And this beast probably sympathized with her pain while to rob her of everything. Then her weak voice asking for a lawyer and that her kids are informed she's alive and well. Yeah, witch your true nature is exposed. 🤢
I worked as a casino dealer for nine years and lost many players to gambling addiction, they believed that the only way out was to take their lives! I quit because I saw how devastating this addiction was and I didn't want to be part of that lifestyle anymore.
I worked as a cashier at a casino. I also saw patrons whose lives were destroyed by gambling addiction. There were signs everywhere that were basically disclaimers to protect the casinos, that encouraged anyone with a gambling "problem" to seek help and provided a hotline not associated with the casino. They also, in training, stressed to the employees that it was their responsibility to detect and report "problem" gamblers. Of course, if you did so, you were harassing their "best customers" and your job was threatened. It was all about the $ and exploiting people who needed help. They used the word "problem" to describe a problem they helped create. I wasn't there long.
Born and raised in Las Vegas. I never gamble. Ever. Never had any desire whatsoever. My first relationship I was in for 7 years with a gambling addict, it was awful and took me a really really long time to figure out how to heal the damage. That crap was so normalized to me. Folks like you make “scrolling” worth the time. I’m glad I stumbled upon this thread. Many blessings
I dated a dealer who worked on riverboats. She said that in 16 years of dealing she only really saw one winner. A newlywed couple came in and placed a bet on her table, she was dealing blackjack. She said after 8 hands the guy had $64K in chips on the table. He looked at it after the last card and asked for the chips to be cashed in and they left. Security escorted him out of the casino
When she said that she wanted to speak with her children. I was like OMG are they going to want to speak with you when they find out what you did to their father. Straight Up Evil.....
My third grade teacher’s husband was the victim of medical malpractice and was awarded a 7 figure settlement. We’re in Tennessee within driving distance of casinos in Illinois and Mississippi. She started going to casinos and gambled away a huge amount of money. She ended up self terminating instead of what the monster in this video did. I remember her as being the sweetest lady and one of my favorite teachers. Gambling addiction is horrible!
The girl who worked at the casino had a damn good memory! Especially to be weirded out by the male name on the card because she had never seen her there with a man before.
I've met a few waitresses like that! We've met by chance at some random shop or whatever, and they'll say 'Hi, you're gin and tonic', lol. Waitresses are amazing. They bring you food, take dishes away, clean the table, and I leave happy.
Waitresses kind of have to have excellent memories. It's something you train your brain to do because you have to remember hundreds of food/drink orders and who gets what. I used to wait tables, and would have to recall so many orders and who ordered what.
@@ChicaG-vg7pj I used to work as a barista, so not quite the same thing, but similar concept! I knew my regulars and their habits. I would remember random customers who came in once 6 months prior because they told me some story or another. I can definitely see it being something I would remember too. Still very impressive, especially if it was a large and busy casino that sees a huge influx of different people regularly.
I had a neighbor in Cocoa Beach I've known since 1972. Her and her husband were incredible neighbors and just really fine people. After he died in 1996 we would call her often and make a point to visit with her when we were in Florida. Although she never told us directly ( had to hear it from other friends and neighbors 840K+ stolen ) her son and daughter in law cleaned her out, ran up 10's of thousands in credit card debt and mortgaged her home to the hilt. In 2008 she was evicted from her home and they stuck her in a Nursing Home. Her sister and other family did get a social worker involved and secured his pension monies and Social Security benefits away from her son it barely covered her credit card bills and Nursing Home payment. She died in 2010. I surmise heartbroken from the financial abuse perpetrated by her own son.
Its crazy what people can get away with in america ive seen a few stories of parent spitting bills in their kids names when they were minors how thats even posisble i do not know.
Just like Lois, my mom stole money from disabled people. It takes a special kind of evil to just do that but to kill someone you were supposed to love after over 30 years is downright horrendous
I grew up with a girl from elementary to Jr high she was an a "A" student and really down to earth and friendly 4 years ago I found out . (35 years later) she was convicted in a dna cold case murder from 25 years ago Her and her roommate smothered thier 3rd room mate with a pillow😢 ..for $35 and a $10 crack rock 😢😢😢
We men stick together, women don't seem to do this the same way. Not being sexist at all it's true. Men bond when we spend time together and help one another and genuinely care about one another. As we do with women, animals, and children. It's a man thing I guess idk.
@@187umkillahthere’s multiple cases of women calling the police for missing friends, family and even the homeless. Your comment is extremely strange and sexist, it’s purposefully ignoring the good that women do. Both genders can be heartless as well as kind.
@@hellooutthere8956 I know but when they can prove it and they plead guilty before the trial to take the death penalty off the table. That's what I don't agree with.
My husband died 16 years ago and I still miss him every day. I can't even count all the times I have thought of something that I want to tell him only to remember he is gone and I can never again share a funny or bizarre story with him. I can't imagine wanting MONEY so much that I would have even considered ending his life at my hands. It's really sad that Lois's husband and her new "friend" ended up coming into the deadly orbit of this psycho.
21 years for me and it's real. Not a day goes by without my beloved David, popping into my head. Every single day, I wish he were still here. It gets me to thinking.... How can you be so deeply in love with someone, to marry them, spend years together, raise a family, have a successful business, and it's all reduced to greed? Sad and I hope she suffers greatly!!
Yes, it's chilling BECAUSE of what she did. I could see someone smiling by default for a mugshot because we're trained to smile for photos, but not in an instance of violent crime or murder! That IS disturbing.
@@tabaxikhajit4541As a former inmate, they actually tell you not to fuckin smile lol. For her to get away with it meant she ignored several requests to stop
@@peeledbananas9840 Not every jail tells people that; I used to get arrested all the time back in the day, we used to sit and watch people get booked and laugh at the ones that smiled because you knew it was probably their first time getting arrested and they smiled out of habit
If a ‘new’ friend looks similar to you and wants to get together with you, think twice! You never know these days. People seem unhinged and entitled! RIP Pamela 😇
Ikr??! And the superstition/old wives tale is that seeing your doppelganger is bad luck cos it means one of you must die- just nope nope, no thankyou, holy shite!!!😳😳
@@twiceshy9773 I had never heard of the doppelgänger tale. I would say it’s just that, an old wives tale, but then we hear about this with ‘Stormy Liberty’ and Pamela. Those old wives were intuitive! LoL 😂
I wonder if she had done something awful earlier in her life. She took to the life of a serial killer and thief a little too easily. She's bad through and through.
