Swingers, Snipers & Murder | The Case of Darren Mack

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
  • Over time, the explosively passionate relationship between millionaire couple Darren Mack and Charla Sampsel would turn from fortune and indulgence, into toxicity and hate. And when court judge Chuck Weller was brought in... the situation worsened.
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    00:00 Intro
    01:12 The Life of Charla Sampsel
    03:09 The Life of Darren Mack
    04:47 The Rise & Fall of Charla and Darren's Relationship
    09:00 Chuck Weller's Decision
    12:29 June 12th, 2006
    15:32 Crime scene Analysis
    17:32 On the run...
    20:12 Legal proceedings
    23:48 Aftermath
    24:40 Outro
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  • @eggsngritstn
    @eggsngritstn Год назад +504

    "How do you feel about the death of Charla?" Goes on a rant about the "whole day". Narcissism is strong with this one.

    • @2degucitas
      @2degucitas Год назад +48

      "Don't forget I lost a wife, too!" Oh boohoo

    • @17thknight
      @17thknight Год назад

      Dude was crying because he would "only" be making a yearly salary every *month*. Such a piece of garbage.

    • @bimgorling2036
      @bimgorling2036 Год назад +13

      Noticed that one too, yikes!
      I don't like that the diagnosis narcissism is being thrown around so much these days, but I absolutely agree with you on this one and heard the narc alarm going off so loudly on him!

    • @scorch4299
      @scorch4299 Год назад

      well she did kick him in the balls, key his car, yell at him on the phone, and take a quarter of his income and half his daughter.....

    • @lordbiscuitthetossable5352
      @lordbiscuitthetossable5352 4 месяца назад +1

      @@bimgorling2036 I kind of had the same impression during his interview before the murders. That guy was slinging around big words that were only there to enhance his image, rather then serve any practical purpose. It's interesting really how early the signs are observed.

  • @methequin7239
    @methequin7239 Год назад +1642

    and the one who pays the most in this case are the children... how a parent could do that to their own child is beyond cruel

    • @sythiadawn
      @sythiadawn Год назад +74

      It's always the children who pay the highest price for adult stupidity!!

    • @triggerhappy8872
      @triggerhappy8872 Год назад +44

      Yeh how a parent “mother” is so greedy & wants more & more money & keeps pushing him to the point of bankruptcy & then everyone wonder’s why things go bad.

    • @bobby9192
      @bobby9192 Год назад +4

      They had to pay over $1m?

    • @silvermainecoons3269
      @silvermainecoons3269 Год назад

      @@triggerhappy8872 Found the incel, or are you more of a MGTOW? No one put a gun to his head and forced him to get married.

    • @markmike7933
      @markmike7933 Год назад +22

      I'd say losing ones life is the biggest payment. The kids can still have good loves. Lots of kids who have lost parents have.
      The wife is DEAD. She's not gonna have a good life

  • @ZiggaMau
    @ZiggaMau Год назад +49

    Thank you for not keeping me in suspense about the dog, I hate when we never find out.

    • @ZiggaMau
      @ZiggaMau 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@GNMi79 If the dog made it or not

  • @jskrelz
    @jskrelz Год назад +174

    It's unbelievable how it can be proven that one is a sociopath or psychopath heck even a narcissist by watching them trying to cry yet can't ever shed a tear.

    • @WolfieDawn
      @WolfieDawn Год назад +21

      Or being able to cry but being able to switch it off in an instant

    • @missmiraink
      @missmiraink Год назад +3

      Oh he had that voice crack down tho lol

    • @nicolettaveganthibeault8781
      @nicolettaveganthibeault8781 Год назад +1

      Well he did cry but only when he wanted to play the victim.. never shed a tear for the actual victims

    • @desertdaisymarie6951
      @desertdaisymarie6951 Год назад +3

      Doesn't mean shit, there are legitimate reasons why people don't she'd tears when crying..

    • @CoutureThug
      @CoutureThug Год назад +3

      Amber Heard lol

  • @BertLensch
    @BertLensch Год назад +2959

    If Charla did in fact pull a gun on him, then Darren may have had a self-defense claim; however, the fact that he both took a shot at the Judge over his divorce case before fleeing to Mexico under an assumed name in a vehicle rented ahead of time all cast a very long shadow of reasonable doubt on any self-defense claim.

    • @jimschleich8753
      @jimschleich8753 Год назад +147

      And where's the gun? Is he claiming he successfully ditched that while keeping a brief case full of evidence?

    • @debbied9997
      @debbied9997 Год назад +130

      Right, and if she did pull a gun, where is it? Wouldn't that be displayed in court and proof of his story? No, this guy liked to have his own way whenever, wherever.

    • @Zenbee723
      @Zenbee723 Год назад +116

      no gun found on Charla. Darren's to-do list left behind in his condo clearly shows premeditation of both crimes

    • @chrissyyy7150
      @chrissyyy7150 Год назад

      @@debbied9997 he’s just a dumb bitter man trying to justify him kill his wife

    • @peamutbubber
      @peamutbubber Год назад

      he clearly planned the murder, nobody gets 20 credit cards and a fake id in preparation to meet their ex wife. Unfortunately it was pre meditated

  • @sepulchrums
    @sepulchrums Год назад +1874

    Jesus, to say he lost a wife too, after murdering her in cold blood is absolutely abhorrent and despicable.

    • @ginapuckett5200
      @ginapuckett5200 Год назад +29

      perfect soundbite for all of his parole hearings

    • @amapaigek4447
      @amapaigek4447 Год назад +3

      @@Die-Angst who knows....🙃

    • @NyxyPixie
      @NyxyPixie Год назад +65

      That hit me really hard too. What a self pitying weasel.

    • @heathers432
      @heathers432 Год назад +79

      A true narcissist. He just HAS to make himself the victim at every turn.

    • @Kari.F.
      @Kari.F. Год назад +1

      Yeah, nothing drives home the level of entitled narcissism quite like that. He was the one who wanted her dead, and we're supposed to feel sorry for him for getting what he wanted. Self-pity rather than accepting full responsibility, just like a child with defiancy disorder. His parents succeeding in raising a glorious narcissist, I'll give them that!

  • @ew4932
    @ew4932 Год назад +28

    Why did it take Daniel two hours to call the police after he had a very good idea what was going on while he took their daughter out of the home?

  • @jeanaerowley7150
    @jeanaerowley7150 Год назад +392

    The sheer amount of preparation and PREMEDITATION is off the charts in this case! He is simply a malignant narcissist. He gave his wife no respect or recognition for her help in building their company, therefore in his eyes, it was all his! She was a freeloading lazy person that was taking his shit. My god he’s a sick bastard.

    • @sonyatucholski9489
      @sonyatucholski9489 Год назад +6

      He is but for every man like this there 2 women who don't take responsibility I don't condone murder but these men in these comments prove it's real evil in this world why summon it?

    • @pippa3150
      @pippa3150 Год назад +1

      @Sonya Tucholski. Are you freaking kidding me with that? First of all, I would LOVE to know where you got that statistic. Oh. Out of your ass? Ok. Second, no woman deserves anything like this to happen to her. What is she supposed to take responsibilty for?????

    • @junglekutz5625
      @junglekutz5625 Год назад +10

      Maybe she was a freeloader, who knows. The whole point that's being made by him is that the fact that he feels that she doesn't deserve what the judge is saying. Just because she wanted them to stop living the party type lifestyle that their relationship was built on (after she had a child with him) doesn't mean that she's someone that he respects in a certain light. She may have just been a good fit for how he wanted to get down. Only to then want to turn around and change him, when convenient for her. Maybe he is an asshole, but he knows her character well and he may feel that she is an asshole as well, that is getting an easy pay day based on her having a child with him. Plus, the business that he has was built by his family....... not him and his wife. When dealing with certain aquarians the negative sides to them are either very well controlled or due to the lack of self control, they will revert to doing stupid shit that will place them in a position of regret. That sign is very diabolical in nature, so I understand how bim buying into needing to win at all cost vs taking a different direction ended up burying him. She was pretty much a control freak that was aiming to break and control him by way of using the system.

