I am a dad of a 7 year old boy that was kidnapped to South Korea. Korea is a partner country of "Hague convention" that is supposed to promptly return children that were illegally taken across the border. FBI was trying to book a flight to Korea to rescue the child. However, Korean government stopped them saying this is a civil matter and because it is not criminal in Korea, the dad should go through civil court. (Especially because Korea is a signatory state of Hague convention) I did. Korea took 2 years to make a final decision that this boy has to PROMPTLY return to the US. But they didn't prepare an enforcement mechanism. I got a total of 10 court orders just in Korea(including the Korean Supreme court order). And my son Bryan's 3 week trip became a 5 year separation from me. I talked to multiple Korean officials and although they admit the problem, nobody is taking responsibility. They ask the child who doesn't even remember dad "Do you wanna stay here, or do you wanna go to Dad?" And if he says he wants to stay, they go home. They say it's too late. "He doesn't remember you, so what do you want us to do?" Korea calls this respecting the child. On the other hand US court orders clearly states that the mother has serious concerns of mental issues and she is a threat to the child. The patenting evaluator said this is a form of child abuse. Korea ignores this problem. They just say we can't do anything. I love Korea and I wanted to trust that they can respect the law, but I am at a point that I have to take this into my own hands and raise public awareness. Last time I protested at Pike Place Market, and this time I went to Korean Consulate in Seattle. [Watch Video](ruclips.net/video/4wXAvR_J6RI/видео.htmlsi=gY5cZd-HM1ycaGdg) I would appreciate it if you can spread the words, and tell people. If we can't bring Bryan back, no children will be safe from being abducted to South Korea. Thank you. ruclips.net/video/4wXAvR_J6RI/видео.htmlsi=mfEDZbr3NNZWtMeJ
Being a woman in my 30s now and living near where BTK lived (within 12 miles) I still won’t get the mail because I’ll never forget how he picked one of his victims just by seeing her get the mail.
14:45 Long time listener and I’ve got to commend the team behind this podcast for both choosing such a rewarding co-host, and for fostering this space where Anna seems to have the professional freedom to unearth -with sometimes unnerving specificity- those details which myself and the rest of your audience seek most. Much love ❤️
I think that her "sloppiness" just goes to highlight her isolation and detachment from emotional connection. She couldn't see from another person's perspective that a taxi driver wouldn't see someone with a bloody suitcase going to a remote location as weird or suspicious at all. Whether that was due to her sociopathic personality traits or more to the narcissistic side of her personality I don't know but the things she seems to have not planned through all the way seem to be the parts that involve seeing things from someone else's perspective ie the taxi driver, the CCTV etc.
I live in south korea, its weird but this year stabbings have just suddenly become a huge issue, its like one happened and got huge attention and suddenly a bunch of people with issues decided "yeah im gonna do that too"
People need their own minds. Why can't they ever come up with stuff on their own. Like here in the states with crashing planes because 911 did it. They call it inspiration i call it no originality and no creative mind of their own
@rachelman9316 i mean instead of people needing their own minds and more creativity in trying to kill or harm people, id say people need therapy and to deal with their issues making them want to do these things 🤣🤣
OMG I can't believe no one has commented on how much your guest looks like you Ana. I love watching your videos. Most of all is your "ability to NEVER talk over your guest. I exit a video really fast when that happens. Ana you and your guest are so respectful of each other. Don't change a thing.
Ana, thanks for mentioning the wonderful souls. The victims stories makes me cry all the time. I honor them . The most beautiful souls on earth… it just doesn’t seem fair 😢. Their stories have made me a more compassionate and empathetic human. Love and light to all. ❤🙏❤️
Great guest! I would for sure love to see her back! Also, thank you Ana for covering cases even if you "don't have all the information". You are right that the victim and the case still matters. If you as a listener don't like the podcast, then move on!
We never have all the information, even when it’s been to court. The only people who have all the information is the killer or defendants & the victim & they never get to say their side of the story for the most part.
37:06. That’s the damn problem. Do not think you need to hide disparities. It gives the abusers more power. Need to cover the cases that others don’t. The repeating of the *same cases over and over*, is disgusting. Especially when folks are murdered every single day. No excuse to keep playing the “mass media” cases *over and over again*. More respect for those that cover cases not in the mass media
btw it's absolutely unheard of for S korean authorities to release identities of victims. They just don't, period. It's also extremely rare for the authorities to reveal identities of indicted and/or convicted murderers. It's only in the recent couple years that they started releasing names/photos of select high-profile criminals publicly, in response to increasing public demand. Before this it was strictly limited to a handful of serial killers.
