BabyValentine-
      @-BabyValentine- Месяц назад

      @@marcylivingherlife3927Oprah is nowhere near to God 😬. That woman is apart of the evilest of Hollywood.

  • @simsimmer893
    @simsimmer893 2 года назад +428

    Diane gave numerous interviews to the press after the children were shot. You can see her laughing and expressing concern about her arm, but you never see her cry or express concern about her children. She's as cold as they come. Pure evil.

    • @oluncleruckus3362
      @oluncleruckus3362 2 года назад +23

      Right?! She never shows any remorse about the kids position in all this…and it’s sad to say but this is one of her more normal interviews… The ones she’s had right after the shooting were so crazy lol

    • @emmm_4465
      @emmm_4465 2 года назад +34

      "I very, very rarely talk about what happened that night"
      Sure Jan

    • @MalonsMilk
      @MalonsMilk 2 года назад +32

      I actually don’t think it even occurred to her to think about her children. She’s that self absorbed.

    • @joywimer4281
      @joywimer4281 2 года назад +5

      You are so right

    • @angelapyle7301
      @angelapyle7301 2 года назад +19

      Yes, when Mrs.Downs was describing her daughter after the she was shot, she was smirking !! Who smile while describing what your daughter did after getting shot ?!?!?!

  • @julietclark5736
    @julietclark5736 2 года назад +398

    Dianne is such an incredible liar. She doesn’t quit. And she does it with absolutely no hesitation.

    • @jenniferlawrence9473
      @jenniferlawrence9473 2 года назад +8

      I believe her. She's innocent. They railroaded her on this show!

    • @jillholly4175
      @jillholly4175 2 года назад +21

      I believe she is guilty...
      Why would she be looking in the car watching her daughter be shot by the mystical man instead of beating him with all you have to save your kids!!!.. Where did the man go allowing you to get back in the car and drive away????
      How come the man driving behind her not see the "The Man" ???

    • @pausedforcyberbullying_
      @pausedforcyberbullying_ 2 года назад +34

      @@jenniferlawrence9473 she's not innocent she's proud of not having a guilty conscience

    • @marsche9571
      @marsche9571 2 года назад +36

      I mean her daughter said her mom shot her 😩 so innocent how 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @EYE_GOTCHA
      @EYE_GOTCHA 2 года назад +8

      @@jenniferlawrence9473
      Lol, that’s a great joke! 🤣😂

  • @user-mf1kv4lk2m
    @user-mf1kv4lk2m 4 месяца назад +12

    Ann Rule looked so sick of listening to that looney tune lol her letters of course were rambling on too😂

  • @HunterHusnay
    @HunterHusnay Год назад +42

    Farrah Fawcett did an excellent job in the mini series!

  • @TheGreekPianist
    @TheGreekPianist 2 года назад +300

    I never saw one motherly instinct in Diane for her children. She seemed so emotionally disconnected from them! I love Ann Rule and her book. It was hilarious watching Diane trying to shoot down the book lol

    • @Dustandfuzz
      @Dustandfuzz 2 года назад +19

      I think her mother spoiled her rotten and when others didn’t or she had to give of herself, she just couldn’t deal with it. It was all about her growing up. Do not over compliment your kids at every little thing. An example is complimenting them for something that they should be doing anyway, like eating their dinner. I see so much coddling and complimenting kids today no wonder they grow up thinking everyone else is beneath them. Couple this with letting them get away with lies and you got a sociopath.

    • @kathygrosvenor7900
      @kathygrosvenor7900 2 года назад +10

      Her rambling dialogues remind me of meeting people like her. They leave me wondering if they are highly intelligent, slightly quirky or downright psychotic. I’ve only discovered the “highly intelligent” once.

