I love how her rags to riches story focuses on her rough childhood, her dentistry ambition, and then skips right past the fact that *all* her wealth came from her sugar daddy.
What BS. The rich flex with their status, wallets, assets & influence all the time - only to act all puritanical when it comes to divorce settlements or custody battles. It's not like Alcott chose a homely, body-positive librarian to have children with: he chose a super-fit, intelligent, social go-getter. Let's not pretend his own superficial preferences were 100% selfless. Seriously, the double-standard is pathetic.
What rags to riches story are you speaking of?? The first story she speaks how every one believes she’s wealthy, a little rich spoiled brat with a silver spoon.
I strongly believe she was having an intimate relationship with this poor man or at least leading him to believe there were possibilities of one. She likely shot him so the truth wouldn’t get out. She’s lying about the nature of the relationship
@@ms.lalady I doubt it was to cover the “truth” about a relationship. Because if she planned this it was a terrible plan. Then again a lot of murderers have stupid plans. I really don’t know. The family defending him doesn’t see that he may have had another side- most men are not in there right mind when chasing their desire.
@@aslmad1if it was self-defense, then she would’ve said that from the beginning. You don’t make up stories when you are defending yourself. & plus, she still claims it was an “accident”. None of the things point to her being under attack or defending herself. That is a weak excuse.
My then husband now ex pointed two at me. Thought it was very funny. Dear God ...and i left and stayed gone...FINALLY! Now i am publiccenemy number 1!!! Go figure that!!!!!
All these parties and all these our trips two parties yet she doesn't call her partner and she's not ever mentioning time with her children I just think this is bizarre no officer would hand a friend or anybody a loaded gun in the dark on the beach and try to teach them😢
Just to play devils advocate, she has probably repeated the same story so many times it's become remote. Im.not saying she is innocent, nor am I saying she is guilty. I don't know. But what is the motive? No one has answered that question.
She cheated on her Husband with that police man. otherwise what is a married man (Henry) doing with her drinking at 12 in the morning? he's a married man with four children.
There are a FEW women out there, personally speaking... who have never cared about the wealth. Only a truly loving spouse. But yes, it's rare. And there are men who only want a good kind woman. Not everyone is after looks or money.
it's different when it's inherited imo. i'm attracted to success, because it shows a work ethic that makes me think maybe they will have good project management skills in the relationship. but if they got the money from someone else, who cares. my current partner is a professional project manager but spent all his money to convert a bus to a mobile home and travel, but he still has the "career success" markers to me even though he doesn't actually have any money. someone being born into wealth would be a yellow flag to me because what if they are spoiled and don't know how to get anything for themself.
@@baldboss7359 not picking but she did become upset. Had she cried everyone would say she was faking.. when interviewed & in court you are told over and over to show no emotion, no outburst of reaction.. her friend was staying at her resort, was off duty & had his gun with him while drinking.... is it really that hard to believe her side of things, there being no motive & grieving family are in law enforcement & also controlling the investigation.. if they don't want to believe then they have a great position to spin a different narrative &/or suppress evidence..
I was so happy to hear that Jasmine lost custody of her twins. You took that man away from his children, and your twins father took your kids away from you. Now that's justice!
Exactly. I don’t own a gun nor ever shot one, but I can’t imagine a person who “always has a gun with him” would hand it off to someone in the dark, on a pier next to a body of water to try to load it. Does anyone else see a cop doing that with their own gun to someone who isn’t experienced???
The mother of the killer, Chris, in the second story has a reason & justification for everything & refuses to even consider that her son killed Kelly Dwyer. It’s both sad & maddening, but I just don’t think she could face the truth, because if she had, she would likely see herself at fault in some way given she raised him.
@@eurekamarijka- Hartin, the ridiculously rich, partnered, mother of two was the one who mentioned a boat to start with, before she retracted that story. It’s right here early on in this video.
Because someone didn’t cry on camera for you, that somehow means they’re guilty? If she HAD cried, you would have criticized that too and said she doesn’t deserve to feel bad about what happened.🙄🤦🏻♀️ Pretending like she hasn’t been having meltdowns privately is not only ignorant, but just plain stupid.
@@leondalogan6249Cuz she knows the only other person that knows the absolute truth of that night won’t be talking anytime soon. I agree that something is off. I believe there’s much more to the story. But we’ll never hear it.
I really wondered why they didn’t examine Wes in the last case at all. He seemed suspicious f on the beginning, pointing the finger at his Mom immediately and laughing about it at the interview. Wes had access to her laptop and iPad. The gun was wiped of fingerprints and then left in her car, exactly where he said. Wes needed money and thought John had included him in his will.
If Wes was the killer then his mother is a liar. There is no way you can have a conversation with him, hand him money and not know the man was your own son. Even if he was masked, she said she got a look of his eyes when the lights were on. You're not going to not recognize your son's eyes. The refusal of wanting to give up the keys to her car was suspicious as well. I think she got away with it, personally.
Why did she lie in the beginning that a boat drove by and shot him? When you start out lying you are a liar all the way through. I also don't believe she went to Belize on a humanitarian mission. She went there for fun and got caught up in the rich lifestyle.
She is definitely guilty. “What’s at risk is my life my children my freedom my money” not one thought for her “friend” who just lost his life or his children??? Yes she DID IT!
40:00 sad.. I mean clearly her children's father could buy any outcome or lab result they wanted. However, this just doesn't sound legit in my opinion. Why is she always drinking.. carrying cocaine... never with her children...
@@travelwithtony5767after lying? This chick murdered him period. No motive? She obviously had a motive because she did it. You people are so gullible & racist
I am not saying mothers should never, ever go out and have fun, and I know they're rich and have nannies, but it's just so odd to have two small babies and be out at night alone where you put yourself in danger of being attacked, or spending time drinking on a peer and giving back massage to local chief of police. Later crying and throwing a ruckus to see your children just seems so disingenuous and makes me think she had those babies just to anchor a wealthy man. I didn't like that woman one bit.
Billionaire types are different. They routinely do things like party and the kids are with their nanny. Fwiw, I don't think she murdered the man on purpose. I believe it was an accident. Why did the cop even have the gun out? Had one in the pipe and didn't eject it before handing her the firearm. She didn't know to clear it or that there was one in the pipe. Ppl are harmed and killed accidentally by handguns daily. I'd bet this is 99% of the reason why.
Out so late partying and needed to be rescued from an aggressive male? So she needed her "friend" to drive an hour to get there? That doesn't make logical sense. She could have asked someone at the party to help her. Or fend him off herself in a public place. If she had the sense enough to call the victim to come and get her, she could have called the local police.