    • @Ep0nz
      @Ep0nz Год назад +24

      Building the company? He was a successful business owner long before she even came into the picture…

    • @jeffshackleford3152
      @jeffshackleford3152 Год назад +22

      @@Ep0nz exactly so she has no claim to equity in the business.

  • @mariojdelrio
    @mariojdelrio Год назад +917

    I don't know if it's just me, but as someone who binged your videos since first hearing you some time ago, your storytelling has improved so much! I always thought you were a great storyteller, but lately these past few videos you've been able to maintain this grip of attention and suspense. You've also added some sound clips too to help with the narrative. I really enjoy it!! Amazing work !

    • @CoffeehouseCrime
      @CoffeehouseCrime  Год назад +164

      Thank you! Always striving to be better!

    • @GamingLocs
      @GamingLocs Год назад +29

      Agreed man, couldn’t say better myself!💯 Just quality content 🤌🏽

    • @truenokill
      @truenokill Год назад +17

      Agreed! This one is up there!!

    • @jagomae.
      @jagomae. Год назад +12

      Yup , the ‘ and wth that being saids ‘ have minimised , and there is a definite comfy growth 😳 in confidence , well done ✨

    • @duchessofhazjack4878
      @duchessofhazjack4878 Год назад +8

      Adrian & Mollie Westbrook are my favourites. I've tried to get into others and I DO like MrBallen but even he just gets daft with his fictional ghost stories and you end up not knowing what's true. I feel like you know where you are with Adrian and Mollie and they're so sweet and respectful.

  • @empressmarowynn
    @empressmarowynn Год назад +1444

    I once fostered a friend's daughter for 6 months because she was in and out of rehab and couldn't care for her kid until she was clean. We went to family court to get me added as a legal guardian and we were the last out of about ten cases to go before the judge. All the ones before us were these couples bitterly fighting over their kids and money and accusing each other of all these horrible things, regardless of whether they were true or not. I could see how exhausted the judge was. When it was our turn she explained our situation to the judge and why she wanted me to care for her daughter. He said he was proud of her for putting her kid's needs first (unlike basically all the other couples who seemed to want custody just to hurt the other parent) and also how calm we both were about the situation. Instead of the allotted 15 minutes of constant screaming and arguing like all the other ones we had a quiet two minute discussion and then custody granted. I feel bad for family court judges because they have to put up with a lot nonsense from these people.

    • @chasingthefish9042
      @chasingthefish9042 Год назад +85

      You should hear child support hearings. I waited on a phone line for 3 hours for my own hearing. Very ugly very sad.

    • @rizkiramadhan9266
      @rizkiramadhan9266 Год назад +3

      What's family court?

    • @chasingthefish9042
      @chasingthefish9042 Год назад

      @@rizkiramadhan9266 a sector of the Civil Court system. They deal with family matters. Normally but not always the father gets fucked in the ass with a gavel. the mother fights to squeeze as much money as possible out of the father with the aid of the us legal system.

    • @empressmarowynn
      @empressmarowynn Год назад +58

      @@rizkiramadhan9266 It's where you go for things like custody and child support. The adults involved, and sometimes kids, go before a judge, state whatever is necessary, and then the judge can either decide the outcome right then or have you come back at a later date if it seems like things can't be resolved yet. You can bring a lawyer or represent yourself but there's no jury involved, just the judge. And they usually do them in groups so you just sit there and wait your turn, which also means you get to hear everyone else's cases.

    • @rizkiramadhan9266
      @rizkiramadhan9266 Год назад +3

      @@empressmarowynn sounds like what the ministry of religion would do

  • @battle_born_pride
    @battle_born_pride Год назад +12

    I grew up in Reno. I remember this case well. It made all the headlines. These could've been my parents. Reno is my hometown, the couple were very close in age to my parents with children close to my age. Gives me chills.

  • @IrishYobbo07
    @IrishYobbo07 Год назад +193

    What an insult to Fathers who are GENUINELY having difficulties in Family Court due to toxic spouses...
    Great video as always 😊

    • @attilamert6973
      @attilamert6973 Год назад +14

      She made 100k a year for Nothing. Deserved

    • @totallynotimari
      @totallynotimari Год назад +16

      @@attilamert6973 literally yikes.

    • @Alex-ms9em
      @Alex-ms9em Год назад +1

      @@attilamert6973 good lord you’re terrible

    • @galath9242
      @galath9242 Год назад

      @@totallynotimari you support a litteral goldigger thief. There is no bigger yikes than that

    • @AS-wj1du
      @AS-wj1du Год назад +11

      @@attilamert6973 what's nothing? Don't get married if you don't want to be obligated to your wife. The woman is usually at home with the children

  • @AJ-mc6ro
    @AJ-mc6ro Год назад +904

    “The two had unfortunately divorced” not unfortunate for the first wife, she dodged a bullet!

    • @dillkosher5116
      @dillkosher5116 Год назад +50

      Well the first wife didn't try to rob him of his fortune

    • @TheSpiritRoom23
      @TheSpiritRoom23 Год назад +29

      Right!! She definitely dodged a bullet.

    • @lainiwakura1776
      @lainiwakura1776 Год назад +16

      @@dillkosher5116 Obviously the Judge saw through that, neither was going to suffer with the money they had in the end.

    • @dillkosher5116
      @dillkosher5116 Год назад +17

      @@lainiwakura1776 you don't know what his expenses was just cause someone makes 1 mil a year (example) don't mean they aren't paying a hearty sum in bills and expenses to maintain they're life style. So just giving someone 10k a week plus 500k and all this other shit the judge kept throwing at her you don't know if that might of put him in jeopardy somehow. 10k a week ads the fuck up

    • @heathers432
      @heathers432 Год назад +6

      Literally.

  • @zamanti_6240
    @zamanti_6240 Год назад +120

    I think you’re officially one of two true crime channels in my algorithm that finds cases that aren’t recycled in the community. I appreciate that.

  • @saralowe5306
    @saralowe5306 Год назад +88

    Sad that his son is so blind to the atrocities of his father and loves him so much to become his pawn fighting for him. If he was my dad I'd let him rot and forget about him. Just evil.

    • @karesage2889
      @karesage2889 10 месяцев назад +7

      Yes I would agree with you but she was not his biological mother and he is clearly being manipulated and brain washed by his father

    • @kamruzbari0103
      @kamruzbari0103 5 месяцев назад +1

      There is two sides to every story, not justifying his actions.
      It was the judges unfair judgment that led to this.
      This business was built by his dad and him and his brother inherited. Just having a child with a millionaire does not give you entitlement to large amounts of his assets that jointly belonged to his mother brother and him.

  • @Nimue56
    @Nimue56 Год назад +20

    I love this channel. Adrian does such a good job narrating. Great job.

  • @Michaelmercado64
    @Michaelmercado64 Год назад +246

    Oh jeez I've never been this early, but I've been watching every single one of your videos since I found you a month ago. Solid material on cases I've never heard of.

    • @CoffeehouseCrime
      @CoffeehouseCrime  Год назад +26

      Thank you!

    • @hatake1990
      @hatake1990 Год назад +13

      Same and same! Y'all stay safe 💖 greetings from texas, USA. Hope y'all (& everyone that reads this) have a good week.😊

    • @yenghua3143
      @yenghua3143 Год назад

      Mike Mercado you found him?

    • @tiagofilipe2481
      @tiagofilipe2481 Год назад +5

      @@yenghua3143 yes! Adrian was lost on a dark forest but Mercado and his high beam light found adrian

    • @primamabilis7238
      @primamabilis7238 Год назад

      Me neither.