She was already a total POS. She stole from her disabled sister before she done all this. So that shows you the type of person she is. I just can't believe she tried to plead "not guilty" for both the murders. And that she tried to claim "self defence" in her husband's case. I mean, he handed her the gun, FFS! She didn't fight him for it. He didn't drop it. He GAVE it to her!! So what was she defending herself from? And the fact her lawyer thought it would work just goes to show how bad a lawyer he really is!
@@cheeriosforhonkies8867 100%? No, we don't know. It seems likely but we don't know. In fact, maybe she is a psychopath but not a sociopath. Sociopaths start early in the criminal path, relatively intelligent psychopaths no. They learn to manipulate people and get the power and the life they believe they deserve until they don't. It could also be a different trigger, then they kill. Beware of the certainty.
Same shit happened to me last night, driving trucks, going thru Charleston, Tennessee and came across a murder that happened in the exact city I was in … seeing your comment, I no longer think it’s coincidental 😭😂
@@kevinunstopable6I was watching one where it happened way far from me but the person ended up coming to hide out in small ass Hopkinsville .. I am from and live in Hopkinsville 😂
Note to self: if someone who looks remarkably like me should approach me seeking out my friendship and claiming to share life experiences with me and wanting to hang out in our hotel rooms, run.
There are two movies, with different names, but the same plot. A man befriends his double at a pub with an eye to swap, then kill him. They are both English movies.
@@markmike7933 You're right. I did not mean she killed him because of his actions, just because of her selfishness. If he had only left her, he'd be alive today. She is evil.
Actually, Pamela was divorced and was in FL visiting a friend whose husband had just died....not that it matters. I've seen this case on other channels and just wanted to get the story straight and she didn't kill the woman in TX because she had cameras all over her house
Ah, thank you for the info. I do get concerned when details are omitted or incorrect because it makes a person wonder how accurate the rest of the story is.
…………She may have lost her gambling privileges, but she will be gambling with the DEVIL 😈 ………….when her day of judgement comes. Into oblivion of………NO RETURN. DOOMED!!
I will never understand how a person can live with a dead body for days after they kill them. Ive smelled death once, an elderly lady passed away in her aprtment. At the time my bestfriend lived in an apartment building and its a smell you never forget....a disgusting scent.....some people are just pure evil.
When I was a kid I was told stories of a madman living nearby who killed the wife, kept the body in the fridge for a while, then buried the fridge with the body inside in his own garden. Possibly it was just made-up to scare kids and keep them on sight. However, cross the street in front of that house still freak me out, 40 years later.
When I found a family friend, it was only maybe 12 hours if that, there was a horrid smell. I can't imagine how much worse it would have been had he been there longer.
I guess Lois had a high opinion of herself thinking she looked like Pamela. I'm sure just the basic description could match. Stormy Liberty as a chosen name tells so much about this POS. RIP David and Pamela.
…….It is obvious that she has NO fear of the consequences, of her actions. She may think that going to prison is just nothing……..to her own way of thinking. But!!……I say to you, it’s her entirely life that she’ll have to worry about, when her day of judgement comes. Then she’s screwed, a life that she won’t like, a life into the unknown of darkness and despair. 😩 DOOMED!!
My pop died 42 years ago and I can still remember how brutal it was on my mother I'm 56 so I was 14 at the time. She was 49. I can still hear her crying. She went on to have a Wonderful Life after the first seveal years..still does at 91 I am sorry for your loss.
@@annemariemyburgh7252they are women unconnected to this case. In stark contrast to Lois the killer wife,these widowed women cannot imagine doing what Lois did.
Usually as soon as I realize the episode is a podcast, I leave the channel. However, at least you showed live excerpts of interviews. Sites that show stock pictures and narrate as though they are wannabe detectives, insult me. Nice work. I can tell you took your time and carefully compiled the information in a chronological and interesting manner.
I'm a first time grandma as of 4/16/24. I can't say I was looking for notes on what "not" to do as a grandparent. However, if such notes were ever needed, I'd say this covers everything. Unbelievably vial.
@losertocloser lol! I'm not even going to change the spelling. However, it'll bug me knowing I made such a stupid error. I suppose knowing is worse than the error.
What a freaking monster. How could you do this to your family? How could you not know how this would wind up. Bottom line most criminals are to stupid to plan past tomorrow.
That arrest footage is gold. The guy who was sitting next to Lois at the bar just doesn't move a muscle amidst 20 cops swarming the woman right next to him. 🤣29:30
IF this woman HAD ONLY BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE AND CHARGES FILED FOR STEALING FROM HER SISTER....OVER $100,000...SURELY SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN N JAIL AND UNABLE TO COMMIT MURDER!!! THIS IS EXACTLY WHY CRIMINALS NEED TO B HELD ACCOUNTABLE!!!! WHAT A WASTE OF LIFE!!!
I remember when this originally happened. Evil woman. If you're suspicious of someone, call the cops. If you knew the stupid reasons people call the cops, you wouldn't hesitate.
She didn't give a crap about her kids only herself. So sorry for Pamela. Gambling just pisses me off got to be the stupidest addiction!! To kill just so you can blow through all that money in a month just mind blowing.
Why waa she offered a plea for the Florida murder? If that doesn't amount to a death penalty what does? She picked an elderly mourning vulnerable woman that looked like her, just to execute and steal her identity.. She is 1 kill off a serial killer
@@JoeCantona-u4s I believe they offer deals to avoid the costs of a trial and appeals in a capital case. The deal saved them millions, and also they knew Minnesota would try her too.
When my tenant died, no one discovered her for 10 days. The poor woman had a little dog who was trapped in the apartment with her that whole time. Since my tenant had no family in the area, I fostered her until a relative could come pick her up and let me tell you, that little dog STUNK like death!! The smell of human decomposition is so putrid, so vile, so disgusting… I went through an entire bottle of dog shampoo and 3 bottles of wine. I vomited at least 4 times. I felt so awful for my tenant bc it’s undignified to have people vomiting over the smell of your rotting corpse. How the hell you could stay with a loved one in that condition is beyond me, it’s the ultimate disrespect. To let them rot and their odor offend police and coroners is just cruel. Poor David and Pamela. May they rest in peace
To steal someone’s identity and leave her dead body is delusional. This is beyond gambling addiction, Lois was a terrible person. Rest easy Pamela and Dave.