    • @HopefulInterventions
      @HopefulInterventions Год назад +9

      @@Dustandfuzz That’s not valid! There’s absolutely no studies done that says there’s a correlation between over coddling your children and sociopaths. Sociopaths are usually born that way! Their brains are wired differently. As a behavior therapist it’s important to raise children who are confident and believe in themselves! Of course maladaptive behaviors need punishment. But we need to be more proactive as parents to prevent children from acting out of control and or behaviors that are undesirable. This means positive behavior supports, etc.,

    • @Shericonyers
      @Shericonyers Год назад +2

      @@HopefulInterventions thank you! That person sounds like my dads “wife” when they talked about saying to your kids how proud they are of them. That horrible excuse of a human didn’t know how to be a parent and what proud or love was!

    • @benjamintriplett3
      @benjamintriplett3 Год назад +4

      She made the comment " I just love children they're so easy to make." That tells you everything you need to know about her right there! She didn't value those kids anymore than someone values an old pair of sneakers. She loved the attention of being pregnant but not actually raising her children.

  • @heytimgarcia
    @heytimgarcia 2 года назад +101

    "...and they're doin' GREAT." *final slap in the face* love it!!! Go Ann Rule!!!

    • @savie.s
      @savie.s 6 месяцев назад +1

      Subtle yet powerful

  • @sueknoll8567
    @sueknoll8567 9 месяцев назад +16

    I live in a state neighboring Oregon, and we have lonely old roads exactly like the one Diane was on. During the day there was probably traffic on the road but at night it would be so isolated that only someone that lived out in that area would have been on it. If I accidently over stayed on a visit to a friends house and had to drive that road to get back home, I would be scared, it would be dark out there at night with no street lights and only a few sparse farmhouses along the way and they almost always have long winding narrow little driveways. The sight of a bushy haired stranger leaping out of the darkness to get my attention would send me instantly into a panic and I would be going as fast as that kind of road would allow to get away from him. There would be no stopping, no chatting, and certainly no brave little old me getting out of the car to see what he wanted. I mean that isn't evidence, but I bet 99% of women and a good share of men hearing her story about that simply could not believe it. It just wasn't a realistic scenario.

  • @courtneykubayko9904
    @courtneykubayko9904 Год назад +31

    Holy crow...Oprah's hair is IMMACULATE!!!!!!! So voluminous, so dang perfect! I was born in '94, but I am totally down for bringing back 80's hair. It was an art form.

    • @fallonrappaport5270
      @fallonrappaport5270 Год назад +1

      She has a beautiful head of hair

    • @Dizz2K7
      @Dizz2K7 Год назад +1

      It was all I could really focus on when she first appeared on screen.

    • @thanos7110
      @thanos7110 Год назад +3

      That's at least 2 cans of rave lol

    • @MrsToooSweet292
      @MrsToooSweet292 Год назад

      Um 👎

  • @maggiejohnson5891
    @maggiejohnson5891 2 года назад +125

    This is what intense conversation used to sound like. People actually listened to each other and replied. No matter how insane.

    • @sarahbishop3416
      @sarahbishop3416 2 года назад +9

      Great comment and I agree it’s sad this is now rare.

    • @Mhel2023
      @Mhel2023 Год назад +4

      Ikr, it was so much easier to follow the flow of information on talk shows. Shout out to Ricki Lake, Montel, Phil Donahue, Sally Jessy, etc. Even Jerry Springer used to be good back in the day. Can't understand anything today because everyone's screaming over each other

    • @2FRESH-4U
      @2FRESH-4U 8 месяцев назад +2

      I miss our once great society

  • @craigbrickey775
    @craigbrickey775 2 года назад +209

    I think she starts to believe her own lie the more she tells it.

    • @ThePlaneterra
      @ThePlaneterra 2 года назад +13

      Her creepy smiling just shows how crazy she is.

    • @midnightstar1996
      @midnightstar1996 2 года назад +7

      Yeah, like Ted Bundy. The more lies he told the more he started to believe them.

    • @christar9527
      @christar9527 2 года назад

      That’s how people with personality disorders are. They lie so much and believe their lies after awhile. Thus they’re delusional.