Jasmine's no kind of mother and only had kids to secure her lifestyle. All of her protests to see them after she recklessly, drugged, and drunkenly killed King was only a pretense. She never cared where they were while out partying every other day.
She is a liar. Why would a superintendent of police want to teach anyone to use a gun in pitch dark? She was sober and killed him because he refused her advances.
10TH ATTEMPT AT THE WATERMELON WITH A SHOTGUN, FAT LIE, ALL YOU NEED IS TO POINT IT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE WATERMELON, THE PELLETS SPREAD AND DO THE REST, COMPULSIVE LIAR YO
Yeah, why did he lie about being home watching Netflix. They found out the times recorded on the tv did not match the time of the crime so he was NOT watching Netflix.
@@easternkiwiz - & he could easily have put the bag w/ the gun, wallet & watch in his mom’s car to frame her. Look how quickly he started setting the stage by indirectly implicating his own mother. Seemed very calculating to me.
@@liseklerekoper2441 Yes for sure, and I believe the cops said they had previously searched the car and found nothing. SO how did the son know it would now be there. Major red flag.
In the first story, the suspect said her husband was supposed to join them at the dock, but turns out, according to her, they are no longer in good terms. And maybe the rich husband dodged a literal bullet there.
I get that many women dream of a rich and powerful husband but you have to consider that if things go sideways, they have all the power over you. There is no amount of money that could convince me to give up all my autonomy in a relationship. She got off way too light but her husband dealt the fatal blow by taking away her kids.
The last case- I think her son killed her husband. She had zero motive. She has MS and he takes care of her. He was at their house and with him the night it happened. Then he kept pushing them towards his mom. He could have easily taken that gun and placed it into her car. They should have looked into his phone and looked further into him.
A few minutes in and it's clear the officers messed up. Someone feeds you information and that didn't ring a bell? Where to find the gun , implicating his mother. Red flags!!
Ol Chris is a complete sicko. I feel bad for his mother because we all want to believe that our children are good people. Im sorry mom but your son has major issues 😔
The son did it? Then he had a conversation with his mom about why he did it afterwards, but she didn't recognize his voice? That makes zero sense, why would the son risk getting recognized during the conversation when he could just leave?
Even her mom is a trickster! “I convinced a local donut shop to give me stale donuts for my kids but I told them I was a pig farmer. The kids were so proud of me”😂😂 She get it from her mama😂
lol. Anyone can get the donuts leftover at the end of the day. I’ve gotten one or two and was offered about a dozen more for free because they were about to close and the leftovers go into the trash. No one has to lie to get old stale donuts for free. Lol
I think we should all take a moment to consider how awful it must have been for all those cockroaches forced to spend a night locked in a cell with her.
If the son did it then why would he start talking with his mom while still holding the gun explaining why he did it.... knowing his mom would recognize his voice. He wouldn't have. He would have just shot and left. That's a theory that her attorney came up with and she's just mad that her son told on her. That's how evil that woman is.
(THIRD CASE): Wow. The prosecutor decides Wes is innocent because of her own personal vibe she got from him. (He couldn’t stomach the sight of blood). Be damned with the evidence and provable facts. What a disgrace. Sandra should NEVER have been charged. Total and utter incompetence from the start. John and his family and Sandra deserved better.
Wes definitely sounded more guilty to me. It seems that he was on good terms with his family, since he stayed with them. If that is the case, I think it would almost certainly take longer to come to terms with one's parent's probable guilt and then to go to report it to the police. It seems that Wes went to them almost immediately. And then there's the time difference for his supposed alibi... It seems incredible that he was not at least subjected to fairly intense interviewing. The only point I see in his favor is that his mother said she did not recognize him at the time f the crime. That does seem odd. 😞
Right? That's usually the kind of weak excuse you hear from a *defense* lawyer, or the defendant's family: "Talk to him for five minutes, you know he *couldn't* do it!" 🙄
She has an ANSWER for EVERYTHING nothing makes sense what she’s saying about what happened 😒 She said she’s been through hell on earth. You will continue to go through that you reap what you sow
First story-when a “survivor”weaves an elaborate, questionable story about what happened explaining what the deceased was doing that lead to the death- they are guilty. That’s easy to say when the person cannot speak and counter the truth of the story. Third story- I can’t imagine a person with MS killing the one person committed to taking care of her. As the daughter of someone that battled MS, I know how terrible it is. Everything about Sandra including her intense reactions all radiate a person battling MS. More likely the son, Wes, did it. He resorted to blaming her way too quickly. The jury got this one right. Way too much reasonable doubt.
@@TamiTribbiani-im1go he had just broken up with his wife.. Jasmine was probably supposed to do the same , and break up with her boyfriend .. When she didn't, he probably was telling her " if you're not gonna tell him, I will !" And, psycho, went psycho!
No absolutely not. She and her billionaire boyfriend were probably drug lords and had been bribing him. Maybe he said something she didn't like and she saw him as a threat to their business
I couldn't get past the comically large plastic brightly colored eyeglasses lol. They just made me hoot with laughter when I saw them. Between that and platinum hair, she is def trying for a 'look' that shouldn't be in something as serious as the legal field. I worked in the courts/legal system for years, and even today it's very, very conservative. We had a judge sent a female prosecutor to change her clothes when she appeared in a short, tight skirt that is very popular with any other office. The judge said 'not in my court room', and it was upheld. Same when a male prosecutor wore a Disney tie, and a different judge told him to have respect for the court and made him change his tie on the spot. Judges can and do still demand certain respect in their court rooms, and appearance/attire is one of them. Still. She's not doing anything that would make a judge say "go fix this", I'm just pointing out that this 'look' in a very conservative work environment in a Midwestern city could go against her/the prosecutors office with a jury. Obviously it didn't here, but it could affect an outcome if a jury doesn't respect the prosecutor---or the defense atty. (This part is just personal yapping) And on top of that, with the platinum hair, she does nothing with it. It's just hanging there. No style at all. If you are going to go with an extreme hair color like platinum, make it sing! I admit I'm a tad jealous she can get that platinum hair at all lol. I tried to ask for that with my stylist and they said my hair would just turn orange, too dark with a lot of red undertones. Not everyone can get that pure platinum like she did.(done yapping lol) It DOES matter in the court room, in spite of our much more tolerant attitude everywhere else. There are environments that still expect a more conservative look. Look at finance, banking, etc. You don't see purple hair and visible tattoos in board rooms. You don't see someone dressed or presenting comically at investors meetings. Courts are the same---very boring attire. As a light hearted ending I'd like to share that the female prosecutor sent to change her short, tight skirt (which was actually just above her knees a few inches and not TIGHT TIGHT, kind of pencil-skirt tight--absolutely no one was offended by her attire except the judge) reappeared in the judges court wearing a 2x muumuu dress that she belted and safety pinned to keep it on lol. It was such a "bite me" moment to an unpopular judge and we had to hide our laughter. LOVED IT!! He was not amused. She kept that dress in her office for whenever she had to appear in front of that judge again. He was always grouchy when he saw her on the calendar lol Oh, he also told her to wear 'nylons' to cover her bare legs. Who wears nylons anymore?? I haven't even owned a pair in almost 15 years!