Its also very rare to see a life sentence, the light sentencing in sk can get incredibly infuriating but glad this one at least got an appropriate sentence
"We don't know what kind of true crime shows she was watching, but her methods were sloppy..." Lmao! If she'd have been a True Crime Daily fan she would have been far superior at the murder-age and never been even suspected! 😂😂
@@AnaGNews haha! I know what you mean! It's one of those tricky things with this particular interest - like saying "Oh I love true crime!" or naming your 'favourite' serial killer - it sounds really weird! 😂 I hope that 'true crime fan' doesn't become something of a warning sign to look out for in future killers - one look at my search history/list of documentaries/books/podcasts etc I've seen and they'd lock me up for life! 😂
I think that no matter what she watched, she just thought she knew better, when in fact she is a dimwit!! Columbo wouldn't even have needed to ask "just one more thing"
Love the look of the podcast today. Loved the black background & you sitting a bit closer. Plus you looked beautiful tonight as usual. The blurred out background of your host was a great touch too. 😊
How would she think that taking her fingerprints away would make them not identify someone who was killed in their own home. Who else would it have been? Dumb
Ana, if having someone named Jana is the closest im going to ever get to be a guest on TCD im glad it was this Jana! Lol she was awesome and way more accredited than myself lol😂 from one Janna to another Jana (same exact pronunciation) I salute her! She was very wise, informed and super knowledgeable in her field. She is awesome! As are you Ana!! Great showing and rest in peace to the victims, I hope their families are able to find some closure.
@@Mandapanda.Mote women than men are into true crime. I heard that it is a particular kind of empathy that makes women curious as to what motivates the criminal mind. Especially serial killers. Ann Rule is the Steven King of true crime aa far as creative output and sales.
Apart from that, women are half the population. Not as violent or rape inclined as men (obviously i am not talking about all men...just the actual criminals), but women are criminals too. Its ridiculous to only have men in these occupations! Thank you for not being sexist Scott🙂how stupid that i am thanking you for that😂🤦
A fascinating episode, as always. Two strong intelligent and articulate women who are incredibly astute noticing details of each crime. However, you both lead your investigations with compassion and a dogged determination to give every victim a voice. I was shocked to hear that some people complain about the cases you choose to profile Ana as I find every case you bring to the table worthwhile and fascinating. It’s impossible to please the general public, but for this particular viewer in Canada, I have absolute interest in every case you decide to talk about Every life is of value, and if we don’t have all the details, it doesn’t take away from giving the story its turn in the spotlight. Besides, you never know if talking about a certain case may shed new light on it or provide details from possible witnesses. Ana, You are a true inspiration, and every guest you bring on the program is truly remarkable. I live with chronic pain and I practice gratitude for all the many beautiful things in my life. I’m grateful that I have never personally lost someone I loved to a violent crime and I can’t imagine the tremendous pain that would cause. No one in this world deserves to be murdered. Why can we not simply be kinder to each other and accept our differences? That beautiful young lady who had three young children, and had touched so many young lives through her career as a gymnastics coach deserved to have a wonderful life. The selfishness of the young man who decided to end her life has impacted so many people that she worked with in her community. You can just see the beauty that radiated from her heart, and I just am devastated that her children have lost her as their mother. The crazy thing is this young man is now lost his life and freedom and for what? Such a senseless crime!
You just know that it won't be long before she's featured on a true crime show "How To NOT Get Away With Murder" with a bit of luck, she will feel humiliated as hell. Not the experience & notoriety she'd hoped for!
I was familiar with that first case. It's so disgusting. She shouldn't be out with a tracking device. She should be in prison. She's a very dangerous person.
Life in prison in South Korea is 20 years according to a quick google search. I am guessing the 30 years of being tracked is after the 20 years has already been served. Life without parole is until death but seems it was life sentence with parole.
I am a big true crime fan, but I would never think of killing someone. The best thing I learned from watching true crime shows is to immediately ask for an attorney when police want to talk to you, especially if you are innocent.
Same. It's INTERESTING to me, not an aspiration. It's fascinating, but it's horrifying. I've never once thought to myself, "I wonder what is like to kill somebody?" Just. No.
So many times I wanted in a meeting but I had no reason. I wish it wasn’t so abnormal to have such boundaries in work. Love that you spoke up in your interview for the fbi. 🤩
Hello Anna - I could listen to you and Jana talk true crime for hours! It was so neat getting a sneak peak of the studio on Instagram. It’s a lovely space but, I like the Podcast from your home because it feels more cozy. The occasional video of a foster dog is always fun too. 🐶🦴🐾 These cases are so heartbreaking and so senseless. I do believe the people that committed these crimes had narcissistic tendencies. So sad!
22:15 *OK* So if its not, *BAD CHILDHOOD* IF IT AINT *BAD PARENTING* IF IT AINT *MENTAL HEALTH* IF IT AINT *BAD ENVIRONMENT* Then… I think its *Human Nature*
You know my parents prepared me for the world when they signed me up for 2weeks away at camp I'm proud of my strick up-bringing wouldn't change a thing girls today are terrible things they do not permitted
I think these people watch these shows, study every aspect and then think " they can do it and GET AWAY WITH IT"- I think they think they can outsmart police....smh... just downloaded Jana's book. Condolences to all the families.
One thing i wish you would have asked her, Ana is about Familicide. For example ole chris watts. What drives a person like him and so many others who seem so normal, to have absolutely no issue offing their entire family. I mean I know he had a mistresses but there has to be more than just that, that would cause him to do the horrendous thing he did. That case has stuck with me. When it happened i was reading any and everything about it. I dont know why, but its one that just really made my mind wander. Hopefully we get to hear from Jana again!!!
Personally I don't think Chris Watts' case has been fully examined because no one wants to look at Chris and his relationship with his wife for fear of victim blaming. I think there are clues as to Chris and his wife relationships in those Facebook videos of his wife's. But remember it needs to be looked at through the lens of a man and the feeling of emasculation.