    • @RB01.10
      @RB01.10 2 года назад +6

      @@midnightstar1996 That’s actually quite common with pathological liars

    • @amyeastman8764
      @amyeastman8764 2 года назад +7

      Yes! Narcissistic people are so far in their delusion that they don’t see things how they really are. I dated one and he would describe himself as “zen” but he was the complete opposite. He’d lose his mind over the smallest things. Not a zen thing about that guy! He’d fly off the handle at tiny things most people wouldn’t be phased by. Meanwhile if I got even remotely irritated by something he’d say I was overreacting or unstable. LOL. It was like projection? Of course this experience is nothing compared to this monster of a woman. Just scary.

  • @janieparsley969
    @janieparsley969 Год назад +60

    Diane just loves to hear herself talk. You can tell she has thought and thought about what will sound most believable. I have heard her parole hearings, and each time the story gets a little more elaborated and a little less like the truth.

  • @Gayoinion
    @Gayoinion Год назад +34

    I have no clue why I love vintage Oprah episodes but I can not get enough of them

    • @annwitten4359
      @annwitten4359 6 месяцев назад +2

      It’s the hair hypnotizing you….

    • @savie.s
      @savie.s 6 месяцев назад +2

      The aesthetic was top notch. Takes you back a good time. Nostalgic.

  • @jameskeeth4037
    @jameskeeth4037 2 года назад +418

    She can’t be let out. She’s absolutely bonkers. Completely mad. She genuinely believes her fantasies. Her surviving children know she did it and to protect them she must never be let free

    • @S_8-
      @S_8- 2 года назад +5

      I don’t think she genuinely believe her fantasies. She is manipulative, not crazy.I can be wrong , I’m not a doctor. I d think she is a manipulative narcissistic sociopath .

    • @czechchicklet6890
      @czechchicklet6890 2 года назад +1

      No governor would ever sign off on parole, I doubt that the board would ever approve anyway.
      She'd have to admit guilt and show remorse for years 1st and that will never happen.
      She will die in prison 😃 😊.

    • @eloiseobrien2761
      @eloiseobrien2761 2 года назад +13

      Bonkers

    • @davidmansell5986
      @davidmansell5986 Год назад +22

      Yes. Mad as a box of frogs. But as dangerous as a cage of tigers.

    • @swish3432
      @swish3432 Год назад +5

      @@davidmansell5986 fishy like a can of sardines and hungry like the wolf

  • @kristinasymons
    @kristinasymons 2 года назад +178

    I lost brain cells during this.. heartbreaking for her children. She’s loving this limelight 😢

    • @camfan54lisa
      @camfan54lisa 2 года назад +7

      Watch her parole hearings! It's insane and hilarious (in an awkward can't believe she is saying this way).

    • @Bootystank99659
      @Bootystank99659 Год назад +4

      Fr the audience even shook their heads at her when she made up stuff

    • @karlasoraya2175
      @karlasoraya2175 Год назад +2

      Right

    • @amandacarrier8818
      @amandacarrier8818 Год назад +5

      She said a ton of words and also a ton of nothing

  • @rosenbaum75
    @rosenbaum75 4 месяца назад +10

    Her parole hearing is on RUclips and it's insane. She spins this convoluted account of what happened that night as she tries her best to reconcile her conflicting stories.

  • @jennifermitchell3070
    @jennifermitchell3070 Год назад +24

    Ann Rule was the best true crime author!!! I really miss her books and reporting true crime. RIP 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @RobinsonJRoss
    @RobinsonJRoss 2 года назад +557

    Diane Downs is the textbook definition of the Sociopath Next Door. She lies with relative ease and has no problem with getting rid of her kids because they were inconveniences. All that for a man who ultimately didn’t want her. Thankfully, this dangerous woman will never be free again.

    • @EYE_GOTCHA
      @EYE_GOTCHA 2 года назад +42

      She and Susan Smith should be forced to be cellmates.

    • @madhavi108
      @madhavi108 2 года назад +26

      Devil defending itself. Only time she comes alive. No remorse. Just anger at those revealing the truth.