  • @TheAntiTrope
    @TheAntiTrope Год назад +537

    Wasn't about money. This was about ego. He would have had plenty of money left even after paying all that. He did not want to "lose" to Chala

    • @wolfzend5964
      @wolfzend5964 Год назад +45

      I wouldn't really consider it ego but rather his perspective of fairness, or what he described as fairness. In the court systems it is clear that there is a bias towards women and against men. So to him to pay for a woman until the divorce was final because she was unemployed might have seemed unfair to him. And when he had to pay around 1 million, to a woman he believed was after him to do harm/ which I'm not taking his side since he was just as toxic as he claimed her to be/ he snapped.
      I'm not saying it was right for him to kill anyone, it's not right for *anyone* to kill someone in cold blood. But when you believe that someone is after you, and you are forced to, by law at that, to support them with nearly a million, by an unfair and bias system then understandably, you would be rather angered to some degree.
      But he made a choice, a sad and horrible choice but chose to kill his former wife and try to kill the judge because, in his mind, it was not about his ego, but the fairness of him having to be the one to burden everything.
      At the end of the day, it doesn't matter, we can't change the past, only learn and try to prevent this type of thing from happening. The real victims are neither the wife or husband but their child and their families. But that's how I took it.
      At the end of the day, a toxic man in a toxic relationship believed himself to be pushed too far by a bias system and in his anger killed those who "wronged" him. At the end of the day no one won and everyone involved lost.

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Год назад +47

      @@wolfzend5964 is there really a bias when men who s3xually assult women either end up not going to jail or don't complete their full sentences?

    • @wolfzend5964
      @wolfzend5964 Год назад +1

      @@WouldntULikeToKnow.
      Depends. The system is not perfect in any regard so shit like that will sadly happen. That being said the system here in the US is still bias as similar charges placed against a man and a woman equal different outcomes.
      If a man is charged with murder then they are punished with longer sentences than women. They would get life while a woman would get several years or so.
      Not only that but there have been many times where fake allegations of abuse have been brought up, a perfect example being the Depp vs Heard case. Johny Depp lost his career and had media sites and news networks constantly harass him while Amber cried victim. If it wasn't for us seeing the court play out and catching Amber in so many lies then I garrentee you that a lot of people would've still taken Amber's side, purely because "she was a woman.
      Hell, I'll get a little personal here. My brother was strong armed into marrying my sister in law and honestly she was kind of a bitch. He did all the housework, cleaning and cooking and was the only one who really worked. Whenever she worked she always stole from her job and got fired. When she wasn't working she was cheating on him constantly with other men, which obviously resulted in him wanting a divorce.
      He wasn't only threatened by her family for doing so but also would have to pay for everything which he did. It didn't exactly help that my sister in law would constantly call my mom and I to complain about my brother. Eventually he had enough. He got drunk and put a bullet to his head and died and after my sister in law practically had the funeral sorted out without telling us more about it I never saw her again.
      This story proves that some woman can be just as bad if not worse than men. And after looking around the laws I noticed many interesting things regarding our laws.
      A woman is allowed to physically abuse men with less punishment while if a man defends himself he can be sent to jail because most of the time the woman can claim the opposite and how a man has to "deal with it"
      Meanwhile I can probably dig up some cases for you regarding legal punishments differing for the same crimes between men and women, men being abused stories, false rape allegations and more if you give me some time. I'll even ask around work since some of my Co workers had to deal with real former ex wives who to this day still have to pay child support to a kid that isn't even theirs. Then we can see how exactly bias our system in terms of word and punishment actually is. Well at least in the US, I don't know if you're in the same boat as I am or not.

    • @wolfzend5964
      @wolfzend5964 Год назад +1

      @@WouldntULikeToKnow.
      That being said, there are many other examples where criminals got off free or got out early. Coffee House Crimes even featured one of the worst of it when a Japanese man ate a woman, got arrested, he got released and lived freely while writing a God damn book about it. So how the fuck is that fair.
      Another case is Nathan Dunlap, who while is still given life in jail, was spared the death penalty after he in cold blood, killed 4 former Co workers and tried to kill a fifth one. He got out because political bullshit. Thankfully he won't be released but how fair would it be in today's world if someone killed several women, was getting the death penalty and then just got life? Granted it's a perspective thing if you believe in the death penalty or not.
      Like I said in an earlier comment, I can find more cases where different criminals got different punishments, got out early and more. Honestly as someone who is interested in the prospect of law and sentences regarding criminals it would be fun to compare notes with others when I have the time.
      But what I'm essentially trying to say is that even if a system has it's flaws, even if there are exceptions to the rules, people that get away, that doesn't mean that bias isn't involved. Each individual case should be seen at both sides and should be taken seriously. It should be decided by facts and by truths than by he says she says without much backup. But sadly that is the kind of mess some of these things are. People of different genders, races, nationalities, ect will slip through the cracks. All we can do is try our best even if the best we can do doesn't equal justice.
      All we can do in that case is hope for the best for the victims. We can't change the past but we can learn from it. Sometimes that's all we can hope for and do.

    • @crabnugget3707
      @crabnugget3707 Год назад +27

      @@WouldntULikeToKnow. thats not the discussion here

  • @martinfamily2150
    @martinfamily2150 Год назад +14

    I've been with my for 15 years and we have 6 kids together I could never imagine taking my kids from their mother

  • @Sephiroth32vergil
    @Sephiroth32vergil Год назад +8

    He must've been pissed when he found out the Judge was alive

  • @idil90622
    @idil90622 Год назад +321

    I know he wasn't upset about not being with his kid because he knew that after his actions he would be in jail or on the run either way not being able to raise his kid. So it was never about the child as much as it was about his ego.

    • @persephoneblack888
      @persephoneblack888 Год назад +26

      ^ bingo. It was always about his ego and his pride. He made so much money, well enough to support his child. He didn't want to do that, he wanted to get revenge for what he thought was an unfair ruling. They make rulings based on the size of your income. He fired his ex wife so she had 0 income and had the child to support.

    • @2degucitas
      @2degucitas Год назад +7

      It was always about his ego..

    • @bobbiewalker7441
      @bobbiewalker7441 Год назад

      @@2degucitas hi ok

    • @lazarious5424
      @lazarious5424 Год назад +1

      Agreed in this cas3 but as someone that has a spiteful ex sometimes people use the kids as tools and you sometimes get bad thoughts not that if u love your kids you would ever risk losing them but I guess everyone has a limit.... but this guy just seemed scummy

    • @tonyvision4137
      @tonyvision4137 Год назад

      It w a s abt his family's money & what's fair!

  • @Gen_X_Reaper13
    @Gen_X_Reaper13 Год назад +350

    I was living in Reno when this happened. Mac took the shot from the top floor of the Cal-Neva Casino parking garageand then he went right to the Reno Tahoe International airport where he was caught sitting drinking coffee waiting for his flight. Nobody heard anything about him running to California. Anyways Mac is the reason all the glass in all municipal courthouses have been changed to bullet proof glass

    • @cappsginny699
      @cappsginny699 Год назад +7

      * Mack, not Mac

    • @Zenbee723
      @Zenbee723 Год назад +25

      I remember that. Darren was very well connected with local police, all court officials & politicians which is why his trial had to be moved to Las Vegas. I believe someone planted the Reno airport story to buy Darren a little time.....

    • @triggerhappy8872
      @triggerhappy8872 Год назад

      @@Zenbee723 Good i hope they did & i hope he’s free soon.

    • @sassykat2000
      @sassykat2000 Год назад +11

      What?? He didn't go to the Reno airport and get caught. He was on the run for 10 days and there was definitely information all over the place about him possibly going to California and flying out of the Sacramento Airport. It was reported on the news and in the paper at the time.
      He was placed on the FBI 10 Most Wanted and featured on America's Most Wanted before he was caught in Puerto Vallarta.

    • @Whig-Splitter-11Bravo
      @Whig-Splitter-11Bravo Год назад +10

      @@sassykat2000 I believe they meant caught on camera because it clearly stated in the video that he went down to Mexico

  • @chrisnaiello
    @chrisnaiello Год назад +8

    The script writing in your videos (especially this one) is top notch. Your voice comes through without being disengaging. I’ll keep watching if you keep up the great work.

  • @Noir111111
    @Noir111111 Год назад +2

    Thoroughly enjoy your work, thank you so much. Your chill voice and stories keep me company while I go about my day. All the success to you!