She could have gotten away with it if she had murdered her husband and claimed abuse. But she went and killed a woman, no battered women (person) syndrome defense for her.
I seriously don’t understand how you don’t have your own TV show on Law & Crime Network…everything is so well done, written, presented, all of the pictures, audio, ect. Great job!
Gambling is a horrible addiction. A man recently jumped off a cruise ship because he had lost 5000 dollars two nights before and had to ask his family for the money. Then he lost another 4000 dollars the next night. Decided it was better to jump off the ship then ask again. Left a wife and 3 kids. Body was found a few hours later.
You made up the "why", you don't know. They probably spent more than that on the cruise, seriously doubt he jumped over the $. He had recent family deaths and marriage troubles, far more likely the cause than a few grand.
@@joutoob9😂😂 it's absolutely NOT AI generated. It's a real person. His name is Jason Forbis. Google it if u don't believe me. Love how ppl just pull info outta thin air 🙄
I play these videos for background noise throughout the day while I work. Every now and then you get one of these…the ones that catch you half way through and you’re like…saaaay whaaaat imma need to rewind and actually watch this one. 😳
Thats a pretty big smile for a mugshot...She didn't know they were looking for her but yet she kept changing identities m running.Ya, that's believable.
Yeah so I read this whole comment string thinking Peggy from King Of The Hill. "That's weird to wanna look like Peggy Hill....OH....Bundy! Married with Children!" looooool ok - Peggy Bundy *was* a super fine piece of ass. Peggy Hill - Not so much.
A gambling habit is no joke. It's a nasty addiction. It's been a motive in several murder cases. Scary as hell. If she hadn't been stopped there's no doubt others would have been killed.
I will never understand how someone can end a 30-year relationship to go gambling. There has to be something seriously wrong in someone. Her poor family. She not only killed her husband, she destroyed her family. I love my fiance and can't imagine even considering hurting him, he's so important in my life, he's my second half. I look forward to spending the rest of my life with him. Our relationship isn't perfect all the time, but we help each other so much and work to better each other. My life wouldn't be the same without him.
That is how a love relationship works. We and they have our flaws so it isn't perfect all the time, but there are so many good things about one another. I really like your comment - it speaks truth about a relationship and love for one another.
Well, ask my dad. After having 6 kids, we moved city because of his way too many aquintences and also debt. So, after moving, my dad couldn't stay too much so he left. Never sent a penny to us, but he kept asking my mom for some money from time to time. He lied to many people to get a place to sleep, this was mentioned in his own letters. He never asked how we were doing. It always boggles me how? You make 6 kids and you don't miss them ! Never sent a thing. Just wow. He kept gambling. Until one day he was very sick, had a stroke, and had half body paralysed. He died at the age of 53. I would like to say that on the other hand, he was a church guy and a choir lider for many years smart, payed guitarand piano also a very good electrician, and was a charming person. Selfishness destroyed his life ultimately.
It’s an addiction. Gamblers Anonymous was based off of A.A. It destroys the lives of those around you, makes you do anything, even murder, for that next adrenaline hit.
@@NotMeNow848 I'm sorry for your childhood with this father. He was born rogue, maybe a sociopath without conscience. If you feel some bitterness thinking about him, you have to feel, it made you a strong and good person. Best wishes.
Money is the root of all evil. When my dad died one of my sisters took $5,000 of my mom's money. All 3 of my sisters hired lawyers to fight for guardianship of my mom so they could have access to her money. The judge granted guardianship to a court appointed attorney. Then when my mom was shipped off to assisted living one sister wrote a letter to the judge saying my mom was running out of money and was going to be on the street. They were just terrified they weren't going to receive any money in the will when she died. And then when my mom died one sister stood over her laying in the bed and mentioned her rent at assisted living was going up the following month and giggled with relief that our mom died. All 3 sisters are out of my life. I'll never make contact with them again
She looks like a sweet lady! I have never gambled and I didn't realise it is such an addiction! They must make gambling illegal and close all casinos all over the world!
I had a terrible midlife crisis. Like felony level charges. Never been in trouble before, never have since. A total aberration. I have asked for and received forgiveness from the person I harmed. Murdering someone absolutely NEVER entered my mind. Midlife is tough. But damn! This is some crazy ish. This woman went all out. EDIT: Oh, nevermind. Gambling is certainly an explanation. Damn. Just insane. Take up knitting. Or sewing. Stay away from the slots.
I saw that you corrected yourself, but yeah, she was completely under the dominance of her gambling addiction. Non-substance addictions (or process addictions) are equally as bad as substance abuse.
Yup, midlife crises (male or female) need to be discussed a LOT more, because it's way more common than people want to believe. I just had to get a neck fan, for crying out loud!
they stopped her before she became a solid serial killer. Wow. How did she intend to continue that lifestyle. And she is so softspoken and grandmotherly. I'd expect her to bake cookies and sing lullabies to babies.
I wasn't ready for the twist 😢 I feel so bad for Pamela. She was going through so much and thought she made a new friend 😭
And this beast probably sympathized with her pain while to rob her of everything. Then her weak voice asking for a lawyer and that her kids are informed she's alive and well. Yeah, witch your true nature is exposed. 🤢
So weird to be targeted bc you sort of look like someone. Sheesh
Side note idk how old you are but just fyi the 😭 emoji is usually used lightheartedly
@@feelthejoy That emoji isn't crying?
I thought my emoji game was solid 😂🤣
The horrendousness of seeking an innocent woman who looks a bit like you so you can kill her and steal her identity. The mind boggles. So evil.
the depths of depravity within the human mind knows no bounds.
And pamela was way prettier. Not only a bad gambler and murderer but also arrogant
@@ahsatan8997 I was thinking the same thing. She wishes she looked like Pamela
@@yettiluch1 *female mind
horrendousness.... great word.... 10/10 for you.
Be nice to your cats today
The fact that she ran a daycare in her home is terrifying
The entire industry of in home daycare is creepy.
@@mikefigures5075it is 😢 I’d rather have less money and stay home with my kids while my husband works
@@mikefigures5075it really is. Cause a lot of them definitely aren’t set up security wise like regular daycare buildings.