@ - What disturbs me most is that you just spent a great deal of time & multiple paragraphs in a comment section picking apart another women’s physical body/appearance. No one would ever do the same w/ a male as you did here. The value that prosecutor brings to the table has nothing to do w/ her hair color, hair style, choice of eyewear, choice of jewelry, etc. No mention of her skills as a prosecutor or her investment in the case & commitment to getting justice for the victim. THAT’S where the focus should be. It’s so disappointing coming from another female & makes you so much more a part of the problem. Your very long comment basically says it’s normal & acceptable to pick apart another woman for her physical appearance. Do you not realize how wrong that is & how it reinforces what so many women for years & years have been trying to end? No, obviously, or you wouldn’t have done it. Please find some humility & do better. The little girls in the world today deserve so much better than this shallow & misogynistic dialogue.
She’s just acting 🎭 narcissistic personality disorder is all about the facade & a narcissist will off anyone or lie about anything to maintain this mask… it’s about the False Self because there is no self
You cant just diagnosis that stuff from this 🙄 To an armchair shrink everyone has NPD these days. Everyone has been a victim of one 🙄 Its not that prevalent statistically. Most people ARE just self centered and selfish these days
Yeah, I wish they would've elaborated on that more. From the minimal info we got, it sounds like he was interested in being with her more seriously. And she was clearly flirting with him, whether she liked him that way or not.
The last case was sad. Her son obviously set her up. And his family is completely unable to see how the evidence did not show that she was guilty. I hope that she has added security measures to her home because her son may go after her next.
There are many ways he can hide his voice/ appearance and when a person is shocked/ under any threat , it can easily happen what happened with her@@susie-ws4ce
100% - I always find it weird when people say that the deceased have been promoted to angel, where did they get that from? Very odd assumption & statement to make.
@@barbarapaige4587 Anyone can take a selfie wearing scrubs and a surgical mask and say they’re in a medical field. I didn’t see a lab coat or ID badge.
300 hours of community service?! Yeah she doesn't need custody of her children. She has twins at home but getting intoxicated and using❄️out in the streets. She took that man's life and I don't think it was accidentally.
The second story is so, so very 😢sad. I was also on Plenty of fish back in the day. Met a fantastic guy (long distance though) but realized he was married 🙄 oh ??just became separated? okay. One morning I was making coffee at 4 am and his phone on the table started *bling *blinging with texts 🤔 Imagine my surprise to find out that he was dating 5 of us. Long story short mysteriously his PoFish account was changed to happily married😊and locked now 😊then oddly enough every woman’s phone number was deleted (except his family) Believe it or not the fool still professed his love and wanted to get back together?! 🤣🤣🤣 Oh Hail no! 😊 Be careful Ladies❣️
Statement analysis theory would say that Jasmine's use of present tense in parts of her story implies that she's IN the present tense, i.e., making it up in the present moment. Truthful people relaying a truthful story from the past tell things in the past tense.
I watched a video of a girl accidentally discharge a pistol which shot her buddy right in the head. After realizing what had happened she used the gun on herself. Pretty crazy...so it is possible this could of been an accident imo.
A forensic files proved it by using weights to show the amount of pressure it takes. Guns vary, but a revolver was 4 lbs of pressure. And wifey went to prison....
Could a shotgun just “go off” if bumped against a doorway when walking through? Still trying to make sense of another true crime i watched yesterday. I know nothing about guns but hoping someone who does can tell me.
The mom and Wes were in on it together. They agreed that since she was sick anyway that she would take the wrap, she changed her mind when she found out he was throwing her under the bus.
It's often used as an excuse for bad behavior, sociopathy, and lack of empathy. Yet many of us came from difficult childhoods and didn't go around killing people, molesting children, etc. So let's stop making this excuse as a way to pity some of the dangerous people in society. Jeffrey Dahmer and many others did not come from poverty or abuse.
Of course this rich white woman would get away with killing a black man. I’m glad she no longer has access to her kids but seeing that man’s son crying at his funeral was so heartbreaking 😢 and she gets to pay a fine and community service?
@ yes, I don’t see everything through the lens of race because it’s lazy and unfounded. This was clearly an accident. She had no motive. They were drinking and accidents happen. You would benefit from being objective and not lazy.
I blacked out, I don´t remember, it seems like a dream, it´s all a blur, next thing I know he´s dead on the floor, next thing I remember is police cars approaching my house out of nowhere, it was all a freaky accident, and so on and on...
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I love how her rags to riches story focuses on her rough childhood, her dentistry ambition, and then skips right past the fact that *all* her wealth came from her sugar daddy.
The woman in the beginning? If so, then the very off vibes I immediately got are correct. Love the username btw!
she is a total liar
I'm not that girl u see in the pictures😂😂really has she a clone she's a murderer
What BS. The rich flex with their status, wallets, assets & influence all the time - only to act all puritanical when it comes to divorce settlements or custody battles. It's not like Alcott chose a homely, body-positive librarian to have children with: he chose a super-fit, intelligent, social go-getter. Let's not pretend his own superficial preferences were 100% selfless. Seriously, the double-standard is pathetic.
What rags to riches story are you speaking of?? The first story she speaks how every one believes she’s wealthy, a little rich spoiled brat with a silver spoon.
She remembers what drink Henry had, that the sky was gorgeous, but when asked about the incident.. She says "it was all a blur"
I strongly believe she was having an intimate relationship with this poor man or at least leading him to believe there were possibilities of one. She likely shot him so the truth wouldn’t get out. She’s lying about the nature of the relationship
@@ms.lalady maybe he wanted more and got aggressive and she stopped him
@@ms.lalady I doubt it was to cover the “truth” about a relationship. Because if she planned this it was a terrible plan. Then again a lot of murderers have stupid plans. I really don’t know.
The family defending him doesn’t see that he may have had another side- most men are not in there right mind when chasing their desire.
That’s normal, for dramatic moments to blur
@@aslmad1if it was self-defense, then she would’ve said that from the beginning. You don’t make up stories when you are defending yourself. & plus, she still claims it was an “accident”. None of the things point to her being under attack or defending herself. That is a weak excuse.
I think Jasmine is a sociopath and thinks consequences are a joke. She never had to suffer consequences.
