Murder-for-Hire Plot Goes Awry: Life Insurance Scam Mistake | Murder She Solved | Real Crime
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- The tragic story of a 46-year-old flight attendant who was shot by mistake close to her California home in 1995, in a complicated murder-for-hire plot gone awry.
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Just shows any minute can be your last because we live with some great people and some barely human people.
It's not just losing your life. It can be a situation, intentional or accidental, that changes your life thru injury that disables you, cost you a career,, business, home. I was invincible, Happy go lucky, seldom sad, but a car wreck changed that.
I always pray before I leave my house for any purpose, life is so full of crazy things.
Amazing Police work; simply amazing.
I watch a lot of crime shows and I always have this one dark thought where I think to myself, would I be so lucky to make it out alive or not. You can be in a similar situation as someone and the odds will always be different.
Great video and interview but on a different note, I am concerned that the USA has spent more than Russia or Ukraine or both together on the Ukraine War. I guess it should be called the USA Vs Russia war. Thanks to Ukraine for helping us.
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@Abductedbyaliens I watch a lot of murder shows & think the same thing. What if this happens to me? Would I survive? Glad to know someone else thinks this & I'm not just being paranoid. This 💩 could happen to anyone.
@@MsBonsai2010 bot or not bot, there's some true to that. USA does not do anything if that not benefit her.
@@FlowerGirlMy yeah no shit
Frustrating!! “Nothing like that ever happens here” it happens everywhere…just a matter of time…very sad story…out for a jog enjoying your day and next thing your dead…because of some money hungry jerk and not even the right person!! I hope her children and husband have found some peace in their lives ❤
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I mean, the sentiment clearly means that these kinds of crimes rarely happens there, which is true.
I hate that line
@aged_balloon_popping but it becomes very evident that they actually do happen there
Hard to imagine some people do anything for $ or to clear a debt. Then go on with their lives. Good work from LE
Truth is, we Are all guilty of caring about ourselves, our life. I we care some, we tell ourselves we're good, but truthfully, were not. We see someone struggling, and we blame them, "You're just lazy, you're not hurt" type scenario.
Oh, no. Whenever I hear "polygraph" I know it's going to be a shitshow and they'll be calling the psychics next.
29 years is not enough
Agreed.
Did you listen to what he said literally one second later?
It was the determination and persistency of two women that this crime was solved! Great job! RIP Jane. You were loved!
umm - it's orange county - old, white guy - 75% chance of accuracy.
I don't understand what you mean??
@@hus390 They are implying that the guy didn't said the victim was white because he knew, but rather because is the most likely.
Why do people say, “This just doesn’t happen in _______,” when it just DID happen? Why not say, “This kind of crime is very rare in _______”? Sounds much less privileged that way, and is much more accurate.
I notice things like that too. If you want to stress that this is not a common event or it is the first, second, third time .... then say exactly that.
Just as when it is said "everybody loved her/him" .... well, obviously not.
@@abocas Thank you. There’s a kind of smugness that comes across when people say this kind of thing.
This is straight out of a Fargo episode.
When Janie Carver was murdered, the whole town of Fountain Valley was in shock. A mother of 2 who had no known enemies was murdered in broad daylight and we didn’t know who the killer was or who the next victim would be. It was terrifying. I’m so glad her killer was brought to justice
What the hell is a compusit? It's Com•po•zit composite!
It sounds like Mr. Cole Allen was trying to pass himself off as a wanna be Gangster.
Just a psychopath, not a gangster.
Such a twisted story. Especially since it was a mistake (i dont want to give spoilers). Great episode and I am looking forward to listen to this. Thank you much. I learn so much from you guys to make my own youtube channel as good as you guys.
Thanks for not having spoilers in your comment, but everyone is that considerate lol
Just subscribed to you! Looking forward to your videos! 😃👍
Det. Mosley cracked me up! "So, he says, "Just decided to bogart our way in to see what happens!" He laughs! (w/out a search warrant he meant).
You have to be pretty diabolical to come up with a plan like that!
very complicated difficult case great investigators
I first watched this murder documentary on Medical Detectives, then on another channel, and now here.
Mrs Carver is one lucky lady that someone else paid her price. Can you imagine the anger Allen felt in court a few days later, thinking he's free of her, and there she is, pounding his Asspine into submission.
HOW can someone pay ms carvers price she is the one that is dead
i think you mean wingert
Beautiful detectiive work!🎉
Hello, and Thank You for the video!
In my country, you need the deceased person's DEATH CERTIFICATE (and other documents which i am sure you cannot get your hands on if you aren't family)to make claims. How did he just take life insurances on these people. Do you just sibmit a name and start making claims??