Gambling addiction is one of worst mental disorders. Causes nothing but grief.
@@mikefigures5075 reminds me of home bakeries 🙅.... Sometimes governmental regulations are a positive aspect lol
I worked as a casino dealer for nine years and lost many players to gambling addiction, they believed that the only way out was to take their lives! I quit because I saw how devastating this addiction was and I didn't want to be part of that lifestyle anymore.
I worked as a cashier at a casino. I also saw patrons whose lives were destroyed by gambling addiction. There were signs everywhere that were basically disclaimers to protect the casinos, that encouraged anyone with a gambling "problem" to seek help and provided a hotline not associated with the casino. They also, in training, stressed to the employees that it was their responsibility to detect and report "problem" gamblers. Of course, if you did so, you were harassing their "best customers" and your job was threatened. It was all about the $ and exploiting people who needed help. They used the word "problem" to describe a problem they helped create. I wasn't there long.
Born and raised in Las Vegas. I never gamble. Ever. Never had any desire whatsoever. My first relationship I was in for 7 years with a gambling addict, it was awful and took me a really really long time to figure out how to heal the damage. That crap was so normalized to me. Folks like you make “scrolling” worth the time. I’m glad I stumbled upon this thread. Many blessings
My father was addicted to gambling. He had a massive heart attack sitting at a slot machine at the casino. He died surrounded by strangers.😢
I dated a dealer who worked on riverboats. She said that in 16 years of dealing she only really saw one winner. A newlywed couple came in and placed a bet on her table, she was dealing blackjack. She said after 8 hands the guy had $64K in chips on the table. He looked at it after the last card and asked for the chips to be cashed in and they left. Security escorted him out of the casino
@@trishwedin4664how sad. 😞 💔
When she said that she wanted to speak with her children. I was like OMG are they going to want to speak with you when they find out what you did to their father. Straight Up Evil.....
My grandma always said “ Never waste your time dating a gambler, let alone marry one. They will destroy your life!”
I made that mistake and was very lucky to crawl my way out after wasting 10 years of my life being stagnant and miserable
@@bella1632 at least you didn’t stay and waste any more years. Well done for getting out!
worst of all she never won a damn dime - she was a born loser... She got lucky with her husband and he didn't see the signs
Yeah. True crime is full of stories about people who killed to pay gambling debts.
My third grade teacher’s husband was the victim of medical malpractice and was awarded a 7 figure settlement. We’re in Tennessee within driving distance of casinos in Illinois and Mississippi. She started going to casinos and gambled away a huge amount of money. She ended up self terminating instead of what the monster in this video did. I remember her as being the sweetest lady and one of my favorite teachers. Gambling addiction is horrible!
The girl who worked at the casino had a damn good memory! Especially to be weirded out by the male name on the card because she had never seen her there with a man before.
I've met a few waitresses like that! We've met by chance at some random shop or whatever, and they'll say 'Hi, you're gin and tonic', lol. Waitresses are amazing. They bring you food, take dishes away, clean the table, and I leave happy.
@@ChicaG-vg7pjtipping well is important when we receive excellent service 😊
Waitresses kind of have to have excellent memories. It's something you train your brain to do because you have to remember hundreds of food/drink orders and who gets what. I used to wait tables, and would have to recall so many orders and who ordered what.
@@ChicaG-vg7pj I used to work as a barista, so not quite the same thing, but similar concept! I knew my regulars and their habits. I would remember random customers who came in once 6 months prior because they told me some story or another. I can definitely see it being something I would remember too. Still very impressive, especially if it was a large and busy casino that sees a huge influx of different people regularly.
and boy could she talk lol poor boyfriend :)
When I finally heard her speak, I realised how manipulative she was with voice tone. Evil and creepy.
I had a neighbor in Cocoa Beach I've known since 1972. Her and her husband were incredible neighbors and just really fine people. After he died in 1996 we would call her often and make a point to visit with her when we were in Florida. Although she never told us directly ( had to hear it from other friends and neighbors 840K+ stolen ) her son and daughter in law cleaned her out, ran up 10's of thousands in credit card debt and mortgaged her home to the hilt. In 2008 she was evicted from her home and they stuck her in a Nursing Home. Her sister and other family did get a social worker involved and secured his pension monies and Social Security benefits away from her son it barely covered her credit card bills and Nursing Home payment. She died in 2010. I surmise heartbroken from the financial abuse perpetrated by her own son.
This is so heartbreaking :(
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Horrible and sad.
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Its crazy what people can get away with in america ive seen a few stories of parent spitting bills in their kids names when they were minors how thats even posisble i do not know.
I’m really impressed that you ask for respect and acknowledgment from the victim or victims. Much respect and enjoying the channel.
I feel so bad for Pamela’s family 😭😭😭😭
Just like Lois, my mom stole money from disabled people. It takes a special kind of evil to just do that but to kill someone you were supposed to love after over 30 years is downright horrendous
It's evil
I grew up with a girl from elementary to Jr high she was an a "A" student and really down to earth and friendly
4 years ago I found out .
(35 years later) she was convicted in a dna cold case murder from 25 years ago
Her and her roommate smothered thier 3rd room mate with a pillow😢
..for $35 and a $10 crack rock
😢😢😢
I'm sorry you had to go through that!❤
@@GTMemes2 That is horrible. An A student who murders - for peanusts...
Think about the energy that had to take 😮pure nasty 🤮
Coworkers really cared. That is worth gold.
We men stick together, women don't seem to do this the same way. Not being sexist at all it's true. Men bond when we spend time together and help one another and genuinely care about one another. As we do with women, animals, and children. It's a man thing I guess idk.
@@187umkillah Thats a two way street though isn't it. Men tend to lie for one another as a form of loyalty. its not exactly a redeeming quality.
@@187umkillahthere’s multiple cases of women calling the police for missing friends, family and even the homeless. Your comment is extremely strange and sexist, it’s purposefully ignoring the good that women do. Both genders can be heartless as well as kind.
@@187umkillahnot true, there are tons of crime cases where women report women missing
@@187umkillah lol what is bro on about
I don't think pleading guilty should take the death penalty off the table.
It's called plea bargin usually if there is trouble proving guilt beyond shadow of a doubt.