  • @leeraxd
    @leeraxd Год назад +169

    Why would Charla try to kill Darren after she just won alimony and child support for almost a million?? She's the one who won in that case and he's the one who lost. So it really makes no sense why she would try to kill him and he retaliated in self-defense.

    • @scorpiojo6874
      @scorpiojo6874 Год назад +26

      She didn't, he used that to try and save his ass, i knew these people and worked at the pawn shop

    • @pantsonparade
      @pantsonparade Год назад +9

      @@scorpiojo6874 With his accent I swear he was saying porn shop, was really confused by the picture he showed, thanks for clarifying haha.

    • @frankaczmarek3042
      @frankaczmarek3042 Год назад +1

      @unique content You should change your name for: Uniquely mentally challenged!!! 😇

    • @shyruu2
      @shyruu2 Год назад +4

      Typical woman it’s never enough. She wasn’t happy with 1m she needs to ruin more

    • @shyruu2
      @shyruu2 Год назад +1

      @unique content worse hahaha

  • @lorihykaway2126
    @lorihykaway2126 Год назад +780

    I would argue that this case was more about power than money. He was a textbook narcissist and went into a narcissistic rage after his self perceived delusion of being the loser in that divorce. "Man child" is the correct description of him. Disgusting and heartbreaking.

    • @madsdee7803
      @madsdee7803 Год назад

      Then he went to Mexico waving cash around trying to buy women again. He's pathetic and a woman wouldn't look twice at him without what his parents earned.

    • @abbieclement
      @abbieclement Год назад +26

      Exactly! It's so obvious. I'm confused by the both sides angle. Even the "journaling" is transparent and textbook. Maybe it's one of those things where it's only obvious if your dealt with it before

    • @Skagb0y
      @Skagb0y Год назад +16

      Though I agree we can’t sit & pretend like she was some angel. In so many words she was painted as a gold digger. Well she in the dirt now, how fitting.

    • @scorch4299
      @scorch4299 Год назад +7

      Thats what happens when youre rich. sure, its fun for the first few years, but then i imagine youd get really bored. And when you face a loss or dont get your way, its gotta be extra devistating. I mean if i was making 32k a month and they told me after the divorce id only be making 24k a month, I wouldnt care. Prolly count spend that extra money anyway.

    • @noxnext
      @noxnext Год назад +1

      Hhhmm, where have I heard power-loving narcissist, loser and man-child before…?!? 🧐🤔 Let me think… oh yeah, I suddenly remember! 🍊😆🤦🏻‍♀️
      🙍‍♀️🙎‍♂️📸📺 😂

  • @Beeboopbop94
    @Beeboopbop94 Год назад +17

    This guy reminds me so much of my own father. He never murdered anyone thank God, but he was also a very successful man who was abusive towards our family behind closed doors and his greed pushed us all away from him. Now he wants to play victim because we’ve all cut off contact from him. Cases like this reaffirm the decision I made because people like this will never take accountability. I truly hope his son sees through this charade and manipulation his father put him through.

    • @user-zp7jp1vk2i
      @user-zp7jp1vk2i 6 месяцев назад +1

      yes, after dad passed I was told by long time neighbors in LA (not my brother or mother) about the "stories" he'd pass along gaslighting me behind his back. The neighbours smelled complete BS, even though I hadn't seen a lot of them since college. My family?? Swallowed. The "stories" were Theatre of the Absurd: no one should have bought any of it. Why? Because he was afraid. Had and has de nada to do with me: I've always paid my own bills, lived my own life, but no, I wasn't at his memorial as I had always felt SoMETHING was going on: I don't talk to my two bros. any more. I will not stand for those who play along.

    • @daveyjones8969
      @daveyjones8969 4 месяца назад

      He reminds me physically (and I suppose morally) of Hunter Biden lol.

  • @madmann1776
    @madmann1776 Год назад +167

    Millionaire has to pay support.
    "Tyranny, injustice, hard to believe this can happen in America!"
    You poor man. Thoughts & prayers.

    • @xsaxia2008
      @xsaxia2008 Год назад

      we all know the wife would have splurged the shit anyway, look at how she wad always broke. i only really feel bad for the child, honestly. i just can't muster up pity for a gold digging, abusive woman.

    • @lorddude123
      @lorddude123 Год назад +18

      She could get a job

    • @lorddude123
      @lorddude123 Год назад +19

      @@masked_being no, she didn't, she takes care of the kids, thats not a job it's called being a mother.

    • @scorch4299
      @scorch4299 Год назад +16

      From making 384,000 a year to a measy 288,000 a year
      INJUSTICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @Matixmer
      @Matixmer Год назад +5

      @@scorch4299
      Call Amnesty. This is a crime against humanity!

  • @HettiedeKorteDiplomaat
    @HettiedeKorteDiplomaat Год назад +141

    He looks like a weird Jerry Seinfeld. At the end he still defends himself. As if he had no other options. Murder is never a solution. Everybody lost. Thanks dad.

    • @jimschleich8753
      @jimschleich8753 Год назад +11

      Jerry Seinfeld crossed with Prison Mike!!

    • @a.marvellehoneyman4560
      @a.marvellehoneyman4560 Год назад

      😂

    • @cassieblack1776
      @cassieblack1776 Год назад

      I just said that on my husband lol

    • @braetonwilson4296
      @braetonwilson4296 Год назад +3

      He is a tall handsome man which is why he had no problem attracting women. That and his riches too. Ladies, just because a man is tall and attractive doesn't mean he will be a good husband! Looks & height aren't everything!

    • @moriartea897
      @moriartea897 Год назад

      I was thinking of Seinfeld crossed with Ted Danson.

  • @capivara23
    @capivara23 Год назад +105

    Wow. I was actually there in the courthouse in Reno (paying a parking ticket) when this all happened. They locked us all inside the courtroom for hours and feed us really bad bologna sandwiches from the downstairs temporary jail. I haven't seen anyone cover this story before. Keep up the great content!

    • @Xydorf
      @Xydorf Год назад +24

      Thank you for the sandwich update. I was wondering about that.

    • @tonkysue207
      @tonkysue207 Год назад +4

      Excellent💙uk

    • @fishofgold6553
      @fishofgold6553 Год назад +2

      They should have also let everyone go to a stairwell for a bottles-smashing break like I do in my RUclips videos.

    • @SuperSPatrick
      @SuperSPatrick Год назад +5

      There is no such thing as a bad baloney sammich.

    • @aidenpearce2709
      @aidenpearce2709 Год назад +10

      @@SuperSPatrick Shows you've never been locked up.

  • @jimbob-robob
    @jimbob-robob Год назад +123

    "I don't like a judge commanding me to pay a sizeable but not unreasonable portion of my wealth to my wife, so I'm gonna ruin everyone else's life around me (including mine) and get a life sentence..."
    Awesome strategy...he just couldn't be told what to to when it came to money and his wife...

    • @galath9242
      @galath9242 Год назад

      10 grand per month is pretty big money. I think he did the right thing. A shame the corrupt and biggoted US court let him down

    • @jeangrey5952
      @jeangrey5952 Год назад +12

      The divorce system needs to change, nobody wants to give a woman his hard earned wealth that he made

    • @arganiaspinosa9122
      @arganiaspinosa9122 Год назад +1

      @@jeangrey5952 Ever heard of pre-nups? If you are a millionaire one would think you would be smart enough to take steps to protect your assets I know I would, but as usual men get sprung by a pretty face and hot body thus they stop thinking with the big brain, then cry about things later.

    • @jeangrey5952
      @jeangrey5952 Год назад +2

      @@arganiaspinosa9122 pre-nups don’t hold much weight anymore, all they have to do is say they signed it under duress, Dr. Dre had one and the court didn’t honor it because she said she signed under duress and she gets 300k per month. So if u get married without the state involved, meaning have a ceremony but don’t get the marriage license.

    • @user-nx5ws7rf2f
      @user-nx5ws7rf2f Год назад +1

      I know. It was breathtakingly arrogant, greedy, unreasonable and destructive.

