When Friends Realize There's A Killer In Their Group
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Today's JCS Inspired true crime documentary will cover the interrogation of Lauren Currie, a college student whose friend murdered her own mother.
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I do have a question, is that your real voice narrating?
@StrangerStories another commenter pointed out there's a privacy violation at 26:01. This is very serious, please fix this.
If it is his real voice I want it as my phone answering message 😂
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This was honestly not that interesting of an interview. An interesting case; interview not so much.
Don't watch it
She didn't "realize" at any part in the video. You clickbaited me too far, and it will not be forgotten.
"Realize" seems to be the current algorithm word. And I totally agree.
Glad you told me, I fell asleep, and the paint dryed 😅
😂
i just now realized how many realizations these suspects have
Boyfriend, I'm with you !😂🤗😏
Glad I read the comments before wasting my time
I concur entirely
Me too. I knew something was up when I started it
I don't understand why this interview is important. She already knows that her friend killed her mom. She's a healthy, well-balanced young lady who simply tells the cops about a normal friendship with her childhood friend. No JCS inspiration at all yet the thumbnail says the interrogator informs the girl that her friend is the killer. Am I wrong to expect honesty from a channel who explores truth and lies?
it's always intresting to watch these but fully agree on the truth aspect with the thumbnail
You are absolutely correct. I watched the whole thing waiting for the JCS inspiration or a twist...
Maybe we can all cry together in zoom chat?
Im on @@Bigfnmatt247
There's literally 100s of crime channels for your FREE entertainment im sure they wouldn't mind if you moved along, they are great at what they do
Nobody was going to predict that frenzied murder. Powell was far from being the first to find that university was too hard or that she was being left behind by her friends who seemingly had their lives moving smoothly. It’s not easy. Her friends seem to truly have been caring and concerned and her relationship with her mom was also apparently close. Perhaps her inner voice was a lot harder on herself and she anticipated that others felt the same deep down. Whatever she felt, she kept the real darkness and anger well hidden. Until she didn’t and her mom became her victim. Sad stuff. Resilience is something that needs greater focus, not the ‘everyone wins’ mentality taught. Reality is, we fail and need to know how to face that and overcome it.
So true! So very true. I haven't seen any videos of the actual murderous girl, but knowing about narcissism, that's my trusty hammer and everything looks like a nail, as the saying goes. With that in mind, I know that when someone is narcissistic enough, a narcissistic injury can trigger a murderous rage. They cannot deal with failure. When they are inescapably confronted with reality, rage is the response.
Also, given that her best friend was doing well in school and doing other things and cheerleading etc, this no doubt made Sydney Powell feel even worse in comparison, especially if she was a covert narcissist.
I usually play spacey music to fall asleep to. I'm going to start playing this snoozer instead.
LOL.
🤣👍🏻
You could not have possibly made a more misleading title and thumbnail. They're not even inaccurate, they're flat out lies.
privacy violation at 26:01 - might want to correct that ASAP
not that it matters but this lack of care merits a downvote, I like this friend and want her to be not hassled.
It is from 2020, probably not her number anymore.
@@atamagashockstill an oversight on they part. I already mentioned that to them on patreon a year ago. They don't care.
@@atamagashock I mean not really I have the same number I had in 2020 so do many people I know.
This young lady interviewed sounds well balanced, kind and a good friend. Sad case.
Very sad. I can picture this young lady using this experience as a life lesson and telling her kids about it one day.
Particularly that part where she recounted how her friend was cheated on on New Year's eve and then everyone laughs... and then laughs again later when the subject is brought up again.
Wow! She seemed shallow and almost emotionless to me. Weirdly sanguine and upbeat for someone whose lifetime bestie just killed her mom. Even allowing that her giggling is really probably an expression of anxiety. I had expected things like, “I don’t know how I could have missed she was in such serious trouble,” or “I wished I had told the counselling service about her.” Or even, “I wish I’d thought about why someone would open three or four social media accounts but never post anything. Maybe I should have sent her some pics from our nights out to put up…”
@@overindulgent I can’t picture that. I’m downright open-mouthed at how casual and sanguine she was about it. The closest she got to emotion was the odd nervous giggle. Not even a blink when she cheerfully commented how her lifelong best friend had several social media accounts but “never posted anything.”
Plot twist; she’s the murderer and she upbeat because she’s getting away with it!😮
The family knew a lot less about Sydney's inner life than they say; in the interview of Dad, he spoke several times about how she didn't tell her parents anything. In fact, she didn't even tell her mom she got her period. This puts the lie on the family's view that Sydney and her mom were "best friends".