@@hellooutthere8956 I know but when they can prove it and they plead guilty before the trial to take the death penalty off the table. That's what I don't agree with.
life in prison would be worse than death
How can a person become so evil, un feeling and crime driven for no apparent reason? Sad. Scarey Tha ks to Law enforcement for stopping her! Good job.
@@lepton31415 But a total waste of taxpayer money.
My husband died 16 years ago and I still miss him every day. I can't even count all the times I have thought of something that I want to tell him only to remember he is gone and I can never again share a funny or bizarre story with him. I can't imagine wanting MONEY so much that I would have even considered ending his life at my hands. It's really sad that Lois's husband and her new "friend" ended up coming into the deadly orbit of this psycho.
I feel the same way. It's a heartbreak 😢
21 years for me and it's real. Not a day goes by without my beloved David, popping into my head. Every single day, I wish he were still here. It gets me to thinking.... How can you be so deeply in love with someone, to marry them, spend years together, raise a family, have a successful business, and it's all reduced to greed? Sad and I hope she suffers greatly!!
He’ll always still hear you 💗
He’s always listening to you and watching over you…Just like Jesus can hear you and is listening so so is your husband…God Bless you 🙏🏼
Lois smiling in all of her mugshot photos is chilling. Not a ounce of remorse.
I thought that too, it's not a family snapshot for christs sake!
Sometimes they are DMV/drivers license photos. A lot of times that's what news will show, is people's license photos
Yes, it's chilling BECAUSE of what she did. I could see someone smiling by default for a mugshot because we're trained to smile for photos, but not in an instance of violent crime or murder! That IS disturbing.
@@tabaxikhajit4541As a former inmate, they actually tell you not to fuckin smile lol. For her to get away with it meant she ignored several requests to stop
@@peeledbananas9840 Not every jail tells people that; I used to get arrested all the time back in the day, we used to sit and watch people get booked and laugh at the ones that smiled because you knew it was probably their first time getting arrested and they smiled out of habit
The moment the hairdresser said Lois wanted hair like Peg Bundy i knew she was insane
🤣🤣🤣🤣 she might as well asked for a marge Simpson do lol
Who on earth is Peg Bundy?
@@Erebus.666. the wife on Married With Children
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Thank you for NOT having music. Well put together.
Absolutely right on.
Your handle is funny.... lol
@@adambane1719 what's so funny?
@@Godisfirst21 God is not here. So obviously its a joke. Nice one.
@@adambane1719 are you okay?
@@adambane1719God is everywhere
I feel so sorry for her children and her grandchildren. To have this haunt you for the rest of your life…. I can’t even imagine.
Her smiling in her mugshot told me everything I needed to know.......😳
Only in America would this woman be described as having a medium build.
thinking the same thing myself
She’s a chunker!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Like tf does that even mean. Is that the size before being called a tank ass
I don't think that was right! Lois was sitting when the waitress saw her. That sweet waitress has a generous spirit! 😆
If a ‘new’ friend looks similar to you and wants to get together with you, think twice! You never know these days. People seem unhinged and entitled!
RIP Pamela 😇
Ikr??! And the superstition/old wives tale is that seeing your doppelganger is bad luck cos it means one of you must die- just nope nope, no thankyou, holy shite!!!😳😳
@@twiceshy9773 I had never heard of the doppelgänger tale. I would say it’s just that, an old wives tale, but then we hear about this with ‘Stormy Liberty’ and Pamela. Those old wives were intuitive! LoL 😂
@@twiceshy9773 Sounds Irish. I love the smell of potatoes in the morning
@@twiceshy9773it won't be *me that dies when I see my doppelganger, I'll make sure of that!😂😂😂
@@CriminalonCrime *her
I wonder if she had done something awful earlier in her life. She took to the life of a serial killer and thief a little too easily. She's bad through and through.
100%. You don’t go straight from nothing to murder
No doubt she had done other terrible things and maybe gotten away with it
She was already a total POS. She stole from her disabled sister before she done all this. So that shows you the type of person she is. I just can't believe she tried to plead "not guilty" for both the murders. And that she tried to claim "self defence" in her husband's case. I mean, he handed her the gun, FFS! She didn't fight him for it. He didn't drop it. He GAVE it to her!! So what was she defending herself from? And the fact her lawyer thought it would work just goes to show how bad a lawyer he really is!
@@cheeriosforhonkies8867 100%? No, we don't know. It seems likely but we don't know. In fact, maybe she is a psychopath but not a sociopath. Sociopaths start early in the criminal path, relatively intelligent psychopaths no. They learn to manipulate people and get the power and the life they believe they deserve until they don't. It could also be a different trigger, then they kill. Beware of the certainty.
Yeah, that is disturbing how easily it came to her.
She provided daycare and babysitting services. Not the type of person to care for kids.
Driving from Kansas City to Minnesota tonight. Passed by Diamond Jo’s and Blooming Prairie before I coincidentally popped this on.
Same shit happened to me last night, driving trucks, going thru Charleston, Tennessee and came across a murder that happened in the exact city I was in … seeing your comment, I no longer think it’s coincidental 😭😂
@@kevinunstopable6I was watching one where it happened way far from me but the person ended up coming to hide out in small ass Hopkinsville .. I am from and live in Hopkinsville 😂
@@ohitsmookie2751 see, the algorithm is based off your location 😂
Stormy Liberty ended up as Stormy Captivity.
Note to self: if someone who looks remarkably like me should approach me seeking out my friendship and claiming to share life experiences with me and wanting to hang out in our hotel rooms, run.
I hear ya on this one!
Exactly. Best I can do is meet you in the lobby!!
@@paulacurrie2441 Right? I'm going to need to know where the CCTV cameras point before we meet anywhere, I want an evidence trail
There are two movies, with different names, but the same plot. A man befriends his double at a pub with an eye to swap, then kill him. They are both English movies.
@@giuliettamassina7787 And????
I need to change my name to something unassuming so I can blend in. I know: Stormy Liberty!!! Yeah that’s perfectly normal.
Yeah mine is "windy weather". Why not?
Maybe she thought she looked like the porn star Stormy Daniels, and went with Stormy Liberty lol. What a monster.
Or Stormy Daniel 😂😂😂😂😂
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
@@livelive7435that’s user name has already been taken 😂😂😂😂
This is horrible. Leave your husband, divorce him, but don't kill him. All about evil and selfishness.