  • @wendymagnuson6069
    @wendymagnuson6069 Год назад

    This is quickly becoming my favorite you tube channel. Keep up the great work😊

  • @SnowWhite717_
    @SnowWhite717_ Год назад +89

    I live in Reno, this was a big story! I love this channel, Adrian does such a good job telling the story. The only thing that was missing was more about Charla, from what we were told at the time she was the speaker at an event and that’s where they met. She was very smart, talented and kind. This version kinda makes her look unfavorable but from what I gathered from our local coverage, they were a dynamic team and the whole community loved them. She was involved in a lot of things going on in Reno as was his family. The way this particular story was told it seemed to be more about him than about her… the victim. 🥺

    • @lindafinch1520
      @lindafinch1520 Год назад +2

      But he can't pronounce Nevada correctly.

    • @thatlovelyma4700
      @thatlovelyma4700 11 месяцев назад +5

      One can't just please you humans. Never contented, always complaining.

    • @lenzingkoyu5837
      @lenzingkoyu5837 10 месяцев назад +3

      This isn't about the victims, this is about the killer. The whole section is dedicated to him. Look at even the caption 🤦🤦🤦

  • @annettedailey6743
    @annettedailey6743 Год назад +64

    Ive been watching true crime since cancer diagnosis( its morbid I know) three years ago..
    I just found you about 1 month ago.. Im hooked..you and a few more channels get me through chemotherapy and boring days I feel horrible

    • @medinar5130
      @medinar5130 Год назад +4

      The Lord is your strength and get well soon

    • @JD92sy
      @JD92sy Год назад +6

      Hi there Anette I wish the best for you with your Chemo if it isn't terminal I truly do my mum got diagnosed with blood cancer which is terminal she's so young which makes it harder for me and ad much as I try I cant take the fear of it all from her so keep fighting down days are fine but don't let it consume you I'm in my 20s and I try to make her happy everytime I see her much as I can and everyone has happy memories of something so you keep hold of them regardless of the negative you are was and will be happy again never stop smiling please.

    • @ayosiku2
      @ayosiku2 Год назад +2

      I pray you are much better now and may God see you through.

    • @naoyakundesu
      @naoyakundesu Год назад +3

      I hope you are fine and have recovered. Stay strong

    • @pollypockets508
      @pollypockets508 Год назад +1

      (HUG)

  • @hayleyturner9394
    @hayleyturner9394 Год назад +3

    He actually cried and said "she was my wife, I lost a wife that day! He bloody killed her and said that 😡

  • @everettclunie3525
    @everettclunie3525 Год назад +4

    I remember when this happened. I’m local to Reno born and raised, and this was all over the news when it happened. I use to shop at his pawn shop, had friends work there throughout the years, and it’s still there actually. Not sure who runs it now, but it’s still open.

  • @Kn0cksy
    @Kn0cksy Год назад +238

    This happened in my city and I’ve been waiting for someone to cover it on RUclips for years! Such a crazy story I’m surprised it hasn’t happened sooner. Everyone who lives in Reno references this case as it is very well known here. I work in the glass industry and know one of the guys who put bullet resistant glass in all the judge’s office windows after Judge Weller was shot. I even replaced a patio door at Darin Mack’s mom’s house!
    Edit: His mom was a very nice lady

    • @thomasbarrett3175
      @thomasbarrett3175 Год назад

      How pathetic, trying to get ur 15 minutes if fame by try to let people know u played a bit part in the lives of this family. Saying things like my city, and telling about working at his mother's home, and even mentioning you had friends who installed bulletproof glass in the judge's office. Like i said, pathetic!!!

    • @mknels1299
      @mknels1299 Год назад +3

      Narcissistic married a co narcissisti

    • @mathildameier8340
      @mathildameier8340 10 месяцев назад +4

      There is a two part edition of 48 Hours called 'Caught in the crossfire' about this case on yt.

    • @alexishendrix3364
      @alexishendrix3364 9 месяцев назад +8

      @@thomasbarrett3175you’re mad weird for this comment…it’s not that deep.

    • @outofcompliance1639
      @outofcompliance1639 6 месяцев назад

      There are other documentaries on this case.

  • @LhamoEx
    @LhamoEx Год назад +239

    Another case told by the man himself, Coffeehouse Crime! So happy I found your channel last year. 👍👍👍

  • @AG-ni8jm
    @AG-ni8jm 11 месяцев назад +46

    Darren really is the epitome of entitlement

  • @kylebutler7142
    @kylebutler7142 Год назад +6

    "I lost a wife too' ! Are you kidding me?

  • @ingacim7982
    @ingacim7982 Год назад +168

    Funny how only his son defends him but not the two daughters.

    • @shriderrad4123
      @shriderrad4123 Год назад +8

      How is that funny? Has ever cross your mind that his two daughters may still support their brother's action to defend their dad because, y'know it THEIR dad.

    • @nolongerjuicyboiz4413
      @nolongerjuicyboiz4413 Год назад +32

      That doesn't really tell you anything about the opinions of the daughters. They just don't want to be involved or dedicate their lives to freeing their father.

    • @aq1184
      @aq1184 Год назад +15

      I mean everyone involved is living off his money. I mean, except the golddigger that tried to steal it😋

    • @ingacim7982
      @ingacim7982 Год назад +47

      @@shriderrad4123 And the woman he murdered was THEIR mom. Has that ever crossed your mind?

    • @dominicgd2768
      @dominicgd2768 Год назад +38

      @@shriderrad4123 So what? If my dad killed my mother I would definitely not support him. Thank god the court doesn't care about their feelings and this man will be behind bars till he is old.

  • @anaiisaggy1543
    @anaiisaggy1543 Год назад +425

    I think there is always a choice for the better. Why do people think murder is the solution? What are they thinking? That they can get away with it? That's foolish!

    • @baltimorechick2092
      @baltimorechick2092 Год назад +41

      How anyone can believe that they can get away with murder, especially these days with forensics and all, is baffling to me. EDIT: I also think it's really scary just how MANY ppl think literally nothing of taking a life.

    • @cookingconnectionaroundthe7870
      @cookingconnectionaroundthe7870 Год назад

      If you guys like cooking please check out my channel ❤️🙏

    • @TuanAnhNguyen-en9bx
      @TuanAnhNguyen-en9bx Год назад +32

      @@baltimorechick2092 Many people have grown up without having to face consequences for their actions. They thought that it would turn out the same way, until the detectives found out.

    • @baltimorechick2092
      @baltimorechick2092 Год назад +6

      @@TuanAnhNguyen-en9bx I agree. It's just so hard for me to grasp cuz it seems like mere common sense to me. Growing up and disobedience towards parents/authority is one thing. But murder? Idk. I feel that murder is a bit beyond just growing up with no discipline. The act of taking a life can not just be attributed to lack of facing consequences in one's upbringing. There's many factors that come into play when it comes to this kind of actions. Some killers were raised with complete discipline and good upbringings...

    • @arealious25
      @arealious25 Год назад +26

      When you have money, you think you can get away with anything.

  • @rachelharper2401
    @rachelharper2401 Год назад +1

    I just recently found your channel and I absolutely love it. I’ve been watching a lot of true crime over the past 2 years and I really like your coffee house approach. I find myself really looking forward to my coffee and true crime instead of just watching it mindlessly. I also swap the coffee for wine at night 🙄

  • @Sparklez90
    @Sparklez90 Год назад

    I have to say your channel is my new favourite. You always upload crimes I have never heard of before

  • @moonlit_art2823
    @moonlit_art2823 Год назад +222

    It baffles me, how so many kill for love or money yet after doing so end up without it still in the end! It's a pointless act that they spend rotting in jail because of! It's crazy!

    • @baltimorechick2092
      @baltimorechick2092 Год назад +8

      That is exactly what I was thinking too! They completely end up WITHOUT the thing they killed for. It really doesn't make any sense whatsoever does it? I wonder if it mainly has to do with lack of ability to control their impulses.