@@theresahenderson3534 I strongly disagree with this angle and I was always of the opinion that the new relationship with Nichole was the trigger that made him do it. From the many hours I spent with the case, Chris is a very simple man and had a very simple reason to do what he did, and feeling emasculated or being sick of his wife broadcasting their life is not one of those (in my opinion).
@@razmatazz9310Agreed...That is nowhere in the case..From what we got to see she doted on Chris... I think it had a lot more to do with his own selfishness & possibly the manipulation from the mistress!@ Lots of these types,ie S.Peterson, think that they are better looking & far too good for the wives they picked. They seem to have severe buyers remorse,that send them down some weird delusions of entrapment of dome sort in regards to the marriage & children.
@@theresahenderson3534I agree. In no way am I defending Chris Watt's actions, but it's dishonest to watch Shannan's oversharing videos (during which she's often criticizing and/or demeaning him), and not imagine the unexpressed, simmering rage within him. He was a weak man; a coward. By the time he'd killed those three human beings, he'd begun to see them as impediments to his moving on; and *costly* ones, at that--both in terms of his wallet and in the price he'd imagined that Shannan would exact in her long-term connection to him as a co-parent. He wanted a "clean slate." It's truly that simple. No ex-wife and three small children, in his eyes, frees him from the burdens of child support and continued connection to his ex-wife. Shannan rode him like a mule as she professed to love him. Can you imagine how she would have behaved as an ex-wife? Again, I am NOT excusing his actions. Not at all. I'm a woman. And a proud feminist. Shannan was so busy *performing* life (via a seemingly ceaseless stream of videos and oversharing) that she didn't seem to grasp how hollow her actual life had become. Neither Shannan nor Chris seemed to possess insight. She thought the "fix" for their troubled relationship lay within a pile of self-help books; his "fix" was murder.
Many narcissists are under the impression that they are amazingly intelligent. She is probably thinking she is too smart to get caught and believer her plans and was sure she could easily fool the police.
I love that this was women ran, our intuition and attention to detail is overlooked far too often. Thank you ladies for your genuine concern of the victims and their families. Bless you! 🩷
poor Ana for having to go back to the office. no reason for her to have done so. plus, i liked her home studio much much better than the black background.
I hate when ppl call these posts as attention seeking. Like yes. People are trying to call out for help when they don’t know how or don’t feel like they can.
This lady could be your sister or mother. Even your hair style is similar. I think you just dressed up differently and became your own guest. If you want something done right... Ana gets it.
It would be nice if profilers and mental health professionals would preface their description of serial murderers' characteristics by stating that not all people who prefer isolation engage in murder. Doing otherwise promotes a stereotype that casts doubts on those of us who enjoy our own company. Some of the United States' most notorious serial murders have had much more of a social life than I do, yet I have no desire to harm others. Additionally, although women might be less predisposed to violent behavior, including murder, than men, based on current news reports, they are catching up rather quickly.
There's a pretty big difference between people who just prefer to stay at home and people who literally don't leave their apartment at all, aka isolating. My guess would be you are not one of the latter.
I use to call the cellphone a devil tool because of all the evil stories until I needed therapy to recover from the ordeals I wanted to heal from dizzyworld
I had a horribly scarring psychologically speaking upbringing am fascinated by true crime, and I am always curious about the why they do it; what do they get from it, how does it feel to them? does it help them feel better in some weird way?, but I could no more hurt another than I could ride my bike to the moon what does that all say about me? and my chances of committing some horrible act some day?
I guess it was another one of those if I can't have you no one else can moments or he felt humiliated in some way since people have fragile egos now adays
It shouldn’t be the standard for listening to these podcasts, either: the details. Victims deserve to be known regardless of how serious or well known.
She couldn't be that bored with life somebody needs to study as having a psychiatrist to find out why an what makes her want to hurt or kill someone to help others from being murdered by someone that feels like her it's important "NO EXCUSES" wear a tee- shirt 😔
From what I gather from various Korean news outlets , the ankle monitor is included in case she gets paroled. By the way, her father is a career criminal and was (possibly still is) incarcerated at the time of the crime.
What cabby actually gives a passenger a ride with a bloody suitcase? Didn't he help her with it when she was getting in his cab? 😯😨 No way would I drive out to in remote place with someone with a bloody suitcase!! I wonder when he noticed it?
12:00 seriously? Was she so bad at murdering that she needed to stab the victim 100 times? What kind of question is this? Obviously it was the thrill and built up excitement or whatever you want to call it that kept her stabbing. First of all no matter how bad you are at plunging a knife into someone it’s not going to take you 100 tries to get it right, nor could someone even remotely survive even a quarter of those stabs. Secondly we see this all the time with stabbing murders, generally when the person knows the victim and it’s a crime of passion. There’s so much emotion, rage, hate, or in this case excitement, thrill, possibly even pleasure that the person can’t bring themselves to stop.
Serial killers in some of the country s over there r getting almost like movie star treatment it s crazy to see like hero s the stories r ran in the papers and the public cant get enough maybe she wanted the fame we here in America kind of do the same thing but we dont make them seem like they r doing right when the police cant catch them its so weird they r folk hero s
Busan federally are lying. 100 times is personal. She's always had those fantasies. 🤦🏼♀️ I feel like she had known her victim. Quantico should absolutely know it too. 😂
Jana is such an inpriation! She was a woman in a male oreintated job in drifferent times and still went on to be top of her game and make a real difference despite being treated differently just cos of gender 🎉❤Cant wait to read the book!