Come on, give her a break! Wut else you gonna do in the dead of winter.
JK
Kinda difficult to steal all the money that way- cmon now, you know why she chose the path she did.
she wanted the money
SHE BANKRUPT HIM!! he should have left her!! Did you hear the beginning? there were no issues with him
@@markmike7933 You're right. I did not mean she killed him because of his actions, just because of her selfishness. If he had only left her, he'd be alive today. She is evil.
Seeing Lois wear her victim’s hat was chilling.
Looks just like Harry Mountabatten-Windsor's hat - before some one found one just like it and wore it to 'fit' in somewhere.
I appreciate the victim acknowledgement at the beginning of every video. It is a classy touch to this dark subject.
Actually, Pamela was divorced and was in FL visiting a friend whose husband had just died....not that it matters. I've seen this case on other channels and just wanted to get the story straight and she didn't kill the woman in TX because she had cameras all over her house
Ah, thank you for the info. I do get concerned when details are omitted or incorrect because it makes a person wonder how accurate the rest of the story is.
Thanks
At least she can still gamble in prison. She will lose many honeybuns.
…………She may have lost her gambling privileges, but she will be gambling with the DEVIL 😈 ………….when her day of judgement comes. Into oblivion of………NO RETURN. DOOMED!!
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😂😂😂🤣🤣
Bwahahaha 😂😂
Literally and figuratively!
I will never understand how a person can live with a dead body for days after they kill them. Ive smelled death once, an elderly lady passed away in her aprtment. At the time my bestfriend lived in an apartment building and its a smell you never forget....a disgusting scent.....some people are just pure evil.
A woman with MH issues, in my home town, kept her elderly mothers body in the bed, for a year. Neighbours thought the smell was drains.😢
When I was a kid I was told stories of a madman living nearby who killed the wife, kept the body in the fridge for a while, then buried the fridge with the body inside in his own garden. Possibly it was just made-up to scare kids and keep them on sight. However, cross the street in front of that house still freak me out, 40 years later.
My neighbor croaked, and we didn't know. Horrible smell that nobody could figure out, it was CARCASS!
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When I found a family friend, it was only maybe 12 hours if that, there was a horrid smell. I can't imagine how much worse it would have been had he been there longer.
Kudos to the workers for being persistent.
I guess Lois had a high opinion of herself thinking she looked like Pamela. I'm sure just the basic description could match. Stormy Liberty as a chosen name tells so much about this POS. RIP David and Pamela.
Losing Streak Lois is an alltime great nickname lmao
It fits.
What does IMAO mean?
@@misssamartypants laugh my ass off
@@misssamartypants It's an L..... How have you been on the internet before and never seen LMAO before.....
Yeah nah Losing Steak Lois or LSL goes hard 😂 with a nickname like that though she shouldve known she had no chance.
her smile in arrest photos 😳
Looks like an ID for an amusement park🎉
You aroused?
She's playing the sweet old lady for the cops, with ice water in her veins.
"ice water" ..... ooooooh, that's cold !
When they use that ‘sweet’ voice…watch out… they’re trying to convince you that they’re not mean
Those cops were entirely too nice to her.
Really spooky, seeing what appears to be a happy smiling innocent face... after murdering two people so callously!
Don't trust strangers, male or female.
How can she be smiling like that in her mugshot?! Evil!!
My thoughts exactly!
Wondered the same. Evil.
That’s like a defense attorneys worst nightmare
…….It is obvious that she has NO fear of the consequences, of her actions. She may think that going to prison is just nothing……..to her own way of thinking. But!!……I say to you, it’s her entirely life that she’ll have to worry about, when her day of judgement comes. Then she’s screwed, a life that she won’t like, a life into the unknown of darkness and despair. 😩 DOOMED!!
@@CassidyPresley-rk3ei Amen! I agree 100%.
I’m still heartbroken about the loss of my husband unexpectedly.
She’s horrible. 💔
My pop died 42 years ago and I can still remember how brutal it was on my mother I'm 56 so I was 14 at the time. She was 49. I can still hear her crying.
She went on to have a Wonderful Life after the first seveal years..still does at 91
I am sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss, I lost my dear son in 2016. Wishing you all the best.
You are the second person who said you are missing your husband .... now im "confused " , how many wives did he have ... or who is telling the truth
@@annemariemyburgh7252they are women unconnected to this case. In stark contrast to Lois the killer wife,these widowed women cannot imagine doing what Lois did.
@@annemariemyburgh7252 my husband died. I don’t know those people.
I miss him and can’t understand why or how someone can be so evil.
Beyond evil never fails me. I’m a truck driver I checked this morning for a new video NOTHING. And just in time another story.
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Do you follow EWU? If not definitely subscribe to them!
@@FuriedHearts I’m subscribed to both channels I don’t have notifications set though on any of my channels I need to set them. EWU is amazing.
@@FuriedHearts does watching these channels make you paranoid about everybody and everything ? I don’t trust shit nowadays. Everybody’s a suspect 😂
Usually as soon as I realize the episode is a podcast, I leave the channel. However, at least you showed live excerpts of interviews. Sites that show stock pictures and narrate as though they are wannabe detectives, insult me. Nice work. I can tell you took your time and carefully compiled the information in a chronological and interesting manner.
Anyone who smiles in their mugshot should automatically get another 10 years
I'm a first time grandma as of 4/16/24. I can't say I was looking for notes on what "not" to do as a grandparent. However, if such notes were ever needed, I'd say this covers everything.
Unbelievably vial.
Congratulations Grandma! 👣🍼
*vile
@losertocloser lol! I'm not even going to change the spelling. However, it'll bug me knowing I made such a stupid error. I suppose knowing is worse than the error.
You are a grandma? Wow!
Vile
What a freaking monster. How could you do this to your family? How could you not know how this would wind up. Bottom line most criminals are to stupid to plan past tomorrow.
So true yet they think they’re so smart.
*too stupid
*too
@adambane1719 everyone knew what they meant. No need for your pointless spelling lesson.
@adambane1719 everyone knew what they meant. No need for your pointless spelling lesson.
That arrest footage is gold. The guy who was sitting next to Lois at the bar just doesn't move a muscle amidst 20 cops swarming the woman right next to him. 🤣29:30
He’s like “What ‘You do, woman?!” 🤣🤣
America
What a cool dude. 😂
@@Chubby_auntieWhile waiting to take a sip his beer at the same time. That’s how we do here in Texas!