    • @VonDutchNL
      @VonDutchNL Год назад +6

      Temporary insanity, you don't think in that moment. I recall having a 4 day argument/fight with my ex girlfriend after braking up.. 4 days 24/7 without almost any sleep, it drove me literally so insane I thought of setting her car on fire. Ofcourse I didn't because I can controll my impulses and thought of the consequences. But I can recall my state of mind at that point. It was anger, hopelessness, sadness, feeling of being not understood and alone.. never again.

    • @juliecooper3989
      @juliecooper3989 Год назад +12

      Try telling that to an narcissistic sociopath.

    • @le0_b
      @le0_b Год назад +1

      It baffles me how many people marry and divorse for money. I am not excusing the crime committed but I can see why this happens ALL THE TIME. The government needs to take a fucking step back and not have control over a person's personal wealth. This person had prior intentions of leading a rich life way before they met this murderer and would not walk away with their life and move on without a good chunk of wealth from opportunistic tendencies. Money makes people evil. KEEP MONEY OUT OF MARRAIGES and better yet, keep your wealth as private as you can.

    • @spookycake
      @spookycake Год назад +2

      Yes and leaving their children parentless

  • @thejudgmentalcat
    @thejudgmentalcat Год назад +573

    I feel sorry for the son, he's been brainwashed by his narcissist dad. And all over more money than I'd ever see in my lifetime

    • @Divadellecurve
      @Divadellecurve Год назад +9

      Exactly

    • @ladytamaya4737
      @ladytamaya4737 Год назад +42

      The son is blind as a bat …. 🙄 hope none of the arguments will be considered

    • @gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203
      @gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 Год назад

      His step mother was a money seeking ghoul.

    • @simonaxlz
      @simonaxlz Год назад +71

      Naw, even a master manipulator can’t manipulate from a call once a week or a visitation. I think the son is exactly like his father, physically and personality wise. Takes a real POS to defend someone’s who tried to murder a judge and stabs his wife to death. It’s a notorious narcissistic trait to self victimize when that person is clearly the abuser. That kid just wants daddy’s money so he can repeat daddy’s superficial lifestyle.

    • @agnesjuditkobor903
      @agnesjuditkobor903 Год назад +23

      @@simonaxlz Well I have to disagree with the first sentence. There's this documentary (Pray and Obey) on Netflix about a mormon group and even tho their leader is in prison for life he's still leading the group through the women (!) of this group. Really sad to see what power some people can build over others.

  • @lizs9345
    @lizs9345 4 месяца назад +1

    I was working in downtown Reno when this was all happening, about 3 or so blocks from the courthouse the judge was shot. EVERYONE was on edge, and just police everywhere. Senseless. Crazy. I hope the kids are getting along well in life.

  • @thebluehotel426
    @thebluehotel426 Год назад +1

    I enjoy your programs so much.Thanks!

  • @shelbysolano9774
    @shelbysolano9774 Год назад +204

    What a narcissistic man, he acted like the victim when he made no action to make sure his child wasn’t traumatized for life. Thank goodness for his friend who took her away from the scene.

    • @scorch4299
      @scorch4299 Год назад +5

      well he was making 400k a year and now he has to pay 100k of that to his wife
      Cant barely live off of 300k a year....

    • @ij4674
      @ij4674 Год назад +13

      @@scorch4299
      So she is entitled to 100k every year without putting an ounce of effort for no reason? That's injustice to the man, whoever it is.
      (Not justifying the murder though, it's a separate issue.)

    • @marivipalomino6975
      @marivipalomino6975 Год назад +12

      @@ij4674 marriage is a partnership and you actually sign agreement. Did you know that?

    • @attilamert6973
      @attilamert6973 Год назад +4

      @@scorch4299 She Literally did nothing for it

    • @bumblefluff561
      @bumblefluff561 Год назад +2

      @@marivipalomino6975 that doesn’t change his point

  • @rockymtndrone
    @rockymtndrone Год назад +133

    Love and money are a dangerous combination, especially with abuse mixed in.

    • @Raiden_Factory
      @Raiden_Factory Год назад +1

      Both are never goes on the same road never....

    • @dm1843
      @dm1843 Год назад +5

      @@Raiden_Factory ?

    • @baltimorechick2092
      @baltimorechick2092 Год назад +4

      @@Raiden_Factory I didn't understand what u were trying to say either. Never goes? Do u mean money and love never go together?

    • @lollipopsfordays3610
      @lollipopsfordays3610 Год назад +4

      Love is great, money is great, they go together great. This was not love, and the love of money is not good.

    • @chestrockwell6833
      @chestrockwell6833 Год назад

      Men with wealth should never get married whatsoever...it's pointless

  • @nononono12345
    @nononono12345 Год назад +12

    Man what a shame. Got his son wrapped in his delusions too.

  • @warweaponx6629
    @warweaponx6629 Год назад +1

    Man what an outstanding channel you have. Top notch

  • @claudiasaucedo420
    @claudiasaucedo420 Год назад +25

    Thank you for taking your time to do this for us, Adrian!! I love your content!! You deserve all the views in the world!

  • @GNMbg
    @GNMbg Год назад +21

    I am a simple man, I see a Coffeehouse Crime video, I click "like"

  • @Anabria
    @Anabria Год назад +2

    First time commenting on your channel, but I have to say - I love your videos! I’m a true crime fan, but I am a little bit particular on RUclips. I really appreciate the care you put into making these stories about real people, including both the good and the not so good….you never gloss over a “faceless” victim. Your care in your research and in telling these stories makes it possible for me to watch. Thank you for being you! (This is the first time I’m noticing the cat ear wiggle in your background. I’m hoping that’s not a regular thing. I can’t stop watching it!)😹

  • @phineasp.quimby3162
    @phineasp.quimby3162 6 месяцев назад +2

    When there's money, there's drama, anger, and murder!

  • @Sorchia56
    @Sorchia56 Год назад +55

    If it was self defense, why did he have such an elaborate “get out of the country” plan. He’d also shot a Judge prior. All on the same day, within an hour or two apart? He’s not innocent at all. Poor man child had to pay child support and spousal support (after firing her), oh he was such a victim. Insert sarcasm. He’s not the smartest, clearly. No pre-nup, no accountability and abusive. Nice chap! Kids are better off without him. The roommate was very wise to get Erica out of there immediately.

    • @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148
      @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148 Год назад +1

      Excellent comment man. What a crazy story.

    • @Sorchia56
      @Sorchia56 Год назад +1

      @@chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148 Thank you!! * I’m the woman in my photo but I take no offence at all. Retired Lt.Col. and I insisted I be addressed as Sir. It was easier back in the early 80’s. That ma’am thing just never sat well with me. 😂

    • @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148
      @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148 Год назад +1

      @@Sorchia56man I messed that up - my apologies ma'am! 😁

    • @Sorchia56
      @Sorchia56 Год назад +1

      @@chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148 No worries at all! I honestly took no offence. In fact, I insisted on being called “Sir”. Much easier for everyone.

    • @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148
      @chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148 Год назад +1

      @@Sorchia56 ok Sir!

  • @gingersnapps
    @gingersnapps Год назад +58

    I find it infuriating when a person who was born into a wealthy family dose a "self help, or keys to success and wealth type seminars ! It seems so condensing and shows just how out of touch with reality the person is to think that their wealth and contacts wasn't a HUGE contributor to their success and that is things the everyday person dosen't have access to ! Smh

    • @wuncieadams1352
      @wuncieadams1352 Год назад +3

      Spelling errors: condescending, does, doesn’t

    • @deborahsunflower939
      @deborahsunflower939 Год назад +9

      Like Kim Kardashian telling us if we want to succeed we need to get up early and work hard! Uhhhhh .....okayyyyy

    • @LocalNoob_2
      @LocalNoob_2 11 месяцев назад

      but you don"t find anything wrong with the woman demanding 50+ thosand a month and nearly a million in total just because she could?
      It"s mad to me how you only see the guy in the wrong here...feminism brainwashed you

    • @rachaelm3298
      @rachaelm3298 10 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@wuncieadams1352i came here to correct them haha, thanls 😂

    • @jennifernabrahamable
      @jennifernabrahamable 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@deborahsunflower939 yeah, she did a lot of work (on her back and knees) to break into celebrity...🙄

  • @rtyria
    @rtyria Год назад

    I've been watching for several months but this is probably the first time I've watched while sipping on a nice coffee.