Replay crew! 🫶🏽 Thank you Ana and Jana for another fantastic podcast episode. I am surprised that I hadn’t heard of either of these heartbreaking cases prior to this podcast episode. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families and loved ones. 💞
I disagree when I’m watching a true crime documentary,and of course they will be question suspect after suspects,and if that person has been cleared of wrongdoing why do they still mention their names?? I find that really annoying because as far as I’m concerned they are just trying to fill in the blanks to make the video last longer even though they repeat the same question answer over & over again?? Would you like to see your own name mentioned in a criminal investigation even though you’ve been cleared i wouldn’t,or think of it this way what if that person is your son or daughter again why would you mention their names coz there are crazy people out there who might think that you had to do something with the murder knowing full well that you were not involved in any wrongdoing? I read the comments it amazes me how many arrogant & ignorant people are out there convinced that you committed that crime it’s absolutely unnecessary!? This isn’t just in western countries it’s all over the world 🌍 English being my 7th language I watch a lot of true crime stories I find them interesting,and educational.! I’m trying to understand why is there so many crimes in America for example best friends killing each other,children killing their parents,or mentally disturbed students having access to guns in their homes decides to go to school kill as many students teachers as they can,and where are their parents in one of the school shootings I can’t remember which one it was,but his mother was a psychologist father was a criminal lawyer how is this possible?? The question of this video is why,and we still don’t know? Parents who have lost children they make it their mission in life to spread the message in schools 🏫 still nothing makes a difference whatsoever? Example: How many college students get r…d,murdered every year for not being responsible when it comes to drinking getting so drunk 🥴 and all of a sudden they are missing it’s heart 💔 breaking yet it’s their own fault because we are living in such a weird dark world we cannot trust anyone sober let alone drunk?? 🇦🇺👏❤️✌️🌏👋
The questions and comments on these shows are so dumb. She deals with murders every day but can't wrap her head around how someone can murder...oooook sure. We got women all over the news murdering their own children and now we're shocked that this lady killed a stranger after obsessing over true crime. This channel literally covers the trial of the guy who killed the college student who pretty much did the same thing.
That's not how she meant it. It's not in her realm of thinking to even conceive of how or why to want to kill someone. She knows it happens, but her mind cannot go to that same state of mind as a killer.
I am a dad of a 7 year old boy that was kidnapped to South Korea.
Korea is a partner country of "Hague convention" that is supposed to promptly return children that were illegally taken across the border.
FBI was trying to book a flight to Korea to rescue the child. However, Korean government stopped them saying this is a civil matter and because it is not criminal in Korea, the dad should go through civil court. (Especially because Korea is a signatory state of Hague convention)
I did. Korea took 2 years to make a final decision that this boy has to PROMPTLY return to the US. But they didn't prepare an enforcement mechanism. I got a total of 10 court orders just in Korea(including the Korean Supreme court order). And my son Bryan's 3 week trip became a 5 year separation from me.
I talked to multiple Korean officials and although they admit the problem, nobody is taking responsibility.
They ask the child who doesn't even remember dad "Do you wanna stay here, or do you wanna go to Dad?" And if he says he wants to stay, they go home.
They say it's too late. "He doesn't remember you, so what do you want us to do?"
Korea calls this respecting the child.
On the other hand US court orders clearly states that the mother has serious concerns of mental issues and she is a threat to the child. The patenting evaluator said this is a form of child abuse.
Korea ignores this problem. They just say we can't do anything.
I love Korea and I wanted to trust that they can respect the law, but I am at a point that I have to take this into my own hands and raise public awareness. Last time I protested at Pike Place Market, and this time I went to Korean Consulate in Seattle.
[Watch Video](ruclips.net/video/4wXAvR_J6RI/видео.htmlsi=gY5cZd-HM1ycaGdg)
I would appreciate it if you can spread the words, and tell people.
If we can't bring Bryan back, no children will be safe from being abducted to South Korea.
Thank you.
ruclips.net/video/4wXAvR_J6RI/видео.htmlsi=mfEDZbr3NNZWtMeJ
If the girl was curious to see how murder felt, I’m sure it was accompanied by the curiosity of prison life
It’s a package deal!
Junko Furotas killers are out and well, smh.
Being a woman in my 30s now and living near where BTK lived (within 12 miles) I still won’t get the mail because I’ll never forget how he picked one of his victims just by seeing her get the mail.
14:45 Long time listener and I’ve got to commend the team behind this podcast for both choosing such a rewarding co-host, and for fostering this space where Anna seems to have the professional freedom to unearth -with sometimes unnerving specificity- those details which myself and the rest of your audience seek most. Much love ❤️
Thanks for joining, Jana. I can't wait to check the book out.
I think that her "sloppiness" just goes to highlight her isolation and detachment from emotional connection. She couldn't see from another person's perspective that a taxi driver wouldn't see someone with a bloody suitcase going to a remote location as weird or suspicious at all. Whether that was due to her sociopathic personality traits or more to the narcissistic side of her personality I don't know but the things she seems to have not planned through all the way seem to be the parts that involve seeing things from someone else's perspective ie the taxi driver, the CCTV etc.