    • @charlenemonique1
      @charlenemonique1 2 года назад +4

      Yes she is💯‼️

    • @sassycat6487
      @sassycat6487 2 года назад +23

      I remember watching an interview with a retired homicide detective and he said one thing to always look for to see if a person is lying is how they keep adding unnecessary details! Notice Ann said that Diane asked the prosecutor if he would like details of her affairs. I noticed this with the Jussie Smollett interview, too.

    • @Learningisfree808
      @Learningisfree808 2 года назад +8

      @@sassycat6487 and Susan smith

  • @hlowrylong
    @hlowrylong 2 года назад +106

    I would have loved to meet Ann Rule. She was legendary. Start to finish she created such an amazing life. Fantastic mind.

  • @misshestermofet2288
    @misshestermofet2288 5 месяцев назад +11

    I laughed so hard when she told anne she's permanently in heat and then apologized to oprah for anne, putting her through that.

  • @tammykelsey7877
    @tammykelsey7877 4 месяца назад +12

    Holy hair Oprah!!! I forgot how big people wore their hair in the 80s!!!

  • @Kellyzebras713
    @Kellyzebras713 2 года назад +287

    Ann was such a boss in this interview. She just stayed quiet and let Diane bury herself. It was amazing. Rest In Peace, crime queen.
    Diane contracted herself completely. She was fighting so diligently that she doesn’t remember anything. But then suddenly remembered everything like fifteen minutes later. Sociopaths have such little self awareness. She still talks like this. She is and will always be a danger.

    • @davidmansell5986
      @davidmansell5986 Год назад

      Yes, good on Ann. Wind 'em up and watch 'em go. Or give them enough rope and they'll hang their self!

    • @gaysy1st
      @gaysy1st 9 месяцев назад

      Ann stayed quiet once Diane challenged her about the transcript. She didn't have an answer. I don't know if Downs is guilty or not, but Ann certainly portrays her that way, as it suits her money making book writing.

    • @jupiterssong8127
      @jupiterssong8127 8 месяцев назад +10

      @@gaysy1stseriously ? she’s guilty . Her kids testified their mother shot them
      Have you watched any of her trial ? Read a book? , watched anything other than this ?
      She’s guilty as f .

    • @pipermccool
      @pipermccool 5 месяцев назад +2

      The way she refers to herself in the third person - “Mom” -is disturbing.

    • @Kellyzebras713
      @Kellyzebras713 5 месяцев назад

      @@gaysy1stLiterally no one agrees with you. Besides Diane. I’m afraid for your safety if you can’t see a predator when it’s so glaringly obvious.

  • @seanthomas7441
    @seanthomas7441 2 года назад +117

    Not one single time has she ever came close to getting emotional when she's talking about her kids.i have absolutely no doubt she did it...

    • @sunitafisher4758
      @sunitafisher4758 Год назад

      🌸 You are right, not once has she genuinely shown any emotion, a true psycho & nutter.
      She wrapped her arm carefully, evidence of this was no blood was found on driving side. Plus she even wrapped the towel in triangulated shape, it’s not possible to do this when your 3 kids were just shot? She thinks of nothing else but herself and to this day she still maintains all the lies.

    • @quanticawilson584
      @quanticawilson584 Год назад +3

      It's so obvious she did

  • @janicewebber5584
    @janicewebber5584 9 месяцев назад +12

    Funnily enough, I just stumbled on her 37 years behind bars at a 2022 parole hearing. She was denied, again! She was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder & and is still denying it to the bitter end! Bitter as is, she won't leave prison alive.

    • @passionateforjesus4019
      @passionateforjesus4019 6 месяцев назад +1

      Narcissists don’t admit they’re narcissists.
      They don’t acknowledge their wrong.
      They always want to be praised, admired and be at the center wherever they are.

    • @lynnlaura2919
      @lynnlaura2919 4 месяца назад +1

      They're.

  • @jacquelineramagano9299
    @jacquelineramagano9299 2 месяца назад +6

    Wow Oprah's hair is huge 😂

  • @bilindalaw-morley161
    @bilindalaw-morley161 2 года назад +64

    This is the first time I have seen Oprah being a real reporter. She was good.