  • @blupoppy608
    @blupoppy608 Год назад

    thanks for another great video :)

  • @G.Lollie
    @G.Lollie Год назад +51

    people get so obsessed of thinking of them self's when they are dealing with stressful issues, that they fail to see the bigger picture of what their actions will cause in the end when they only think of murder as the solution to their stress. Now he sits in jail and sad to see his son wasting his likfe in trying to get his dad out of jail. Does he think that when he does it will all be roses for his dad? He tried to kill a judge for starters. Blows my mind to think how people resort to murder for the answer and think they can get away with it. How do you live with yourself knowing you took a life and will you do it again when life doesn't go your way? Thanks again Adrian for another great story and video.

    • @kimmuckenfuss2284
      @kimmuckenfuss2284 Год назад

      Yes, I am @ a loss for words as to how his son can in any was "justify" his father's actions or think his father is innocent. It's bonkers.

    • @TeaCup1940
      @TeaCup1940 Год назад

      They can pretty easily live with that because they do not feel guilty at all. They think they are in the right. He feels he dis the right thing because he is a narcissist and he only cares about himself and nobody else. Ge thought he could get away with it.

  • @cmaried505
    @cmaried505 Год назад +128

    The fake crying on the stand is so nauseating. Darren is a total narcissist. He is right where he belongs! So gross that his son defends him.
    My heart breaks for Erika. I can't imagine not only losing your mother, but knowing your father killed her. Darren is a POS. He "cries" about his daughter growing up without a mother. You're the reason for that, Darren!

    • @ralphalvarez5465
      @ralphalvarez5465 Год назад +2

      And Darren's son seems to be on the same path. He is blinded by his love of father. He doesn't see his father for the monster that he truly is. Funny how a dog recognized and was terrified by the evil in that garage.

  • @shanetolbert5067
    @shanetolbert5067 Год назад +28

    The Love of money is the root of all evil says God. Darren could have just settle a lump sum on her and be done with it. Now neither one of them can spend any the money to which they both essentially died for.🤷🏿‍♀️ love ya Adrien thank you for another good episode of coffeehouse mystery🥰

    • @ixyc
      @ixyc Год назад +7

      greed is a horrible insatiable emotion and it hurts to see more and more people consumed and hurt by it

    • @lowlowseesee
      @lowlowseesee Год назад +1

      You think you know what a diety said lololololol

    • @galath9242
      @galath9242 Год назад

      or, she could have not stolen that from him, but that doesn't fit your progressive agenda, does it?

    • @rachaelm3298
      @rachaelm3298 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@lowlowseeseewe do in fact "lol", its called the bible.
      Never the less, it is a demonstratedly proven quote/statement...

  • @kimberlyrogers9953
    @kimberlyrogers9953 Год назад

    Quite succinct and well done young man
    Thanks

  • @Scorp316
    @Scorp316 Год назад +80

    There is a retired homicide detective who says that most (but not all) murders are motivated by money, sex, revenge, or some combination of the three.
    That tracks here.

    • @chasingthefish9042
      @chasingthefish9042 Год назад +3

      Did he write a book and have a TV show?

    • @TeaCup1940
      @TeaCup1940 Год назад

      Very true. And you can add greed and envy to the mix...

    • @KPbouj
      @KPbouj Год назад +2

      @@chasingthefish9042 Thinking about Joe Kenda? Lol because I am.

    • @priscillamccain1626
      @priscillamccain1626 Год назад +1

      @@KPbouj me too😀

    • @elizemuller5065
      @elizemuller5065 Год назад

      You forgot organized religion

  • @queenlo7785
    @queenlo7785 Год назад +35

    These videos are absolutely incredible with the level of detail you provide, and how respectful you are of those involved. It really shows how much effort you put into your videos. Thank you!

  • @goldensus7778
    @goldensus7778 9 месяцев назад +2

    It's so tragedic to see that money contributes to a lot of tragedies in real world

  • @alishalimbu2762
    @alishalimbu2762 Год назад +14

    So this guy thought that murder and attempted murder was better than paying her 🤦‍♀️

  • @jamiedriscoll9781
    @jamiedriscoll9781 Год назад +47

    I watched a documentary on this. Part of his interview that was missed here, the interviewer, after listening to Daren complain about the judge, commented to the effect that if the judge wasn't around most of Darens problems would be gone. You could see Daren stare off as he contemplated this.

  • @missrainne
    @missrainne Год назад +46

    I had never heard of this case. Wonderfully presented!! I was sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to hear about who killed who. Poor kids … they deserved to hear their mother’s side of the story.

  • @myngmyng
    @myngmyng Год назад +1

    „Fathers Day Movement“ hilarious😂

  • @Nazareneanobis
    @Nazareneanobis 10 месяцев назад

    I'm usually not into True Crime content but I really like your style!

  • @sarahfekete3384
    @sarahfekete3384 Год назад +46

    Thanks Adrian for condemning the actions of all those who commit these atrocities. A lot of those who do true crime stories don't condemn the murders like they should.

    • @FriskyDingo36
      @FriskyDingo36 Год назад +3

      I’m curious, what channels are you talking about? Every single one I’ve ever watched has.

  • @arfriedman4577
    @arfriedman4577 Год назад +73

    I recall when this was on USA TV. It was on for many years after too. Even recently. Thanks for your storytelling on the Mack family. So sad.

    • @lorenadonguines6238
      @lorenadonguines6238 Год назад +1

      Murder precipated by money always end up tragedy, as exemplified in this case. Before the beginning of the divorce plea Darren Mack decided to negate the support his wife Charla even though they have children they both brought out into this world(Darren Mack showed selfish trait). He forgot that when married to Charla, according to the report contributed to the increase of the business. These important facts Darren definitely refuted. The Judge who ruled on the fairness toward support of his wife and the children, Darren obviously recented, he not only killed his wife but also attempted to kill the judge! He absconded as a result and fled to Mexico! All the matters of this case centered on the selfishness of Darren! He thought he is entitled to the continuation of his lavish lifestyle which money provided and negate others! Shame and pity on him incarnated without parole for a very long time! Folks, that's the sad result of greediness, selfishness and hedonism!👎😢 His children both lost their mother and father who is imprisoned for a very long time!👎😢😢😦

  • @Carolynsweetheart
    @Carolynsweetheart 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great work ❤

  • @andrewjones4216
    @andrewjones4216 Год назад

    My new favorite channel ❣️

  • @annipixi
    @annipixi Год назад +180

    "i lost my wife" i've literally never felt less sorry for a man lol

    • @braetonwilson4296
      @braetonwilson4296 Год назад +7

      He is a monster. Just a lesson to the ladies, just because a man is tall and handsome doesn't mean he will be a good husband or father of your children! Looks are not everything, ladies!

    • @RevengeOfTheNetherrealm
      @RevengeOfTheNetherrealm Год назад +5

      @@braetonwilson4296 too true

    • @davidjordan697
      @davidjordan697 Год назад +13

      It’s like that joke about the kid who kills his parents and then in court says “go easy on me, I’m an orphan” but he said it completely seriously. Obviously a massive narcissist who thought he could manipulate a whole court with obvious lies.

    • @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564
      @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564 Год назад

      That's very heartless of you, Anna...

    • @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564
      @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564 Год назад +2

      @@braetonwilson4296 Go away, Nice Guy inCel. Quit trying to force these Strong, Fierce, Sassy Kweenz To Stop Chasing Chad Chode!

  • @Kehman86
    @Kehman86 Год назад +12

    Wait a just a gosh darn minute!!
    How long has that sleeping cat been in the background?! I can't have just now noticed the fur ball... Can I?

    • @CoffeehouseCrime
      @CoffeehouseCrime  Год назад +7

      He comes and goes!