~ The intended victim literally dodged a bullet‼️ Sorry to say, but she must be SO relieved that tragic mistake was made 🙏🏻
in less than 15 min in the vid they repeated the same thing about her getting shot while jogging 100 times like goddamn
I used to think the same thing. I watch a ton of these shows. It actually comes in handy sometimes. For example you can literally leave the room for a few minutes and come back without missing a piece of the story 😂
If Mundy killed the wrong person, its no wonder Cole had a heart attack!😮
Where I'm from in Virginia if that guy would have shot somebody and anybody saw it literally a third of the people carry. So there's a good chance that shooter would have gotten shot
Yeah right...
Virginia has 0 crime...🙄
So, Cole Allen gets to Heaven's Gate and is met by a black hoodie wearing, long claws, and yellow eyes demon 😈👹! He goes "where is James Wengert?" The demon says, "Ah! Sorry Cole Allen. You see, Wengert isn't going to be here for a while." Cole Allen goes, "you moron! Don't talk about what you know nothing about. He should be here somewhere. James! James!!" Silence. Then he goes, "Now answer the question! Where's James Wengert!?!" And the demon rubs his beard mockingly while looking (actually sizing him up) at Cole Allen and finally, he goes, "Cole Allen, that same brutal and mean attitude of yours is why we're having this conversation but to answer your question, James Wengert isn't here because you died his death therefore, it's gonna be a long time before he comes and when he does, you won't be seeing him because there's an insanely wide gulf between where you are and where Wengert will be. Come with me into eternity in hell for the many innocent people you maliciously murdered in cold blood. You know, two angels were with you that day when you were giving the order for Wengert to be murdered. The angels begged you. They pleaded with you not to do it because an angel of death was there for you that day, too, and they warned the angel of death not to come near you but you wouldn't listen as much and as long as they try to convince you, speaking to your conscience, reminding you that you're not God and so you have NO right to take another's rights to have right to life. You stubbornly refused to listen to the Voice of Reason and now you're here. 😎 Let's take a dive to your new home. Welcome to hell, Cole Allen." Before he could protest the demon whisked him away and his shrieks were intense but NO repentance beyond the grave!
Both hitmen he hired were so dum , one shot the wrong person and the other could not kill the target and at the end he died before his targets🤨
The only thing he did he took one innocent life
I wonder how Coles funeral was? Were his victims dancing on his grave!??
It’s a tripped I walked at mile square park every morning..its looks like the shooting was on Warner Ave..
RIP❤Janie❤❤
Did Mrs Wengert even look like Mrs Carver? Kind of important to the case of mistaken identity.
I know it’s not a joke, but why does the sketch in the thumbnail look like Scottie Pippen😂
Thank you for video 👍
Leonard Mundy shot the wrong lady. This is so sad and the effects it had on Jane Carver's family and friends is unbelievable. Cole Alan was a dirty business man. The love of money is truly the root of all evil.
28:20 "Alleyne's photo bears little resemblance to the composite..." - REALLY? It's almost identical, allowing for the odd shave and haircut over the past year or so.
38:52 We see Mundy only from the front yet only compared to the profile composite. They remark about how the hair being the same from the side but don't show us, wtf?
The composite is a completely different shape - long face, long nose - to Mundy, and identical to Alleyne. It bothers me that they compared this composite to a mugshot and ruled it out WITHOUT showing it to the eye witness. You can't trust a sketch. But if I HAD to, I'd have locked Alleyne up. No idea why they edited this to avoid that being obvious, or why they were so emphatic that it wasn't so obviously similar, it just bugs me is all. Why show Mundy's mugshot next to a SIDE sketch ONLY?
EDIT - I googled and there's an FB page claiming he was wrongly incarcerated - now I'm wondering if they're right?
At 28:31 he looks like the sketch. I had the same thought. How come he bears little resemblance?🤯
You can't trust an eyewitness either. It's a known fact that eyewitness is the worst ID. That's admitted by police.
26:20 I disagree with the theory that only the shooter would know the age and race of the victim. Paul Alleyne could very easily have read or heard public details about the murder attempt and thus known that the victim was an older Caucasian man, or his employer or other acquaintance could have mentioned about it to him.
I agree and thought similarly.
it was not made PUBLIC
@@maryedwards5203 Actually, I would think it probably was indeed public knowledge --- police often ask their precinct's local citizens for help with solving crimes.
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Kim the spirit of the woman killed was really begging for justice thats why u were making mistakes on the way
Usual suspects
Great police work. Thanks to the men and women in blue.
We pack guns in Ohio. Perp, You just might be the one getting shot.
AMAZING DETECTIVE WORK!!
Why you didn't give him lie detector
Just plain dogged police work. Nice.
Pfff... Do you ever show anything new?
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Probably not. Murder She Solved only has 3 seasons, each season only having 8 episodes. The show is from 2010-2013.
You just waiting for somebody to due huh
As it turns out, all "Black" men don't look the same. Times have moved on, so that argument has lost its force.
I find it extremely odd that they looked into every cause of the murder ranging from life insurance to a jealous lover but they never mentioned it could've been a hate crime. Wonder why?
Oh, look! Two hit men and thry happen to be black!
What a surprise!
NOT.