@@paulacurrie2441🤣🤣🤣
IF this woman HAD ONLY BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE AND CHARGES FILED FOR STEALING FROM HER SISTER....OVER $100,000...SURELY SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN N JAIL AND UNABLE TO COMMIT MURDER!!! THIS IS EXACTLY WHY CRIMINALS NEED TO B HELD ACCOUNTABLE!!!! WHAT A WASTE OF LIFE!!!
Needs more capital letters, I don’t understand
Ive been addicted to this show now I cant get enough of watching it. Thank you :)
I remember when this originally happened. Evil woman.
If you're suspicious of someone, call the cops. If you knew the stupid reasons people call the cops, you wouldn't hesitate.
She didn't give a crap about her kids only herself. So sorry for Pamela. Gambling just pisses me off got to be the stupidest addiction!! To kill just so you can blow through all that money in a month just mind blowing.
Just like my mother's gambling addiction, she sold all our properties, and there was nothing we could do about it she belongs in prison.
Why waa she offered a plea for the Florida murder? If that doesn't amount to a death penalty what does? She picked an elderly mourning vulnerable woman that looked like her, just to execute and steal her identity.. She is 1 kill off a serial killer
Why offer deals? Did they offer any deal to the Innocent Victims?
@@JoeCantona-u4s I literally just said that ^
@@JoeCantona-u4s I believe they offer deals to avoid the costs of a trial and appeals in a capital case. The deal saved them millions, and also they knew Minnesota would try her too.
Elderly? She was 59.
@@m2ukass What's your definition of elderly?
Great narration on this video. Love the detailed descriptions. Feels like listening to an audio book.
Dude…your graphics with the story line is exemplary. You put time into this and it shows.
When my tenant died, no one discovered her for 10 days. The poor woman had a little dog who was trapped in the apartment with her that whole time.
Since my tenant had no family in the area, I fostered her until a relative could come pick her up and let me tell you, that little dog STUNK like death!!
The smell of human decomposition is so putrid, so vile, so disgusting… I went through an entire bottle of dog shampoo and 3 bottles of wine. I vomited at least 4 times.
I felt so awful for my tenant bc it’s undignified to have people vomiting over the smell of your rotting corpse.
How the hell you could stay with a loved one in that condition is beyond me, it’s the ultimate disrespect. To let them rot and their odor offend police and coroners is just cruel.
Poor David and Pamela.
May they rest in peace
And you didn't notice anything for 10 days .... now that's insane
You could've ... and maybe should've called the police explaining the situation, sorry if I misunderstood
Poor poor dog. Thank you for taking care of him/her
Gotta keep ‘em cold!
To much information..
To steal someone’s identity and leave her dead body is delusional. This is beyond gambling addiction, Lois was a terrible person. Rest easy Pamela and Dave.
She could have gotten away with it if she had murdered her husband and claimed abuse. But she went and killed a woman, no battered women (person) syndrome defense for her.
I seriously don’t understand how you don’t have your own TV show on Law & Crime Network…everything is so well done, written, presented, all of the pictures, audio, ect. Great job!
Because that's were they get all the material from.b
@@Brendan-fy6ne hahaha.... 100%
Tv is a dying breed. Better to be here
She acted like nothing out of the ordinary happened. Amazing.
Her relaxed and calm demeanor after 2 murdering two people(her husband and Pamela) proves she became a psychopath.
Gambling is a horrible addiction. A man recently jumped off a cruise ship because he had lost 5000 dollars two nights before and had to ask his family for the money. Then he lost another 4000 dollars the next night. Decided it was better to jump off the ship then ask again. Left a wife and 3 kids. Body was found a few hours later.
There better off
@@alcaholic9559😂😂😂😂
You made up the "why", you don't know. They probably spent more than that on the cruise, seriously doubt he jumped over the $. He had recent family deaths and marriage troubles, far more likely the cause than a few grand.
@@alcaholic9559 You can't spell 'they're'??
@@adambane1719 but ---- still better off .
The narrator's voice is captivating. It reminds me of Peter Thomas of forensic files. I wish the channel posted more 🙏🏾♥️
it's AI-generated
@@joutoob9 Are you sure? Wow
@@lawyertammy No, he isn't sure. I am a very real person :)
@@joutoob9😂😂 it's absolutely NOT AI generated. It's a real person. His name is Jason Forbis. Google it if u don't believe me. Love how ppl just pull info outta thin air 🙄
@@joutoob9it's not bro
11:01 that’s a VERY generous and kind silhouette of Lois
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I’m shocked with the bathroom window opened they couldn’t smell the decaying body.
It was winter... with the windows open.... he was basically in a freezer
I play these videos for background noise throughout the day while I work. Every now and then you get one of these…the ones that catch you half way through and you’re like…saaaay whaaaat imma need to rewind and actually watch this one. 😳
Right? I do that often.
😂😂😂. Me too😂😂
Exactly
Thats a pretty big smile for a mugshot...She didn't know they were looking for her but yet she kept changing identities m running.Ya, that's believable.
She wanted to look like Peggy Bundy? Pure class. 😂😂😂
And Peggy actually looked great because she had a model physique to carry the 80s bouffant
@@sasskvetch8617Yes! Unlike this trailer trash killer.
Don’t judge me! Jokes aside this “lady” definitely got sideways and hurt people. Crazy can come in interesting forms.
Peggy was always stealing what little money Al could bring in too
Yeah so I read this whole comment string thinking Peggy from King Of The Hill.
"That's weird to wanna look like Peggy Hill....OH....Bundy! Married with Children!"
looooool ok - Peggy Bundy *was* a super fine piece of ass. Peggy Hill - Not so much.
When I see these people act so casually after murdering people its so baffling to me. It just shows how little they care about killing people.
It's shows dangerous 'NPD with Psychopathy.'
That's what it shows.
Well-produced, and linear, well-organized. Good video.
Such a well thought out plan, I'm stunned that it failed.
A gambling habit is no joke. It's a nasty addiction. It's been a motive in several murder cases. Scary as hell. If she hadn't been stopped there's no doubt others would have been killed.
Ah perfect timing for a new vid after a rough day. Love yalls chanel keep up the amazing content ❤
Couldn’t agree more.