Thanks Dr. Happydayz
What in the ** is he doing with her at 12 in the morning drinking together???? He has a wife and children.
Completely agree HappyDayz; she shows absolutely zero remorse or conscience. Plus, she’s struggling to contain her Dupers Delight at times.
Yep.
But she grew up hungry so we should believe her right?
For anyone that doesn't know this already: never ever point a gun at or in the direction of any living animal or person you don't intend to shoot.
or better yet don't hold the gun in your hand it's not a toy regardless of it's loaded or not.
Guns don’t “just go off”.
My then husband now ex pointed two at me. Thought it was very funny. Dear God ...and i left and stayed gone...FINALLY! Now i am publiccenemy number 1!!! Go figure that!!!!!
basic military knowledge lmao
"It's going to make me cry"....and then, no tears.
A human being is dead but she’s upset that she didnt have her phone..What a Gem😒
I know, right...selfish as hell
All these parties and all these our trips two parties yet she doesn't call her partner and she's not ever mentioning time with her children I just think this is bizarre no officer would hand a friend or anybody a loaded gun in the dark on the beach and try to teach them😢
23:50 he fell on top of her but allegedly she was next to him.... I'm confused
31:00 ok Veruca...
YEA SOCIALPATH, NO EMOTIONS DURING THE VIDEO INTERROGATION
Anytime somebody says “the gun just went off” I’m like 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Because you don’t know how accidents happen
I took a firearms class for my CCW permit ... the pull on a trigger is 4-7 pounds for a pistol. It takes effort!!
@@barryholiday8998you misspelled “negligence.”
Absolutely
And that's the point that most won't even pay an atoms attention to.... useless trying to convince the sheep!
" my cell was infested with cockaroaches " the cockaroaches weren't that thrilled either!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Their cell was infested with her!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳 wanted her to leave too so they could eat in peace 😂
@@seankearney5469 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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When she tells the story it sounds like she’s talking about what she ate for lunch, no emotion
Exactly! Her good friend is dead… and she shows zero emotion!🤷♀️
Just to play devils advocate, she has probably repeated the same story so many times it's become remote. Im.not saying she is innocent, nor am I saying she is guilty. I don't know. But what is the motive? No one has answered that question.
@@Leslie-uq3niunfortunately, he is not here to tell his story and we have nothing to go on but the words of this habitual liar
You are so right
She cheated on her Husband with that police man. otherwise what is a married man (Henry) doing with her drinking at 12 in the morning? he's a married man with four children.
A woman who says husband's money wasn't a factor for marriage is like a wealthy man saying a young beautiful woman isn't a factor either.
Agreed but they didn’t marry
true.
There are a FEW women out there, personally speaking... who have never cared about the wealth. Only a truly loving spouse. But yes, it's rare. And there are men who only want a good kind woman. Not everyone is after looks or money.
@ But we do need some basic security, whether we get it ourself or depend on something else for it.
it's different when it's inherited imo. i'm attracted to success, because it shows a work ethic that makes me think maybe they will have good project management skills in the relationship. but if they got the money from someone else, who cares. my current partner is a professional project manager but spent all his money to convert a bus to a mobile home and travel, but he still has the "career success" markers to me even though he doesn't actually have any money. someone being born into wealth would be a yellow flag to me because what if they are spoiled and don't know how to get anything for themself.
She never sheds a tear. Such a cold, heartless woman. Glad she cannot be with her children.
I was thinking the same too…No emotion, Just flat I think she deserved jail time.
she had 1 fake tear--a very good actress
When she took the life of someone else child and karma came to her shortcut she lost her children while they’re still alive
@@baldboss7359 not picking but she did become upset. Had she cried everyone would say she was faking.. when interviewed & in court you are told over and over to show no emotion, no outburst of reaction.. her friend was staying at her resort, was off duty & had his gun with him while drinking.... is it really that hard to believe her side of things, there being no motive & grieving family are in law enforcement & also controlling the investigation.. if they don't want to believe then they have a great position to spin a different narrative &/or suppress evidence..
If you killed someone unintentionally when retell the story you w have emotion. She lie
She likes to present herself as a normal human. She’s not at all
She is not human
She is though
More like Abnormal
"She" in a video featuring three stories with multiple women.
Psycho
48 Hours is incredibly well produced and never disappoints
Thankyou 48 hours! I always love watching your your shows!!😊
They just stretch it out as long as they can.
Thanks to the victims for making this great show possible.
@@Sofian375lmao WHAT!!! “thank you for sacrificing your lives for our entertainment”
You mean the same CBS that ran Russian collusion for 4 years and has trump derangement syndrome and employs Leslie Stahl?
I respect this officer who is humble enough to admit he made mistakes.
Yes! Honest man! 👍🏆
That's what happens when you put incompetent people in power.
I was so happy to hear that Jasmine lost custody of her twins. You took that man away from his children, and your twins father took your kids away from you. Now that's justice!
Wow. How harsh and vicious that you're happy about that. You have no heart because her children probably miss her and are suffering.
@@mariar5802 Justice is not always felt from the heart.
@@lynamor2959 I am aware of that. But she has been treated unjustly by her ex partner not allowing her to see her children. That's really cruel.
You’re happy her twins lost their mother? Come on now…
That's no justice. She has a chance to see her children again but those black children will never see their father again
“Were you attracted to his wallet?”…..”no”….lmao what a liar
I laughed so hard to that question 😂😂😂
I was, and I don’t even know him!🤣😆😂
She lied through her teeth during the whole interview.
😂😂😂😂
I don’t know if it was the way the show edited this interview, but she seemed guilty as all hell.
22:40 come on, She thinks we are stupid. Playing with a gun at the end of a pier in darkness.
Exactly. I don’t own a gun nor ever shot one, but I can’t imagine a person who “always has a gun with him” would hand it off to someone in the dark, on a pier next to a body of water to try to load it. Does anyone else see a cop doing that with their own gun to someone who isn’t experienced???
@@TheDriftwoodloverNo!
Exactly! They were actually playing with each other!
@@elainevankat5353playing with each other?
What? No, that's completely believable.
I don't believe a word she says.
Yep! She's lying 🤥
She can be serial killer easily,I didn't see any remorse or feeling looking at her
Absolutely, a total sociopath.
@@sheilae.9670 I’m with you. I’m not buying anything. She’s trying to sell. She got away with Marta as far as I’m concerned.
Who are you referring to??
Sandra's son was definitely the killer. Him telling the police where to find her gun and then right after it magically appears there clear of dna?
The mother of the killer, Chris, in the second story has a reason & justification for everything & refuses to even consider that her son killed Kelly Dwyer. It’s both sad & maddening, but I just don’t think she could face the truth, because if she had, she would likely see herself at fault in some way given she raised him.