    • @TiaaBankss
      @TiaaBankss Год назад +6

      She did her thing ❤

    • @TwoBs
      @TwoBs 5 месяцев назад +5

      Oprah used to have a good show in the late 80s and early 90s - had a knack for keeping her pulse on topics the people wanted to hear, leading to many others emulating what she did.
      She would bring attention to cases, get exclusive interviews, and often go out of her way to hear the stories from the middle and lower classes of America when no one else would listen. I remember my uncle and his family going on her show in the early 90s because she had heard that their house burnt down and lost everything - the farm, the home, all belongings, etc. and she brought them on to hear their story and help them. She also did a brief interview with family members on my dad’s side of the family who helped give shelter to an abused boy that was friends with my cousin. I’ve tried finding the videos, but I do believe they’re just lost to time.
      She was always doing something and trying to hear the other side, giving a voice to those that needed it and bringing on those who needed to be exposed.
      Nowadays, though … she’s kinda’ secluded herself with all of her money and largely covering stories that aren’t in tune with average people anymore. Don’t get me wrong, she still tries to connect and share others’ stories, but the way she goes about it now is wildly different compared to when she was just a talk show host during television’s prime time era.
      I still consider her the greatest solely for that time as no one has come close and been able to last as long as she, but man do I miss that era of Oprah.

  • @peggyreely8339
    @peggyreely8339 2 года назад +148

    Much respect and RIP Anne Rule.

  • @rachelkristine4669
    @rachelkristine4669 Год назад +41

    I was just a kid....( am 45 now), but I STILL remember this case! Old Mohawk road goes thru Eugene, Springfield & heads a bit out to a tiny town called Marcola, where my Aunt & Uncle have lived for over 40 yrs. They were there then & still are. And no one in the area has ever forgotten the evil of Diane Downs! 🤬

    • @desireebrotherton39
      @desireebrotherton39 Год назад +8

      I have drove the road, many times. I lived in Corvallis, over 18yrs, and had friends that lived in Marcola, plus it was a nice back road, with less traffic, then the main hwy.. I went to school, with one of the daughters of the Hawkins, family that picked her up, after her escape. She is evil, and glad, she will never get out. The surviving children, now adults were raised with an incredible family.

    • @angelamarie3617
      @angelamarie3617 Год назад +1

      @@desireebrotherton39 I'm glad they were given a better life. Thank you for sharing.

  • @ral3514
    @ral3514 Год назад +17

    I think I read small sacrifices in 1992. It was my introduction to true crime. Been hooked ever since. Ann Rule is the Michael Jordan of true crime.

  • @drinkmorefijid
    @drinkmorefijid 2 года назад +67

    The author read that woman to filth 😂😂😂

  • @litgal783
    @litgal783 Год назад +42

    The faces on the audience members when she talks so nonchalantly about the blood coming out of her child's mouth... This woman is unreal!

    • @Zaft_K
      @Zaft_K Год назад +7

      The faces of the audience throughout... especially the longer she talks, the more they don't buy it.

    • @litgal783
      @litgal783 Год назад +3

      @@Zaft_K Exactly! Good grief!!

  • @susanbelrose2767
    @susanbelrose2767 8 месяцев назад +12

    Reading Ann's book again. Diane is unbelievable. Answer for everything. Not one bit of sadness

  • @FlashySolution
    @FlashySolution 9 месяцев назад +16

    Ann is legendary how she deals with Mrs Potato Head

  • @daneallemand3428
    @daneallemand3428 Год назад +113

    28:30
    Diane: "Well I'm sorry I have to be honest, I'm not going to sit here and lie about it."
    Entire crowd starts to laugh because they know she has been sitting here lying this entire time

    • @carrieeloff2220
      @carrieeloff2220 Год назад +6

      And then, when Oprah reads off her kill list, she nods like she's a game show contestant.

    • @mrsv5736
      @mrsv5736 8 месяцев назад +2

      The fact that Diane laughs too 😂like ok guys I am lying

  • @thedudeabides2531
    @thedudeabides2531 Год назад +69

    It's hilarious how Diane always thinks she's the smartest person in the room and thought she had Ann Rule on the ropes. She just oozes narcissism.