I got the feeling they were one of these families that put a cheerful smile on and the last thing you would do is trouble anyone with anything that’s not “nice”.
Not necessarily, my mum and I were best friends..I could tell her everything and vice versa but certain things were absolutely taboo for me, my mum spoke freely of her sexlife I on the other hand was a closed book when it came to stuff like that. I was also incredibly body conscious, my mum again didn't have that problem. We worked, shopped and lived together closer than a married couple.
I had another close friend and same with her I told her almost everything just not all of it.
Communication with your children is imperative and sadly many parents aren't good in that area. It doesn't in any way justify what Powell did but it explains why her Dad was so shocked at this "random" act of violence.
@@Ainaes-FelineYour situation was way different, sis!😂
@@louniece1650 how is it different? I was merely responding a comment about friendship between mother and daughter. It was the best time of my life sadly I never had a friendship likevthat again. It changed me.
Don't listen to complainers on here. This is a good interview...and it gives you a perspective of how her friend viewed her. It is relevant to the crime. As far as click bait goes ..who really takes titles seriously anymore?
This video is kind of a waste of time lol theres nothing really crazy about this. Just a random interview.
I found it slow burn fascinating. More and more, you see though this oblivious girl’s eyes how a desperate situation developed … which she is STILL apparently oblivious to and weirdly untroubled by.
I figured that much…thank you!! I’m 16mins and I just can’t continue to watch this.
I think that the no friction as a teenager is a red flag, like there's naturally gonna be some friction, unless of course for an outside factor, but usually people who didn't have a traumatic childhood, or mental factors as teenagers have some friction with their parents.
Not necessarily. I had no friction with my parents as a teen and turned out just fine. It's not black and white like that, everyone is different.
23:51 fact of the day: if you've been hospitalized for the amount of alcohol you consumed, you've suffered alcohol-poisoning.
Shhheeeddd I had maybe 5-7 shots of Henny and was going through hell hours later 😂😂😅 didn’t go to the hospital but I’m pretty sure that was a alcohol poisoning 😫
@@ChocLitBarno, you're just a light weight.
@@XX-121 not at all been drinking for years way more than 7 shots definitely was alcohol poisoning I was throwing up for 5-6 hours straight and threw up blood sorry you tried to be right about someone you don’t know 🤷🏾♀️
Yeah if you get sick and start vomiting from drinking too much that is a well. They didn't really emphasize this stuff in high-school. I vaguely recall one quick class about how much a serving of alcohol was for liquor vs beer and wine. I had heard something about it being a depressant, but I didn't understand that bit because I thought I feel great when I'm "buzzed" not depressed! Lol it's the next few days that the depressive bit takes effect. The pressure and culture around school, career planning, getting good grades, fitting in, and drinking alcohol in the US are kind of crazy. It'd be cool if they taught us a few emotional regulation skills, interpersonal skills, mindfulness meditation, as well as just life planning... like I can't imagine how Sydney was probably feeling: I have all of this college debt, I don't know what career I want to do and can be good at, I've failed my family and myself... she probably felt her while life was ruined and over. I knew another young woman in college who was struggling so much with anxiety, she'd been c*tting and even had a jerk working at a psych unit tell her she'd never get a good man with those scars, and received a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. At the time no one in this city was teaching DBT and I'd barely just heard of it. She was really afraid that she was going to fail and become homeless and she was not really getting the help that she needed. Psych meds often don't work for BPD mood regulation and they need help learning the dbt skills. Even if that just means giving them a few good books to read on it.
More like "Boring Stories."
Wgaf?
I miss JCS.
Matt Orchard is really good but doesn't post very often.
@@cranekraken24 Agreed. Thanks.
Leave
@bojohannesen4352 I did after 10 minutes. Thanks for your permission.
I appreciate that this channel is useful for people having sleeping problems. I apologize for upsetting you.
More like: how supposedly intelligent “friends” can completely ignore massive mental health meltdown and life crisis happening under their nose, give the most puerile “advice” (just do what makes ya happy!”) and shrug catastrophe off without a shred of self-reproach.
This so called bestfriend gives off she’s not in-tune with emotions. Her BFF murdered her mom & this girl is chuckling, giggling, laughing & cracking jokes. Boy oh boy
I think she's a "happy go lucky" young adult who is in a bizarre situation and trying to cope in the video. It's "odd," but with the variables I mentioned previously, it makes sense.
defdefinitely out of touch.