Peter san vant is my favourite investigating journalists in this 48 hours channel
Same he is excellent
@dinab8073 yeah he is eloquent and excellent
It's Peter Van Sant and I agree with you 100%. He is among the best of the best 💯..he's in my top 3 of investigative journalism.
@@fezekanyangintsimbi8665 thnks for the correction
I ❤his voice and I love his empathy. Excellent work every time.
I don't believe the first woman at all.
She is not rich. Her rich husband dumped her and took away her kids. She has nothing.
I do.
@@twatts1523not true. She is worth several million. Article in paper and has picture of her with her newest boyfriend (her electrician)
@@twatts1523she was never married to him. She was NOT officially married to the millionaire husband.
i feel like he knew something about them...
She was sleeping with the cop and he was ready to tell her boyfriend or husband and she doesn’t wants to lost her status her life style
Bingo!!!!!!!
Married to a billionare had two adorable kids and still it wasnt enough.
@@margaretdyal1380What boat? They were sitting on a dock.
@@eurekamarijka- Hartin, the ridiculously rich, partnered, mother of two was the one who mentioned a boat to start with, before she retracted that story. It’s right here early on in this video.
She was just a live in baby momma
Missing her kids will make her cry, but not killing an innocent father/brother. He was her “friend”. Sickening
A "friend" with benefits.
Thought the same , what a massive tell!
Because someone didn’t cry on camera for you, that somehow means they’re guilty? If she HAD cried, you would have criticized that too and said she doesn’t deserve to feel bad about what happened.🙄🤦🏻♀️
Pretending like she hasn’t been having meltdowns privately is not only ignorant, but just plain stupid.
This 2 hour marathon might be the most clutch thing ever during exam studying.
She’s clearly self-absorbed. It’s all I, me, my.
She's lieing, the story is off
@@leondalogan6249Cuz she knows the only other person that knows the absolute truth of that night won’t be talking anytime soon. I agree that something is off. I believe there’s much more to the story. But we’ll never hear it.
@asalane20 I noticed that too. I, I, I, me, me, me throughout the entire interview.
She's not fooling anyone. Everyone knows she's guilty.
Well not every body...
not me I don't think she guilty
I havent even finished the episode but she is a terrible liar wow.
I really wondered why they didn’t examine Wes in the last case at all. He seemed suspicious f on the beginning, pointing the finger at his Mom immediately and laughing about it at the interview. Wes had access to her laptop and iPad. The gun was wiped of fingerprints and then left in her car, exactly where he said. Wes needed money and thought John had included him in his will.
Or just brutally honest. He knows his mom best.
@@breezy3725 I agree!
Wes had too many red flags. So helpful. Too helpful.
If Wes was the killer then his mother is a liar. There is no way you can have a conversation with him, hand him money and not know the man was your own son. Even if he was masked, she said she got a look of his eyes when the lights were on. You're not going to not recognize your son's eyes. The refusal of wanting to give up the keys to her car was suspicious as well. I think she got away with it, personally.
Wes also would've likely known they kept cash in the house.
Why did she lie in the beginning that a boat drove by and shot him? When you start out lying you are a liar all the way through. I also don't believe she went to Belize on a humanitarian mission. She went there for fun and got caught up in the rich lifestyle.
She is definitely guilty. “What’s at risk is my life my children my freedom my money” not one thought for her “friend” who just lost his life or his children??? Yes she DID IT!
She is fortunate that she did not also catch a hate crime charge
Obvious from her first few words and her "superior" attitude: an obvious narcissist. I do not believe a word she says
She's such a liar..😢
Exactly what I was thinking listening to her Ice Cube Lady
It was an accident. She had no motive to shoot him. She’s suffered enough.
Jasmine can't take responsibility for anything.
Sounds like she was emulating the dark culture she seemed so fond of...
Privilege at its ugliest.
A narcissist
@@l.c838 please don't diagnose people in the youtube comments. You don't know what you think you know, respectfully
I could only watch the first five minutes. How do you accidentally shoot someone behind the ear? Him sitting and her standing above execution style?
If you bothered to watch the rest you would have heard how it happened.
She explained how if happened..and she had no motive.
Pay better attention.
Well they missed Trumpo's....
40:00 sad.. I mean clearly her children's father could buy any outcome or lab result they wanted. However, this just doesn't sound legit in my opinion. Why is she always drinking.. carrying cocaine... never with her children...
@@travelwithtony5767after lying? This chick murdered him period. No motive? She obviously had a motive because she did it. You people are so gullible & racist
John Goodman did a great job defending Sandra
😂
That’s exactly what I thought too! 😀
😃👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
im always so happy when i click on an episode and its hosted by Peter Van Sant!
"There are few that think I'm a murderer." Immediately I knew she was.
I am not saying mothers should never, ever go out and have fun, and I know they're rich and have nannies, but it's just so odd to have two small babies and be out at night alone where you put yourself in danger of being attacked, or spending time drinking on a peer and giving back massage to local chief of police. Later crying and throwing a ruckus to see your children just seems so disingenuous and makes me think she had those babies just to anchor a wealthy man. I didn't like that woman one bit.
Pier.
Billionaire types are different.
They routinely do things like party and the kids are with their nanny.
Fwiw, I don't think she murdered the man on purpose. I believe it was an accident.
Why did the cop even have the gun out? Had one in the pipe and didn't eject it before handing her the firearm. She didn't know to clear it or that there was one in the pipe.
Ppl are harmed and killed accidentally by handguns daily. I'd bet this is 99% of the reason why.
2:01:40 why are they so convinced that she did it? His family are weirdos.
Out so late partying and needed to be rescued from an aggressive male? So she needed her "friend" to drive an hour to get there? That doesn't make logical sense. She could have asked someone at the party to help her. Or fend him off herself in a public place. If she had the sense enough to call the victim to come and get her, she could have called the local police.
Jasmine's no kind of mother and only had kids to secure her lifestyle. All of her protests to see them after she recklessly, drugged, and drunkenly killed King was only a pretense. She never cared where they were while out partying every other day.
She is absolutely lying
💯
Who?
Yep. Way too many micro expressions and "tells".
@@LionofJudah222 I agree - the fleeting "duper's delight".
@@teknitulaspacenoise 😂 Exactly 💯
The fact she doesn’t even bring up her “friend” when listing, “all that’s at risk”…..really struck a nerve with me. Wow.
well, dead people aren't really a risk anymore
Why would she bring him up when listing "all that's at risk"? He was already dead ...
Yep. She couldn't care less about what she did to him or his family. Everything is about her her her.
Old Wes was quick to throw his mum under the bus! Typical guilty behaviour.