Ana is just the best, never miss an episode! ❤
I live in south korea, its weird but this year stabbings have just suddenly become a huge issue, its like one happened and got huge attention and suddenly a bunch of people with issues decided "yeah im gonna do that too"
People need their own minds. Why can't they ever come up with stuff on their own. Like here in the states with crashing planes because 911 did it. They call it inspiration i call it no originality and no creative mind of their own
@rachelman9316 i mean instead of people needing their own minds and more creativity in trying to kill or harm people, id say people need therapy and to deal with their issues making them want to do these things 🤣🤣
OMG I can't believe no one has commented on how much your guest looks like you Ana. I love watching your videos. Most of all is your "ability to NEVER talk over your guest. I exit a video really fast when that happens. Ana you and your guest are so respectful of each other. Don't change a thing.
I see it now 😅
I see it
I thought the same❤
Exactly I just posted it then read your comment I had to take a double look almost like an older version of Anna Garcia
Ana, thanks for mentioning the wonderful souls. The victims stories makes me cry all the time. I honor them . The most beautiful souls on earth… it just doesn’t seem fair 😢. Their stories have made me a more compassionate and empathetic human. Love and light to all. ❤🙏❤️
You are such a compassionate advocate, Thank you for everything you do Ana!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great guest! I would for sure love to see her back! Also, thank you Ana for covering cases even if you "don't have all the information". You are right that the victim and the case still matters. If you as a listener don't like the podcast, then move on!
Thank you…🙏🏼
Totally - really enjoyed hearing her insight. The depth of her experience totally comes through during this episode!
Is it me or does that girl look like an older Anna Garcia? Maybe it’s me idk
We never have all the information, even when it’s been to court. The only people who have all the information is the killer or defendants & the victim & they never get to say their side of the story for the most part.
37:06. That’s the damn problem. Do not think you need to hide disparities. It gives the abusers more power. Need to cover the cases that others don’t. The repeating of the *same cases over and over*, is disgusting. Especially when folks are murdered every single day. No excuse to keep playing the “mass media” cases *over and over again*. More respect for those that cover cases not in the mass media
I have always believed that my oldest brother is a serial killer that has never been caught.
That is scary, what makes u think that if u dont mind me asking
Really? What makes you think that?
Big burden too carry, hope your alright.
Perhaps you should tell someone before you are next. Family usually gets it first.
Stop lying! 😂
btw it's absolutely unheard of for S korean authorities to release identities of victims. They just don't, period. It's also extremely rare for the authorities to reveal identities of indicted and/or convicted murderers. It's only in the recent couple years that they started releasing names/photos of select high-profile criminals publicly, in response to increasing public demand. Before this it was strictly limited to a handful of serial killers.
Russia does this a lot as well and refuses them interviews with media.
Actually now that I think of it, a lot of smaller Asian countries do it.
Its also very rare to see a life sentence, the light sentencing in sk can get incredibly infuriating but glad this one at least got an appropriate sentence
Thank you for that insight
"We don't know what kind of true crime shows she was watching, but her methods were sloppy..."
Lmao! If she'd have been a True Crime Daily fan she would have been far superior at the murder-age and never been even suspected! 😂😂
I like to think at least more knowledgeable in the latest technology… though, I guess that sounds weird
@@AnaGNews haha! I know what you mean! It's one of those tricky things with this particular interest - like saying "Oh I love true crime!" or naming your 'favourite' serial killer - it sounds really weird! 😂 I hope that 'true crime fan' doesn't become something of a warning sign to look out for in future killers - one look at my search history/list of documentaries/books/podcasts etc I've seen and they'd lock me up for life! 😂
I think that no matter what she watched, she just thought she knew better, when in fact she is a dimwit!! Columbo wouldn't even have needed to ask "just one more thing"
Dang I didn’t realize I was subscribed to this channel.
Love the look of the podcast today. Loved the black background & you sitting a bit closer. Plus you looked beautiful tonight as usual. The blurred out background of your host was a great touch too. 😊
Ana!!! This slam poet look and vibe is just *chef's kiss* always the absolute best podcast in town!!
Thank you, Jana, for your insights! ( The Rogers case haunts me too😢)
Ana fabulous episode as usual!
Thank you
Thank you Jana!
How would she think that taking her fingerprints away would make them not identify someone who was killed in their own home. Who else would it have been? Dumb
Exactly
She said she watches crime shows, didn't say she understood them 😂
@@ShrinkRaishe watched them but thought she knew better. Thankfully, she is actually a dimwit!
Ana, if having someone named Jana is the closest im going to ever get to be a guest on TCD im glad it was this Jana! Lol she was awesome and way more accredited than myself lol😂 from one Janna to another Jana (same exact pronunciation) I salute her! She was very wise, informed and super knowledgeable in her field. She is awesome! As are you Ana!! Great showing and rest in peace to the victims, I hope their families are able to find some closure.
Janna and Jana are fabulous
@@AnaGNews you are fabulous!!! Always enjoy the content! Have a great one, excited for the next episode!!
Great guest and I enjoyed that you spent a while talking to her 😊 Have a wonderful evening everyone!