Thank god, I was beginning to think I watched a different video than anyone else.
From my perspective as an older person, this kind of nervous giggling is how tween and mid-teen girls typically deal with emotions like embarrassment and other people’s upset.
Tbh - making no excuse for what she did - my heart broke for the girl whose life was bombing (in debt without a degree to pay it off, already bombed out of school, squatting in a dorm room pretending to still be a student, looking at a situation which people that age think of as no-future) and she tries confiding in her oldest best friend only to get, “Yah, do what makes ya happy!”
@@eh1702 I agree 💯
@@maidmarian4 True
This is just a very odd interview. I don't think this girl had any idea what her friend was capable of, but this girl seemed like she was having way too much fun being included in this mess. From the first moments with greeting the detectives, from smiling and laughing when describing how she was the one that got to "break the news" of the suspect's bf cheating on her. I could never be this happy when being asked about my friend murdering somebody. This just left me very uneasy
People are actually saying she is “well balanced” and “well adjusted”. I took the giggling at first to be just immaturity - it is so typical of tween and early teen kids to giggle when uncomfortable. But her demeanour is so chirpy all the way through is very disconcerting. Especially when she unselfconsciously relates how they told this desperate, in-debt, career-blanked (actually now homeless & squatting) girl, “Yah, do what makes ya happy!” I thought that was just puerile superficiality. But then how merrily she relates being dumped by the boyfriend (where she agreed to be a go between delivering the bad news).
She seems to delight in being in a superior position than her friend
She was probably nervous. Some people giggle/laugh when they're nervous to keep themselves calm. Also the killing just happened so it probably hadn't fully sunk it for her at this point. Context is everything.
As a college age student myself I think thats just how she is. She's probably nervous and trying to make herself more comfortable for herself. Not everyones behavior is going to be the same especially in a case like this
Click bait
Clickbait title. There's no moment of realization or really any meaningful discovery during the interview.
I was thinking the same 😓 always getting disappointed esp with the thumbnail too!
What were you expecting? It’s not fake tV drama 🎭 it’s real life.
@@genericamerican7574 this must be your first time here?
You should edit out this young lady's phone number at 26:04
Damn I wish I could call it LOL
@@Philip_Tayloryou're the reason why it should be edited out. Well... One of the reasons.
They need to lock her up for the rest of her life for what she did to her mother. My mother passed away from lung cancer and i miss her so much. Both of my parents passed away back to back and both of them had cancer. Both of my parents were my best friends and I would do almost anything to be able to hug them one more time.
I listened to this for her to never realize.
This is the second shit title in a row. What’s going on guys? You rock it, excellent content and narration. There is no need for the bs. Let’s gooo
We did not need to see little miss perfects interview 😂😂😂 I hate when someone does something wrong and everyone else around them suddenly thinks they’re a shining star 😂😂😂 no humility. WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING AND SMILING. There’s literally nothing about this That’s a happy situation, except for the fact that you feel better about yourself.
Can you believe there are people complimenting how “well balanced” and “well adjusted” she is?
@@eh1702😂 I haven’t actually read the comments on this one BUT UMMM YES I can believe it because not everyone’s fortunate enough to see things clearly clearerrly…. I mean…. She’s composed and controlled. Which isn’t a sin. BUT the big red flag is the laughing and smiling and you can just SENSE LIKE her enjoyment in getting to speak about it from an innocent standpoint. I’m thrilled that you understand what I was saying though 🎉 bc yeah she’s like NOT A FKN ANGEL EITHER SO stop acting so damn happy. LOL.
@@eh1702even her body language is showing me that she feels innocent and it’s at the top of her mind. Legs crossed … for a female is showing innocence and class.
The smiling and hands like joined together. All makes me feel like she feels like good about herself.
@@eh1702 and that’s why it sticks out like a sore thumb to me when I watch this.
You know that’s the mindset that a narcissistic person might have you know they start to feel superior by seeing other people do wrong, but then they themselves become the one we all need to watch out for because they feel like they can’t do wrong
If my best friend just murdered her own mother, I wouldn't even be smiling, let alone chucking and laughing. Unless it's just nervous energy...
Unbelievably, there are several comments saying what a “well balanced” and “well adjusted” young woman this is! 🤯 Some of it is nervous giggling, but that’s a tween and young teen stage, this is a 20-21 year old. She didn’t turn a hair when they painted the picture of her friend’s mounting anguish.