Why was he smiling when he told them that his mom might have done it? That struck me as odd.
@@spokenwordpoetries lol and cops still believe son didn't do it. to me sounds like he has a friend in police station
Does anyone in their right mind believe Jasmine ??? She’s an awful liar.
Lol she spews out lies and her fake cries are hilarious
I believe her.
I believe it’s possible it was an accident.
She is a liar. Why would a superintendent of police want to teach anyone to use a gun in pitch dark? She was sober and killed him because he refused her advances.
@@caroljackson5051 Why? Maybe because he might have been romantically interested in her....
Wow $37,000 and community service?? all I can say is what a "Privilege " we know how this would have gone if it was the other way around! RIP King!!
Its not the US even in the US shed get more than that with that story! unless it was proven an accident which her story seems fake
Very true. Sadley
She should be in prison, and you should stop with the race baiting.
37,000 ain't chump change 🤬🙄
@@Strika_713she’s not. She’s right
What happened to dentistry for the poor?
money got in the way
_The mission has changed 🫠_
Who knows when rule number 1 is "don't mingle with the locals". Maybe it was for the poor animals
Her whole mission was to find a rich man 😂😂
She became allergic of poor people 😂
She never shed a tear for the man she killed, but when she can't get her own way with the children the tears roll down her face..
All doubts are gone after her interview
Except what was her motive?
It's poor me poor my children poor I'm broke poor I might go to jail but it's never I'm sorry for the person I murdered.
I highly doubt the officer that is known for being a great officer would just give his gun to someone else. That would be incredibly irresponsible.
I think he was trying to find a way to hook up with her.
Honestly I have a feeling he may have. But this is a tough one.
@@suzannah991
Yeah me too.. men will do anything and think with the wrong head. He’s a regular guy like all men.
He was trying to get some as- so I can see why he did it
So what’s the alternative? She successfully disarmed said “great officer” and then killed him?
I do not believe Jasmine, shes off
Yep she shows little to no remorse foe the cop she shot and killed
10TH ATTEMPT AT THE WATERMELON WITH A SHOTGUN, FAT LIE, ALL YOU NEED IS TO POINT IT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE WATERMELON, THE PELLETS SPREAD AND DO THE REST, COMPULSIVE LIAR YO
Nobody does except the prosecutor
The son, Wes, sure showed a lot of signs of guilt. I don’t know if he was involved, but there sure were a lot of red flags.
Yeah, why did he lie about being home watching Netflix. They found out the times recorded on the tv did not match the time of the crime so he was NOT watching Netflix.
I 100% believe he killed him, that’s wild
@@easternkiwiz - & he could easily have put the bag w/ the gun, wallet & watch in his mom’s car to frame her. Look how quickly he started setting the stage by indirectly implicating his own mother. Seemed very calculating to me.
@@liseklerekoper2441 Yes for sure, and I believe the cops said they had previously searched the car and found nothing. SO how did the son know it would now be there. Major red flag.
The police in that case was appalling. And this is how they send many innocent people to jail, just to cover their own mistakes and laziness.
In the first story, the suspect said her husband was supposed to join them at the dock, but turns out, according to her, they are no longer in good terms. And maybe the rich husband dodged a literal bullet there.
I get that many women dream of a rich and powerful husband but you have to consider that if things go sideways, they have all the power over you. There is no amount of money that could convince me to give up all my autonomy in a relationship. She got off way too light but her husband dealt the fatal blow by taking away her kids.
The last case- I think her son killed her husband. She had zero motive. She has MS and he takes care of her. He was at their house and with him the night it happened. Then he kept pushing them towards his mom. He could have easily taken that gun and placed it into her car. They should have looked into his phone and looked further into him.
A few minutes in and it's clear the officers messed up. Someone feeds you information and that didn't ring a bell? Where to find the gun , implicating his mother. Red flags!!
Ol Chris is a complete sicko. I feel bad for his mother because we all want to believe that our children are good people. Im sorry mom but your son has major issues 😔
No way. She totally killed him.
I agree, telling them where the gun would be (under the seat) and when they search again it just appears there?
The son did it? Then he had a conversation with his mom about why he did it afterwards, but she didn't recognize his voice? That makes zero sense, why would the son risk getting recognized during the conversation when he could just leave?
Even her mom is a trickster!
“I convinced a local donut shop to give me stale donuts for my kids but I told them I was a pig farmer. The kids were so proud of me”😂😂
She get it from her mama😂
lol. Anyone can get the donuts leftover at the end of the day. I’ve gotten one or two and was offered about a dozen more for free because they were about to close and the leftovers go into the trash. No one has to lie to get old stale donuts for free. Lol
That's a stretch
😂😂😂😂😂😂Right
I was having the same thought!
Thought the same!
I think we should all take a moment to consider how awful it must have been for all those cockroaches forced to spend a night locked in a cell with her.
😂😂😂😂😂
I wonder what they were being punished for 🤔👍🇮🇪
Third case, the widow's son is suspect: too "helpful" with police, throwing his mom under the bus from the beginning
If the son did it then why would he start talking with his mom while still holding the gun explaining why he did it.... knowing his mom would recognize his voice. He wouldn't have. He would have just shot and left. That's a theory that her attorney came up with and she's just mad that her son told on her. That's how evil that woman is.
(THIRD CASE): Wow. The prosecutor decides Wes is innocent because of her own personal vibe she got from him. (He couldn’t stomach the sight of blood). Be damned with the evidence and provable facts. What a disgrace. Sandra should NEVER have been charged. Total and utter incompetence from the start. John and his family and Sandra deserved better.
the fact she even felt 50/50 if they would bag her for the charge, is INSANE TO ME, to have that much doubt and you bring it to court!
felt like the in-laws are hating the wrong person
Wes definitely sounded more guilty to me. It seems that he was on good terms with his family, since he stayed with them. If that is the case, I think it would almost certainly take longer to come to terms with one's parent's probable guilt and then to go to report it to the police. It seems that Wes went to them almost immediately. And then there's the time difference for his supposed alibi... It seems incredible that he was not at least subjected to fairly intense interviewing.
The only point I see in his favor is that his mother said she did not recognize him at the time f the crime. That does seem odd. 😞
Right? That's usually the kind of weak excuse you hear from a *defense* lawyer, or the defendant's family: "Talk to him for five minutes, you know he *couldn't* do it!" 🙄
MORE than reasonable doubt in this case
Wowwww, she’s a piece of work!!! How about the hell you gave to the man you killed selfish woman. She’s GUILTY.
What was her motive?
*I'm not a murderer, that's ridiculous*Oh honey that line tells me you did it....
Yep, that line did it for me too.