~ Hugs ~
Hope your day gets better 💕
This story was very well told. Kudos!
Sure do miss the days when you could watch a video on YouPoop without half a dozen f'ing interruptions with ads that no one watches.
Lois will be playing Bingo in prison. The winner gets an extra two day old donut.
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When the title of the video is so spine chilling you just have to click
Yea,click bait title
Yes. We grandmas are supposed to be baking chocolate chip cookies...not committing murders 👵
@@MaryBeth1965admittedly my own grandma did both. She made the best cookies and she killed her first husband and it was considered accidental.
@@keetasingletary 💔 I'm sorry for your family
Note to myself: when going in vacations, do not hang out with any woman who looks like me😅
This is kinda off topic but WHY the hell would you name your gas station “Kum & Go”. OMFG.
Yeah, me too. I was like, *"ew.."* 😝
You can’t claim self-defense then turn around and kill again. I can’t believe her lawyer would even begin to defend that.
This story is wild! Granny was a gangsta till the end 🤯 This case should be a movie for real
Great research & presentation. Brilliant channel. Much appreciated 💐
I will never understand how someone can end a 30-year relationship to go gambling. There has to be something seriously wrong in someone. Her poor family. She not only killed her husband, she destroyed her family. I love my fiance and can't imagine even considering hurting him, he's so important in my life, he's my second half. I look forward to spending the rest of my life with him. Our relationship isn't perfect all the time, but we help each other so much and work to better each other. My life wouldn't be the same without him.
That is how a love relationship works. We and they have our flaws so it isn't perfect all the time, but there are so many good things about one another. I really like your comment - it speaks truth about a relationship and love for one another.
Well, ask my dad. After having 6 kids, we moved city because of his way too many aquintences and also debt. So, after moving, my dad couldn't stay too much so he left. Never sent a penny to us, but he kept asking my mom for some money from time to time. He lied to many people to get a place to sleep, this was mentioned in his own letters. He never asked how we were doing. It always boggles me how? You make 6 kids and you don't miss them ! Never sent a thing. Just wow. He kept gambling. Until one day he was very sick, had a stroke, and had half body paralysed. He died at the age of 53.
I would like to say that on the other hand, he was a church guy and a choir lider for many years smart, payed guitarand piano also a very good electrician, and was a charming person.
Selfishness destroyed his life ultimately.
It’s an addiction. Gamblers Anonymous was based off of A.A. It destroys the lives of those around you, makes you do anything, even murder, for that next adrenaline hit.
Wish you a long happy life togethet in good health.
@@NotMeNow848 I'm sorry for your childhood with this father. He was born rogue, maybe a sociopath without conscience. If you feel some bitterness thinking about him, you have to feel, it made you a strong and good person. Best wishes.
New to this channel and it’s most excellent. Love the graphics. Great work!
My grandma was always kind to me. Now my dad takes care of her
Losing Streak Lois….. perfect
Poor Pamela, that’s so sad.
Wow, murdering and stealing your way across the country so you can continue your gambling addiction is seriously sick.
I was thinking that addiction makes people do some crazy things, but I think this woman is just evil. Pure evil.
No self awareness whatsoever, absolutely horrendous.
Best narrator ever.
I agree .Jason Forbis is the absolute best
@@Curious-Irish-Angel He's good. I hope his voice won't be "stolen" for AI purposes as that's now becoming a thing.
Totally agree! Love his smooth flow. No AI bs!
tell me the lyrics to the song or you aren't a hardcore fan
@@burgesj7there are no lyrics, just says “credulous gal” repeatedly..
Money is the root of all evil. When my dad died one of my sisters took $5,000 of my mom's money. All 3 of my sisters hired lawyers to fight for guardianship of my mom so they could have access to her money. The judge granted guardianship to a court appointed attorney. Then when my mom was shipped off to assisted living one sister wrote a letter to the judge saying my mom was running out of money and was going to be on the street. They were just terrified they weren't going to receive any money in the will when she died. And then when my mom died one sister stood over her laying in the bed and mentioned her rent at assisted living was going up the following month and giggled with relief that our mom died. All 3 sisters are out of my life. I'll never make contact with them again
Omg..seems they didn't care at all about your mom. Lots of love to you
“The love of money” is the root of all evil.
I having same problems you can choose your friends but not your family and nothing worse than money...
I wouldn't either!
What your sisters did is appalling. How horribly selfish of them!
The **love of money** is the root of all evil.
I agree completely.
Now every grand ma I see at the convenience stores scratching off, scratch off. I’m going to be raising my eyebrow.
Grinning in your mugshot after murdering two people is so demented
She looks like a sweet lady! I have never gambled and I didn't realise it is such an addiction! They must make gambling illegal and close all casinos all over the world!
I had a terrible midlife crisis. Like felony level charges. Never been in trouble before, never have since. A total aberration. I have asked for and received forgiveness from the person I harmed.
Murdering someone absolutely NEVER entered my mind.
Midlife is tough. But damn! This is some crazy ish. This woman went all out.
EDIT: Oh, nevermind. Gambling is certainly an explanation. Damn. Just insane. Take up knitting. Or sewing. Stay away from the slots.
I saw that you corrected yourself, but yeah, she was completely under the dominance of her gambling addiction. Non-substance addictions (or process addictions) are equally as bad as substance abuse.
Gambling is a reason but a HORRIBLE one.
Midlife hormone changes can trigger late onset bipolar or schizoaffective disorders in both genders. It needs to be spoken about more imo
@@sasskvetch8617 Unfortunately, you are not wrong.
Yup, midlife crises (male or female) need to be discussed a LOT more, because it's way more common than people want to believe.
I just had to get a neck fan, for crying out loud!
What the hell is wrong with people, I just don't get it
read the channel name then go back to watching cat videos lol
I also don't understand people 🤦🏽♂️
The detail that this lump of dough chose "Stormy Liberty" as an alias is unforgettable.
Stripper name
Lump of dough Bwahahaha 😂🤣🤣🤣
She wanted to make sure her kids knew she was okay. What about Pamala's family and her husband's family?
Fantastic Sams….yea she really was livin it up!
they stopped her before she became a solid serial killer. Wow. How did she intend to continue that lifestyle. And she is so softspoken and grandmotherly. I'd expect her to bake cookies and sing lullabies to babies.
If you think old people are "sweet", then you're in for a big surprise