As a 51 yr old male I believe you definitely need a woman’s insite on crimes..women think differently
We sure do! We are natural investigators lol. We will find out EVERYTHING 😂❤
@@Mandapanda.Mote women than men are into true crime. I heard that it is a particular kind of empathy that makes women curious as to what motivates the criminal mind. Especially serial killers. Ann Rule is the Steven King of true crime aa far as creative output and sales.
Interesting perspective
🙄🥱@@sotunijek7418
Apart from that, women are half the population. Not as violent or rape inclined as men (obviously i am not talking about all men...just the actual criminals), but women are criminals too. Its ridiculous to only have men in these occupations! Thank you for not being sexist Scott🙂how stupid that i am thanking you for that😂🤦
Ana you got me hooked on your podcast just to hear your voice ( not lying) jamaican in the house 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Me too, Ana's voice is compelling.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Ana, nice to have you back. True Crime Daily isn't the same without you
Such a great guest, I could listen to her and Ana all day!
Thank you 🙏🏼
A fascinating episode, as always. Two strong intelligent and articulate women who are incredibly astute noticing details of each crime. However, you both lead your investigations with compassion and a dogged determination to give every victim a voice.
I was shocked to hear that some people complain about the cases you choose to profile Ana as I find every case you bring to the table worthwhile and fascinating. It’s impossible to please the general public, but for this particular viewer in Canada, I have absolute interest in every case you decide to talk about
Every life is of value, and if we don’t have all the details, it doesn’t take away from giving the story its turn in the spotlight. Besides, you never know if talking about a certain case may shed new light on it or provide details from possible witnesses.
Ana, You are a true inspiration, and every guest you bring on the program is truly remarkable.
I live with chronic pain and I practice gratitude for all the many beautiful things in my life. I’m grateful that I have never personally lost someone I loved to a violent crime and I can’t imagine the tremendous pain that would cause. No one in this world deserves to be murdered.
Why can we not simply be kinder to each other and accept our differences?
That beautiful young lady who had three young children, and had touched so many young lives through her career as a gymnastics coach deserved to have a wonderful life. The selfishness of the young man who decided to end her life has impacted so many people that she worked with in her community. You can just see the beauty that radiated from her heart, and I just am devastated that her children have lost her as their mother. The crazy thing is this young man is now lost his life and freedom and for what? Such a senseless crime!
I appreciate your guest!
Love the new look!! ❤❤❤
Just purchased the book on audible. Thank you ❤
I love the Spirit of desire for truth that drives you both..
God speed
Thank you 🙏🏼
No, its still pretty cowardly ma'am. He waited till she was sleep, thats a huge coward right there.
You just know that it won't be long before she's featured on a true crime show "How To NOT Get Away With Murder" with a bit of luck, she will feel humiliated as hell. Not the experience & notoriety she'd hoped for!
I was familiar with that first case. It's so disgusting. She shouldn't be out with a tracking device. She should be in prison. She's a very dangerous person.
Life in prison in South Korea is 20 years according to a quick google search. I am guessing the 30 years of being tracked is after the 20 years has already been served. Life without parole is until death but seems it was life sentence with parole.
I am a big true crime fan, but I would never think of killing someone. The best thing I learned from watching true crime shows is to immediately ask for an attorney when police want to talk to you, especially if you are innocent.
Same. It's INTERESTING to me, not an aspiration. It's fascinating, but it's horrifying. I've never once thought to myself, "I wonder what is like to kill somebody?" Just. No.
Who needs this advice??? Innocent people would be nowhere near the crime scene.
@@crypton_8l87 Ever heard of the innocence project? Innocent people get convicted for crimes they didn’t commit all the time
So many times I wanted in a meeting but I had no reason. I wish it wasn’t so abnormal to have such boundaries in work. Love that you spoke up in your interview for the fbi. 🤩
Hello Anna - I could listen to you and Jana talk true crime for hours! It was so neat getting a sneak peak of the studio on Instagram. It’s a lovely space but, I like the Podcast from your home because it feels more cozy. The occasional video of a foster dog is always fun too. 🐶🦴🐾 These cases are so heartbreaking and so senseless. I do believe the people that committed these crimes had narcissistic tendencies. So sad!
It was certainly different!
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*OK*
So if its not, *BAD CHILDHOOD*
IF IT AINT *BAD PARENTING*
IF IT AINT *MENTAL HEALTH*
IF IT AINT *BAD ENVIRONMENT*
Then… I think its
*Human Nature*
Oh Ana, this New Zealand Nana has missed you on here!! There's no replacement for our Ana!! Never!! 💗🌟🌞🙋🏼♀️🧭🌏
Isnt today thursday?? Podcast is a day early! Lol
It is Thursday and it is early. One of nutty weeks
You know my parents prepared me for the world when they signed me up for 2weeks away at camp I'm proud of my strick up-bringing wouldn't change a thing girls today are terrible things they do not permitted
I think these people watch these shows, study every aspect and then think " they can do it and GET AWAY WITH IT"- I think they think they can outsmart police....smh... just downloaded Jana's book. Condolences to all the families.