Most of us would consider ourselves a murderer even if we did accidentally shoot a friend
She comes from a sketchy family. How many of them are in prison or should be in prison?
Jasmine Hartin doesn’t seem remorseful. She can’t even fake remorse. She does seem so empty of emotion that she cannot naturally convey it
Chris Zocco’s mom was not believable. She was trying to cover up for him, in a very clumsy way.
Her name should be Justmean or justme instead of jasmine 💀
She has an ANSWER for EVERYTHING nothing makes sense what she’s saying about what happened 😒
She said she’s been through hell on earth. You will continue to go through that you reap what you sow
Amen.
When she is not trying to cry, she is smiling.
First story-when a “survivor”weaves an elaborate, questionable story about what happened explaining what the deceased was doing that lead to the death- they are guilty. That’s easy to say when the person cannot speak and counter the truth of the story.
Third story- I can’t imagine a person with MS killing the one person committed to taking care of her. As the daughter of someone that battled MS, I know how terrible it is. Everything about Sandra including her intense reactions all radiate a person battling MS. More likely the son, Wes, did it. He resorted to blaming her way too quickly. The jury got this one right. Way too much reasonable doubt.
How come the vibrant drug trade culture of Belize is not mentioned?
This woman's story is just bizarre! None of it makes any sense
Love the marathons instead of single episodes
Same here.
Especially if I haven’t seen them already
Me too 😢there everything
She killed that sweet man
Yes, accidentally and was fined $37k and - I forget, apologies - community service.
She had no motive
@@TamiTribbiani-im1go he had just broken up with his wife.. Jasmine was probably supposed to do the same , and break up with her boyfriend ..
When she didn't, he probably was telling her " if you're not gonna tell him, I will !" And, psycho, went psycho!
@@annicklagace7414 I suppose that could b the case.
In the second story, that killer’s mother is a delusional enabler.
I’m glad Jasmine doesn’t have custody of her kids anymore.
Thinking he could have been supplying her with drugs? Given her party lifestyle, this makes the strange relationship make more sense.
No absolutely not. She and her billionaire boyfriend were probably drug lords and had been bribing him. Maybe he said something she didn't like and she saw him as a threat to their business
Why would the police chief supply her with drugs? Is that something normal a cop would normally do ?
MY thought exactly. Maybe he threatened to expose her drug abuse if she turned his advances down. And voila.
@@passion4posh that's cute
@@passion4posh 😆
I really like that Milwaukee prosecutor, Sarah Hill. She rocks. And let’s hear it for Molly the cadaver dog. Amazing work by that whole team.
I felt the same way about Hill. What a fantastic prosecutor she was on every front.
They convicted a guy with zero physical evidence. I'm not saying he's innocent but they should have to have more evidence than a prosecutors opinions.
I couldn't get past the comically large plastic brightly colored eyeglasses lol. They just made me hoot with laughter when I saw them. Between that and platinum hair, she is def trying for a 'look' that shouldn't be in something as serious as the legal field.
I worked in the courts/legal system for years, and even today it's very, very conservative. We had a judge sent a female prosecutor to change her clothes when she appeared in a short, tight skirt that is very popular with any other office. The judge said 'not in my court room', and it was upheld. Same when a male prosecutor wore a Disney tie, and a different judge told him to have respect for the court and made him change his tie on the spot. Judges can and do still demand certain respect in their court rooms, and appearance/attire is one of them.
Still.
She's not doing anything that would make a judge say "go fix this", I'm just pointing out that this 'look' in a very conservative work environment in a Midwestern city could go against her/the prosecutors office with a jury. Obviously it didn't here, but it could affect an outcome if a jury doesn't respect the prosecutor---or the defense atty.
(This part is just personal yapping) And on top of that, with the platinum hair, she does nothing with it. It's just hanging there. No style at all. If you are going to go with an extreme hair color like platinum, make it sing! I admit I'm a tad jealous she can get that platinum hair at all lol. I tried to ask for that with my stylist and they said my hair would just turn orange, too dark with a lot of red undertones. Not everyone can get that pure platinum like she did.(done yapping lol)
It DOES matter in the court room, in spite of our much more tolerant attitude everywhere else. There are environments that still expect a more conservative look. Look at finance, banking, etc. You don't see purple hair and visible tattoos in board rooms. You don't see someone dressed or presenting comically at investors meetings. Courts are the same---very boring attire.
As a light hearted ending I'd like to share that the female prosecutor sent to change her short, tight skirt (which was actually just above her knees a few inches and not TIGHT TIGHT, kind of pencil-skirt tight--absolutely no one was offended by her attire except the judge) reappeared in the judges court wearing a 2x muumuu dress that she belted and safety pinned to keep it on lol. It was such a "bite me" moment to an unpopular judge and we had to hide our laughter. LOVED IT!! He was not amused. She kept that dress in her office for whenever she had to appear in front of that judge again. He was always grouchy when he saw her on the calendar lol Oh, he also told her to wear 'nylons' to cover her bare legs. Who wears nylons anymore?? I haven't even owned a pair in almost 15 years!
@ - What disturbs me most is that you just spent a great deal of time & multiple paragraphs in a comment section picking apart another women’s physical body/appearance. No one would ever do the same w/ a male as you did here. The value that prosecutor brings to the table has nothing to do w/ her hair color, hair style, choice of eyewear, choice of jewelry, etc. No mention of her skills as a prosecutor or her investment in the case & commitment to getting justice for the victim. THAT’S where the focus should be.
It’s so disappointing coming from another female & makes you so much more a part of the problem. Your very long comment basically says it’s normal & acceptable to pick apart another woman for her physical appearance. Do you not realize how wrong that is & how it reinforces what so many women for years & years have been trying to end? No, obviously, or you wouldn’t have done it. Please find some humility & do better. The little girls in the world today deserve so much better than this shallow & misogynistic dialogue.
@@jessicahannah2522 sounds like someone’s jealous. Oh well.
She’s just acting 🎭 narcissistic personality disorder is all about the facade & a narcissist will off anyone or lie about anything to maintain this mask… it’s about the False Self because there is no self
I see her as sociopath and psychopath. Maybe narcissist too. Not sure about that
And also they foolishly believe that their irresistable personality Will. Convince everybody to everything
Spot on!!!
You cant just diagnosis that stuff from this 🙄 To an armchair shrink everyone has NPD these days. Everyone has been a victim of one 🙄 Its not that prevalent statistically. Most people ARE just self centered and selfish these days
@@Utoobeh4tesfreespeech Smart phones...everyones in their own phone booth. No surprise.
It was either Wes or Sandra. I can kind of see Wes setting her up. I guess we'll never know the truth. If he did it, that is cold as ice.