  • @crashburn3292
    @crashburn3292 Год назад +88

    I've seen well over a dozen videos of Diane: Her media interviews, documentaries, her parole hearings and audio of her police interviews, and not once have I seen her get even the slightest bit emotional when talking about her children. Anne Rule gasped at her "tear-stained face" comment, because Anne knows that was a monster lie. It's been well documented that Downs is such the epitome of a sociopath, she can't even fake cry. The emotion is THAT foreign to her.
    Downs is old and grey now and still lying about it. She knows the only way she can get paroled is to tell the truth and show remorse for what she did, but she won't because her egregious narcissism won't allow it.

    • @dongatello6969
      @dongatello6969 Год назад +7

      She might be getting a little demented so it’s possible they’ll just let her out

    • @dcnative1618
      @dcnative1618 Год назад +6

      That's just what we need. There are enough crazies running around making chaos and killing and injuring others.
      If she gets released I bet she is so narcissistic she thinks she will get another hostage oops boyfriend in no time.

    • @shannonwilder3402
      @shannonwilder3402 10 месяцев назад +7

      She got life ➕️ 65 years, she ain't getting out.

    • @stolli48
      @stolli48 4 месяца назад

      ​@@shannonwilder3402 hoffentlich kommt sie nie raus 🤬🇩🇪😡

    • @beckewolf2597
      @beckewolf2597 2 месяца назад

      Diane reminds 41:30 me of Amber Heard, another narcissist who lacks the ability to shed real tears!!

  • @chrystalburg8941
    @chrystalburg8941 Год назад +12

    I gotta say Wow Oprah Wow. I grew up knowing she was a really good interviewer , but was never a daytime watcher. She is masterful at not pandering or condescending and still making her stance known. I would love to see her do criminal interviews without the constraints of commercial breaks and an audience to be conscious of. I feel like we’re seeing her work with one hand tied behind her back.

  • @alanadaniel755
    @alanadaniel755 Год назад +109

    I remember watching this as a kid. I literally remembered her striped blouse, how emotionally detached she was and how many times she said "quite frankly." She is absolutely insane.

    • @missinterpretation4984
      @missinterpretation4984 5 месяцев назад +4

      Ok but do you recall Oprah’s hair being that big. I don’t. 😂

  • @ninathompson5823
    @ninathompson5823 Год назад +44

    Diane is a piece of work honey! Absolutely a character! Bless her children. They had no choice for this person.

  • @CS-uc2oh
    @CS-uc2oh 9 месяцев назад +15

    Do you notice how hyper-focused she is on Anne even when she's asked a question that has nothing to do with Anne's book? People like her need an enemy to take the focus off of what they did. If she can keep coming back to something she think Anne did wrong, then she doesn't have to answer to the real issue... what horrible thing she did wrong.

  • @kharakessler1390
    @kharakessler1390 7 месяцев назад +7

    She said she didn’t know how the towel got on her arm, then she just said she put it there when coming up with excuses s to why she was driving so slow. She craazzzyyyyyyyy

  • @toniroberts8117
    @toniroberts8117 2 года назад +170

    I just adore Anne Rule. What a classy and incredibly intelligent woman. ❤️
    I’ve read many of Anne’s books. Favorites are actually some early one’s. Such as 1-5 killer, stranger beside me, and I particularly loved all her short stories. Especially the one on Christopher wilder. Such an incredible author.

  • @sarahholland2600
    @sarahholland2600 Год назад +119

    Anne giving a masterclass in how to let someone dig their own grave.

  • @BrandiOnTheMic
    @BrandiOnTheMic Год назад +13

    Hearing Oprah’s theme song is comforting - takes me back to a simpler time.

    • @-Unimpressed-
      @-Unimpressed- Год назад +1

      Things weren't simple back then, it's just that things are much more obvious and out in the open now.