One thing i wish you would have asked her, Ana is about Familicide. For example ole chris watts. What drives a person like him and so many others who seem so normal, to have absolutely no issue offing their entire family. I mean I know he had a mistresses but there has to be more than just that, that would cause him to do the horrendous thing he did. That case has stuck with me. When it happened i was reading any and everything about it. I dont know why, but its one that just really made my mind wander. Hopefully we get to hear from Jana again!!!
Personally I don't think Chris Watts' case has been fully examined because no one wants to look at Chris and his relationship with his wife for fear of victim blaming. I think there are clues as to Chris and his wife relationships in those Facebook videos of his wife's. But remember it needs to be looked at through the lens of a man and the feeling of emasculation.
@@theresahenderson3534 I strongly disagree with this angle and I was always of the opinion that the new relationship with Nichole was the trigger that made him do it. From the many hours I spent with the case, Chris is a very simple man and had a very simple reason to do what he did, and feeling emasculated or being sick of his wife broadcasting their life is not one of those (in my opinion).
@@razmatazz9310Agreed...That is nowhere in the case..From what we got to see she doted on Chris...
I think it had a lot more to do with his own selfishness & possibly the manipulation from the mistress!@
Lots of these types,ie S.Peterson, think that they are better looking & far too good for the wives they picked.
They seem to have severe buyers remorse,that send them down some weird delusions of entrapment of dome sort in regards to the marriage & children.
@@theresahenderson3534I agree. In no way am I defending Chris Watt's actions, but it's dishonest to watch Shannan's oversharing videos (during which she's often criticizing and/or demeaning him), and not imagine the unexpressed, simmering rage within him. He was a weak man; a coward. By the time he'd killed those three human beings, he'd begun to see them as impediments to his moving on; and *costly* ones, at that--both in terms of his wallet and in the price he'd imagined that Shannan would exact in her long-term connection to him as a co-parent. He wanted a "clean slate." It's truly that simple. No ex-wife and three small children, in his eyes, frees him from the burdens of child support and continued connection to his ex-wife. Shannan rode him like a mule as she professed to love him. Can you imagine how she would have behaved as an ex-wife? Again, I am NOT excusing his actions. Not at all. I'm a woman. And a proud feminist. Shannan was so busy *performing* life (via a seemingly ceaseless stream of videos and oversharing) that she didn't seem to grasp how hollow her actual life had become. Neither Shannan nor Chris seemed to possess insight. She thought the "fix" for their troubled relationship lay within a pile of self-help books; his "fix" was murder.
Many narcissists are under the impression that they are amazingly intelligent. She is probably thinking she is too smart to get caught and believer her plans and was sure she could easily fool the police.
I love that this was women ran, our intuition and attention to detail is overlooked far too often. Thank you ladies for your genuine concern of the victims and their families. Bless you! 🩷
i bet the most common word in her book would be "ABSOLUTELY"
poor Ana for having to go back to the office. no reason for her to have done so. plus, i liked her home studio much much better than the black background.
I hate when ppl call these posts as attention seeking. Like yes. People are trying to call out for help when they don’t know how or don’t feel like they can.
This lady could be your sister or mother. Even your hair style is similar. I think you just dressed up differently and became your own guest. If you want something done right... Ana gets it.
If she killed the young woman in her own apartment, why did she feel the need to get rid of the body! 🤷🏽♀️
I think the location tracking device could be because she was able to disguise herself so easily
Yikes, thanks for saying something Ana. She was harsh.
It would be nice if profilers and mental health professionals would preface their description of serial murderers' characteristics by stating that not all people who prefer isolation engage in murder. Doing otherwise promotes a stereotype that casts doubts on those of us who enjoy our own company. Some of the United States' most notorious serial murders have had much more of a social life than I do, yet I have no desire to harm others. Additionally, although women might be less predisposed to violent behavior, including murder, than men, based on current news reports, they are catching up rather quickly.
There's a pretty big difference between people who just prefer to stay at home and people who literally don't leave their apartment at all, aka isolating. My guess would be you are not one of the latter.
I use to call the cellphone a devil tool because of all the evil stories until I needed therapy to recover from the ordeals I wanted to heal from dizzyworld
New upload 👏
I had a horribly scarring psychologically speaking upbringing am fascinated by true crime, and I am always curious about the why they do it; what do they get from it, how does it feel to them? does it help them feel better in some weird way?, but I could no more hurt another than I could ride my bike to the moon what does that all say about me? and my chances of committing some horrible act some day?
Jana is a legend -- my library has four copies of her book and I've asked to borrow one. Can't wait to read it! Underwire bras, eh?
Crazy right ??
Are you two using the same filter? I was confused as to who was who for a moment. 😅
Actually- not using a filter. I was in our NY studio and that is there setup
The post rationalisation, is called cynical rationality. They know what they are doing, yet they do it anyway.
I guess it was another one of those if I can't have you no one else can moments or he felt humiliated in some way since people have fragile egos now adays
Kudos on both sides perspective(s) very interesting
It shouldn’t be the standard for listening to these podcasts, either: the details. Victims deserve to be known regardless of how serious or well known.
She couldn't be that bored with life somebody needs to study as having a psychiatrist to find out why an what makes her want to hurt or kill someone to help others from being murdered by someone that feels like her it's important "NO EXCUSES" wear a tee- shirt 😔
OBSESSION = CONTROLLED BY AN EVIL SPIRIT.