I don’t understand the first case! Did the victim leave his family suddenly? Suddenly he was ”single”! Had it something to do with the killer?
Agree - more info needed.
Yeah, I wish they would've elaborated on that more. From the minimal info we got, it sounds like he was interested in being with her more seriously. And she was clearly flirting with him, whether she liked him that way or not.
She was definitely having an affair and it was about to be revealed.
Thats what i was thinking
Or getting drugs from him
So he was not the saint his family made him out to be
I think she has a better taste.
She killed him to cover the affair
Why didn’t she flee the scene to avoid being caught? She could have gotten away with it. It was at night, no witnesses…
Never marry her! That guy is smart.
He still had 2 kids with her though
Funny. That is what I thought
The last case was sad. Her son obviously set her up. And his family is completely unable to see how the evidence did not show that she was guilty. I hope that she has added security measures to her home because her son may go after her next.
Sure, her son did it and then held a conversation with her while she looked him straight in the eye and she didn't recognize him. Lol.
There are many ways he can hide his voice/ appearance and when a person is shocked/ under any threat , it can easily happen what happened with her@@susie-ws4ce
Humans don’t “become” angels when we die and have accepted Jesus as our Savior. Angels are an entirely different entity than humans.
100% - I always find it weird when people say that the deceased have been promoted to angel, where did they get that from? Very odd assumption & statement to make.
@@Leps_It’s not even Biblical.
"People just see me as a beautiful, funny, extremely wealthy, beautiful, richy rich, classy, beautiful rich girl.....but im more than that."💋
Except humble.
No we don't see you as all that!! Thinks she can get away with anything!!
"did I mention beautiful?"
“A killer”
😅😅
From mission dentistry to being a realtor?
It was just a mission for getting free travel!
She probably wasn't a dentist or hygienist. that takes education. She was most likely a helper, an assistant of some kind.
He was the heir of a billion dollar fortune and evidently she was setting on a gold mine. 😂
Building things and filling gaps 😊
@@barbarapaige4587 Anyone can take a selfie wearing scrubs and a surgical mask and say they’re in a medical field. I didn’t see a lab coat or ID badge.
300 hours of community service?! Yeah she doesn't need custody of her children. She has twins at home but getting intoxicated and using❄️out in the streets. She took that man's life and I don't think it was accidentally.
Righttt! I could tell she was an egocentric from the 1st 30 seconds of her talking. Smh
The second story is so, so very 😢sad. I was also on Plenty of fish back in the day.
Met a fantastic guy (long distance though) but realized he was married 🙄 oh ??just became separated? okay.
One morning I was making coffee at 4 am and his phone on the table started *bling *blinging with texts 🤔
Imagine my surprise to find out that he was dating 5 of us. Long story short mysteriously his PoFish account was changed to happily married😊and locked now 😊then oddly enough every woman’s phone number was deleted (except his family)
Believe it or not the fool still professed his love and wanted to get back together?! 🤣🤣🤣 Oh Hail no! 😊
Be careful Ladies❣️
Statement analysis theory would say that Jasmine's use of present tense in parts of her story implies that she's IN the present tense, i.e., making it up in the present moment. Truthful people relaying a truthful story from the past tell things in the past tense.
Guns NEVER " go off"
Yes, guns can go off by themselves under certain circumstances, such as if the gun is bumped, the safety is moved, or if the gun is poorly designed.
Glocks do
I watched a video of a girl accidentally discharge a pistol which shot her buddy right in the head. After realizing what had happened she used the gun on herself. Pretty crazy...so it is possible this could of been an accident imo.
A forensic files proved it by using weights to show the amount of pressure it takes. Guns vary, but a revolver was 4 lbs of pressure. And wifey went to prison....
Could a shotgun just “go off” if bumped against a doorway when walking through? Still trying to make sense of another true crime i watched yesterday. I know nothing about guns but hoping someone who does can tell me.
She had a long conversation with the murderer but did not recognize her own son's voice?
Exactly
She got away with it; sad!
@HomeSchoolWithMrsJim tragic
What if the son hired someone to do it?
I think Sandra's son Wes murdered her husband.
I think you are right.
I agree
The mom and Wes were in on it together. They agreed that since she was sick anyway that she would take the wrap, she changed her mind when she found out he was throwing her under the bus.
So glad Andrew stopped Jasmine from seeing her children.
Why is anyone bothered about what her childhood was like?! She killed someone
Everyone has a terrible childhood these days - SA, beaten, trafficked, starved, etc. it is amazing society has hobbled along.
It's often used as an excuse for bad behavior, sociopathy, and lack of empathy. Yet many of us came from difficult childhoods and didn't go around killing people, molesting children, etc. So let's stop making this excuse as a way to pity some of the dangerous people in society. Jeffrey Dahmer and many others did not come from poverty or abuse.
@@Faretheewell608Keep it all the way 100. Her childhood was fine.
Because most people these days understand about child development and the effect on mental health and personality.
Good thing her fiancé never married her. Protect the kids and the pockets.
Gave herself away with no commitment, even had kids with him, what benefit would marriage give him when he got it all without? She played it wrong.
I JUST DO NOT BELEIVE A WORD OUT OF HER MOUTH !!
Last Case: Call me crazy, but I believe Sandra Garner. Her son is a better candidate than she is. And her lawyer looks like younger Tom Arnold.
I agree!
I agree
Of course this rich white woman would get away with killing a black man. I’m glad she no longer has access to her kids but seeing that man’s son crying at his funeral was so heartbreaking 😢 and she gets to pay a fine and community service?
Of course you make it all about race. 🤦🏼♂️
@@barryholiday8998ofc you deny it 😂
@ yes, I don’t see everything through the lens of race because it’s lazy and unfounded. This was clearly an accident. She had no motive. They were drinking and accidents happen. You would benefit from being objective and not lazy.
@@barryholiday8998Is she a friend of yours? I notice you replied on another comment defending her.🤔
@ 🤣🤦🏼♂️
She is a narcissist. Her motive was to be in the spotlight and to play victim. Sick woman who should be locked up for life.
Kelly's friend had a premonition. These dating apps can be scary. It was so much safer before social media
The prosecuter in the Dywer case is a real badass ❤
Story #2, you know there's something wrong with the guy just looking at his photo.....and who leaves a dream job? So many red flags.
The old famous lie
“I don’t remember it was all a blur”
And then the story changes how convenient.
I blacked out, I don´t remember, it seems like a dream, it´s all a blur, next thing I know he´s dead on the floor, next thing I remember is police cars approaching my house out of nowhere, it was all a freaky accident, and so on and on...
It only seems to be acceptable to get WOMEN out of trouble.
Yeah like suddenly they have a memory loss, haze, fog and what not…all suddenly.