    • @flaviarenevey6719
      @flaviarenevey6719 Год назад

      I noticed it before. Just love it's furry ears 😻

    • @flaviarenevey6719
      @flaviarenevey6719 Год назад

      @@CoffeehouseCrime and he always lays on the same spot 😹
      Please introduce him to us. I LOVE cats

    • @thegreencat9947
      @thegreencat9947 Год назад

      @@CoffeehouseCrime as is his cat right....go...stay...knock things around.🐾😆😸😻

  • @mymountainmotorhome3838
    @mymountainmotorhome3838 Год назад +1

    You are solely responsible for me having an espresso at 11pm on a week night!

  • @dropdeadswagger
    @dropdeadswagger Год назад +20

    "The Fathersday rights movement" made me laugh. Sad story though, and a great video as always.

  • @Carsrpain
    @Carsrpain Год назад +10

    Wtf? Calling the police 2 hours later and didn’t go into the garage to see what happened and if someone needs help 🤦🏼‍♂️

  • @kimmcnatt6301
    @kimmcnatt6301 Год назад +362

    I think he is a cold blooded killer. He didn’t want to give any of his money to his wife, so he thought killing her and the judge would keep him from doing that. Go figure! What a idiot! Thanks for another great video! Love your channel. 👍

    • @joelellis7035
      @joelellis7035 Год назад +39

      He has a narcissistic personality. He wanted the good life unfettered and unhindered by attachments. Trappings of respectability with a hedonistic private life. For a while, he got it, but then the wife got serious and wanted him at home more. He didn't want to settle down.

    • @firestorm2000
      @firestorm2000 Год назад +42

      He just shouldn't have gotten married and if he just had to get married prenup prenup prenup.

    • @cappsginny699
      @cappsginny699 Год назад +35

      He basically inherited the business that was the source of his wealth, but didn't care to share it with the mother of his child. Such greed!

    • @justadildeau
      @justadildeau Год назад +14

      Prenups save lives.

    • @monst3rslay3r2
      @monst3rslay3r2 Год назад +41

      What pisses me off the most is the fact that he WILLINGLY allowed his wife to fall into debt, and left her in a position where she was struggling financially.

  • @BLeary-wv1mn
    @BLeary-wv1mn Год назад

    I love your presentation!

  • @EtherD86
    @EtherD86 Год назад

    Catching up on Coffeehouse and I meant to comment a few videos back but I like the addition of the icons that you started using with transitions. Its a small but nice touch.

  • @taoriq3632
    @taoriq3632 Год назад +33

    The idea of open relationship is the most ridiculous thing ever. In alot of cases it doesn't workout

    • @summercucumber4964
      @summercucumber4964 Год назад +6

      In many cases it does work out. The difference is people in consensual, loving open relationships who're adult enough to communicate with one another VS people who try to use open relationships because it's easier than cheating on one another or breaking up.

    • @neeneko
      @neeneko Год назад +2

      eh, when people actually run the numbers, they are about as successful as exclusive relationships. it is fair for it to not be one's thing, but they work just fine for most people. The big stumbling block tends to be the early period since one is essentially going through middle-school level relationship growth, with all the missteps that come with it.

    • @Disconnect350
      @Disconnect350 Год назад +12

      @@summercucumber4964 "Loving open relationships" Lmao. Yea, having other people sleep with your partner is very loving and mature. Go identify as a bird too why don't you. If a "relationship" involves more than two people, then it's not a relationship and shouldn't be one. Now I'm gonna wait your response and see how you're gonna try and justify this absolute idiocy.

    • @Bluesykk
      @Bluesykk Год назад +4

      @@summercucumber4964 Source?

    • @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564
      @shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564 Год назад +1

      @@summercucumber4964 Human self-regulation is overrated. Some might be able to be that adult for a limited time, but most will not be. But people turn their backs on their Lord rather than realizing that He knows better than they what is best for them.

  • @laurashipp447
    @laurashipp447 Год назад +23

    I've been a subscriber since way, way back. You completely deserve the success you're gaining. I heard of this case many years ago and have watched numerous tellings of it, your rendition is the first one that I've heard anything about Charla's ambitions or anything about her life before her evil murderer. Thank you, very well done as always!! Continued blessings!

  • @trashking1867
    @trashking1867 Год назад

    Pretty rare to see my hometown... Keep up the great work man.

  • @Jennajlee89
    @Jennajlee89 Год назад +1

    Hey! I’ve been interested in seeing a story covered and am hoping that you see this. I’ve been fascinated with true crime ever since the Eastburn family murders. I thoroughly enjoy your videos!

  • @chursunloh7416
    @chursunloh7416 Год назад +9

    Adrian, I so love it when you say, 'Good morning, good afternoon ot good evening'. That is a really thoughtful gesture, a very welcoming one!

    • @chursunloh7416
      @chursunloh7416 Год назад

      Oops, please excuse typo..

    • @philippamediwake1235
      @philippamediwake1235 Год назад

      Don’t forget, ‘Folks’! I just quoted this to my hubby because it’s so catchy!

  • @CleopatrasNemesis
    @CleopatrasNemesis Год назад +5

    ‘Would deny his motions- and essentially tell
    Him to shut up” brilliant
    😂😂😂

  • @xxNadz138
    @xxNadz138 Год назад

    I’m from Reno, this case is locally famous.. thanks for bringing attention to our little town

  • @junglekutz5625
    @junglekutz5625 Год назад +2

    If and when a relationship of any sort reveals an inch of toxicity, hanging around and or trying to reason (in the name of ?!?) won't fix all that has been revealed. There will always be one person (or maybe even both) holding on to spite and vindictive thinking. Relationships don't have to work, respecting yourself enough to see and know disrespect and crazy the minute it rears its head will save you from needing to stay around due to familiarity and what you thought you saw. If something/someone has the power to make you sick, that alone should be a red flag.

  • @Stfudancex
    @Stfudancex Год назад +56

    Please look into the case of Herman Rockefeller. A multimillionaire churchgoing man who vanished under mysterious circumstances. It’s a great story and one I think you’d love to tell!

    • @viking_nor
      @viking_nor Год назад

      No one with the name Rockefeller is innocent

    • @CoffeehouseCrime
      @CoffeehouseCrime  Год назад +39

      Ohh this one sounds interesting! Added to the list! Thanks!

    • @raquelnunes9793
      @raquelnunes9793 Год назад +5

      Is he the one that disappeared and maybe got eaten by a tribe?

    • @AABB-bm9kk
      @AABB-bm9kk Год назад +3

      @@raquelnunes9793 That would be Michael Rockefeller, son of Governor of New York Nelson Rockefeller.

    • @LampshadeLadEddie
      @LampshadeLadEddie Год назад +7

      @@AABB-bm9kk not easy keeping all 'dem Rockefellers apart, thanks!

  • @andreagallipeaux4455
    @andreagallipeaux4455 Год назад +7

    Thank you Adrian the channel is absolutely amazing ran over here as soon as I got the notification sit back grab my coffee with coffeehouse crimes💜

  • @tonipollard7609
    @tonipollard7609 Год назад

    I like your narration. Though very tragic content, I do giggle when you chuck in your own terminolgy. 😊❤ Keep bringing more stories please.

  • @tyrone42ful
    @tyrone42ful 8 месяцев назад +1

    I think I'm obsessed with Adrian's voice... its soon soothing

  • @ltothejtothep1983
    @ltothejtothep1983 Год назад +9

    Oh lucky day! Hi Adrian. You’re just the best. Thank you for all you do ❤️

  • @scottyerkes1867
    @scottyerkes1867 Год назад +20

    Tragedy. Money is the root of all evil. Darren Mack should never be paroled. My thoughts and prayers go to the children who now have no Mother or Father.
    Thank you Adrian for posting this case.

  • @mickwoods9751
    @mickwoods9751 8 месяцев назад +1

    Keep up the good work. Love the furrowed eyebrows

  • @ThePegwarmer
    @ThePegwarmer 9 месяцев назад +1

    @12:16 That is some of the driest sarcasm I have ever heard…..phenomenal! ❤