Should I ask about her parents?
From what I gather from various Korean news outlets , the ankle monitor is included in case she gets paroled. By the way, her father is a career criminal and was (possibly still is) incarcerated at the time of the crime.
Really ?????
One of his biggest crimes was creating her!
I'm curious but not THAT curious!!!! His she not heard that curiosity KILLED the cat?!? 🤔
What a great guest good show!!Ana, Maybe it's the glasses, or your new face cream😂 but you look ten years younger
What cabby actually gives a passenger a ride with a bloody suitcase? Didn't he help her with it when she was getting in his cab? 😯😨 No way would I drive out to in remote place with someone with a bloody suitcase!! I wonder when he noticed it?
Welcome beautiful Jana❤
I'm a tutor. This creeps me out!
Great guest! I miss your living room! Lol
12:00 seriously? Was she so bad at murdering that she needed to stab the victim 100 times? What kind of question is this? Obviously it was the thrill and built up excitement or whatever you want to call it that kept her stabbing.
First of all no matter how bad you are at plunging a knife into someone it’s not going to take you 100 tries to get it right, nor could someone even remotely survive even a quarter of those stabs.
Secondly we see this all the time with stabbing murders, generally when the person knows the victim and it’s a crime of passion. There’s so much emotion, rage, hate, or in this case excitement, thrill, possibly even pleasure that the person can’t bring themselves to stop.
So...if I watch science programs, would that make me a scientist? 🤔 I am unsubscribing from my law and channels, just in case. 😂 jk
Serial killers in some of the country s over there r getting almost like movie star treatment it s crazy to see like hero s the stories r ran in the papers and the public cant get enough maybe she wanted the fame we here in America kind of do the same thing but we dont make them seem like they r doing right when the police cant catch them its so weird they r folk hero s
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Busan federally are lying. 100 times is personal. She's always had those fantasies. 🤦🏼♀️ I feel like she had known her victim. Quantico should absolutely know it too. 😂
Hello Beautiful Ana!!❤
Why is it such a big deal to be a cheer leader in the States?
Jana is such an inpriation! She was a woman in a male oreintated job in drifferent times and still went on to be top of her game and make a real difference despite being treated differently just cos of gender 🎉❤Cant wait to read the book!
Did she have mental problems that caused her to be sloppy? (1st I heard of this).
I think there's arguments for and against releasing the victims name(s).
Of course she will get caught rt away in SK because every corner and street there has camera, i live in Cali but I feel more safe there walking alone
Right?? Unless u are really in an old ass town or in the mountains its pretty hard doing anything without leaving a trail
I may be wrong but isn't she the producer of her stories on "Bones"?
Jana is my new role model. I love how she expresses and how her minds works. Just wow. ❤
Don’t killers kill out of curiosity? This isn’t new news
Replay crew! 🫶🏽 Thank you Ana and Jana for another fantastic podcast episode.
I am surprised that I hadn’t heard of either of these heartbreaking cases prior to this podcast episode. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families and loved ones. 💞
No such thing as "equity"
Is the lady on the right real or created by A.I.?
Train to Busan
I disagree when I’m watching a true crime documentary,and of course they will be question suspect after suspects,and if that person has been cleared of wrongdoing why do they still mention their names??
I find that really annoying because as far as I’m concerned they are just trying to fill in the blanks to make the video last longer even though they repeat the same question answer over & over again??
Would you like to see your own name mentioned in a criminal investigation even though you’ve been cleared i wouldn’t,or think of it this way what if that person is your son or daughter again why would you mention their names coz there are crazy people out there who might think that you had to do something with the murder knowing full well that you were not involved in any wrongdoing?
I read the comments it amazes me how many arrogant & ignorant people are out there convinced that you committed that crime it’s absolutely unnecessary!?
This isn’t just in western countries it’s all over the world 🌍 English being my 7th language I watch a lot of true crime stories I find them interesting,and educational.!
I’m trying to understand why is there so many crimes in America for example best friends killing each other,children killing their parents,or mentally disturbed students having access to guns in their homes decides to go to school kill as many students teachers as they can,and where are their parents in one of the school shootings I can’t remember which one it was,but his mother was a psychologist father was a criminal lawyer how is this possible??
The question of this video is why,and we still don’t know?
Parents who have lost children they make it their mission in life to spread the message in schools 🏫 still nothing makes a difference whatsoever?
Example: How many college students get r…d,murdered every year for not being responsible when it comes to drinking getting so drunk 🥴 and all of a sudden they are missing it’s heart 💔 breaking yet it’s their own fault because we are living in such a weird dark world we cannot trust anyone sober let alone drunk??
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OMG stop with the plastic surgery already. So sad and disturbing.
You hardly ever show any pictures or videos, only your own face. Who killed who?
Just like bryan kohbergger
The questions and comments on these shows are so dumb. She deals with murders every day but can't wrap her head around how someone can murder...oooook sure. We got women all over the news murdering their own children and now we're shocked that this lady killed a stranger after obsessing over true crime. This channel literally covers the trial of the guy who killed the college student who pretty much did the same thing.
That's not how she meant it. It's not in her realm of thinking to even conceive of how or why to want to kill someone. She knows it happens, but her mind cannot go to that same state of mind as a killer.
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