  • @theresacoringgray6885
    @theresacoringgray6885 Год назад +18

    I LOVE reading the books by Anne Rule, the stranger beside me Ted Bundy story being one of them

  • @aaleyah5380
    @aaleyah5380 2 года назад +223

    Diane is super scary, she is a classic case of a narcissistic sociopath.

    • @unknown-lf6zx
      @unknown-lf6zx 2 года назад +18

      Chilling soulless monster

    • @shawnduncan5779
      @shawnduncan5779 9 месяцев назад +2

      I agree with you there. This woman sends a chill down my back

  • @tracymonroe6001
    @tracymonroe6001 2 года назад +79

    Oprah and Diane giving 80s perfection: the hair, the clothes, the collar broach.

    • @bearbear4030
      @bearbear4030 2 года назад +12

      Haha, it’s totally 80’s…what an era! I miss this look.

    • @camfan54lisa
      @camfan54lisa 2 года назад +14

      Don't forget them shoulder pads!

    • @kcrow430
      @kcrow430 2 года назад +2

      😁

    • @susannthomas5273
      @susannthomas5273 Год назад +7

      And don’t forget the shoulder pads/padded shoulders

  • @jlbaker2000
    @jlbaker2000 Год назад +40

    I admire Oprah for how she handled the interview questions on this episode. They were just right; everything I would have asked.

    • @gracesmith3349
      @gracesmith3349 7 месяцев назад +3

      Pity she never interviewed markle the right way that Diana reminds me of markle 😡😡 allegedly

  • @marymccloskey3025
    @marymccloskey3025 Год назад +11

    Diane's child died horribly and yet Diane still sucks in air that she doesn't deserve. Sickening.

  • @Andi-81
    @Andi-81 2 года назад +339

    The smile on her face throughout says it all. Disgusting woman

    • @kimmoore0427
      @kimmoore0427 2 года назад +3

      In 1 interview she smiles saying Christy had blood coming out of her mouth. Disgusting

    • @druzcrew
      @druzcrew 2 года назад

      @@kimmoore0427 I saw that one... absolutely repulsive!

    • @wvrjl
      @wvrjl Год назад +1

      Now, some people are nervous smilers, and I do think she is one (I am too). That being said, I absolutely believe she murdered her children. The times that seriously bothered me (her smiling) is when she reinacted the shooting, when she described her daughter reaching for her with blood coming out of her mouth (duper's delight, I think), and when she said that she wasn't lucky because she "couldn't tie her own damn shoes for two whole months".

    • @lynnkayee1015
      @lynnkayee1015 Год назад +1

      As someone who has both lost a child and is a nervous smiler/laugher...what Diane does is different. When my daughter died I'm sure more than a few people thought it was strange how I reacted when speaking about her or her death. But Diane's eyes tell the truth, that woman's face lights up like a child on Christmas when she talks about it sometimes!
      And the way she calls the kids lucky while saying she's unlucky by cause she couldn't tie her shoes for a few weeks. 👀
      I was so distraught that even though I would smile or laugh at inappropriate times, I could NEVER think of saying something that cold. I remember doing things like choosing clothes and eating or drinking made me feel guilty because my daughter couldn't anymore. A grieving parent tends to feel unlucky because of what they CAN do, not the other way around. A grieving parent would be willing to be trade being tortured every single day if it meant that child could come back and live a normal life during that time.
      It's horrible helpless feeling that I wouldn't wish on any loving parent.

    • @thomassergeant2217
      @thomassergeant2217 Год назад +2

      She could be Biden's spokesperson

  • @manuelkeats296
    @manuelkeats296 2 года назад +78

    We've lost a truly wonderful human being and one of America's greatest crime writers when Anne passed. Such a blessing to have this footage! Big thanks!

  • @MrSathyasaibaba
    @MrSathyasaibaba 9 месяцев назад +9

    What gets me is that she cares more about defending herself than about her injured and dead children. She talks about her daughter choking on her blood without any sadness or emotions.

  • @nancyruggiano7603
    @nancyruggiano7603 25 дней назад +2

    And she look so happy and didn't even shed a tear talking about her children..