@@eh1702yes super sus actually imo
@@AngelWest58 I think maybe she was not quite as wholeheartedly kind and supportive as she makes out. But we will never know.
@@eh1702I wish her well... she's been thru enough ... cya
Nah, that's normal. First off all, you can't be shocked or sad the whole time. Second, she's anxious because she's being interviewed by police. The human body releases this stress as laughter and smiles. You also can see that phenomenon when people get interviewed as witnesses of accidents for example, they smile while they talk about the event.
Is just hormones. All good.
15-life is dumb. She’s deserves life with no parole
Alternate more truthful title: "Im almost died by clicking on this video"
Well that was......boring
Well for someone whose best friend just murdered the closest person to her, on earth, she sure is chipper! 😳🤔😬
I saw thus on another channel and it had a more in depth version. The dad found out and that she was on her way home and he left his phone at work so she wouldn't know he was on his way home to find out what she had to say about everything. After he talked to his daughter he wanted his wife to discuss it with her so he went back to work and when his wife came home the daughter killed her mother. She called 911 and said a man broke in and killed her mother. Everything fell apart with her story.
clear video...awesome
After 10 min in I find no reason to watch this .
Sydney sounds like one of those people who just can't handle not being "perfect". Especially in colleges, I saw 3 people when I was in student/family housing that committed suicide and they were in their graduate and PhD programs! They just cannot handle failure. Although nothing is a failure but a learning opportunity! Why she attacked her Mom though? There seems to be more to that family than 'happy shiny people'! Normal people don't do that imho. I do hope she gets psychological help.
Also her 'best' friend is very fake to me she doesn't seem close to Sydney at all by the way she talking. Weird.
She does a lot of subtle undercutting of her friend. Or not so subtle sometimes, when her tone descends into a gossip-girl lilt. No compassion whatever in catching her “transcript” lie. Or recounting how she was dumped by her boyfriend at New Year - even now she knows she had been expelled at Xmas.
if you drop $100,000 on college just to bomb out that's what's known as a failure. you can't go bankrupt on student loans.
I wish she would pick a speaking volume and stick to it. She goes from barely being able to hear her to practically yelling. It's really nerve-racking and annoying.
This girls getting on my nerves with her nonchalant attitude of her oh so perfect life completely oblivious to the struggles of reality
That roommate didn't really know anything about what was going on with Sydney
Oldest bestie, totally oblivious. Especially given that she knew her mental health history. Still clueless about how radically puerile and unhelpful their do-what-makes-ya-happy advice was.
“There was nothing about Powell’s relationships to suggest she would ever resort to violence.” Except that she went to great lengths to conceal from everyone that she had bombed out, that she had two years of debt but no prospect of a degree to pay it off, that she had no real support system in place, no place to live and “no future” any more. She’d painted herself into a serious life-crisis corner: storing up a massive shock for her parents, whose reaction would naturally include some anger at being deceived for so long. In a family that apparently did not “do” conflict.
There is a question about how several Buddhist countries, where conflict and violence is a huge taboo, have flipped at times into periods of very extreme, nationwide interpersonal violence. The hypothesis is, if you don’t have systems and customs for expressing and handling small scale or low-level conflicts, if you just suppress and avoid acknowledging them - you don’t learn restraint or de-escalation when there’s a conflict you cannot avoid.
"she had no real support system in place, no place to live and “no future” any more."
did you watch this video? She had a loving mother and father, several dear friends, a safe home.... she an *_IDEAL_* and *_VERY REAL_* support system in place.
@@inTruthbyGrace She was squatting in a dorm room pretending to still be a student. Her “friends” - although aware of her mental health history - were utterly oblivious to the seriousness even of what she told them.
They knew she was failing badly, in debt for two years of college, but her friend is just self-congratulating that she caught her in a lie (about her transcript) rather than concerned that she felt she had to lie about it to her longtime bestie. STILL naive enough, or just too self-absorbed, to believe she had told her parents she was failing. Their tween-level advice? “Yah, do what makes ya happy!” This giggling ninny as we see her is at least 20 years old!
The relationship with parents was EVIDENTLY not strong enough for them to even tell them she was having problems with grades in her first two years. She spent Christmas with them without telling them she had been ejected from her course. And went back to carry on the charade with this young woman, who hardly seems to have cottoned on even here.
@@inTruthbyGrace A best friend jubilant about finding out her face-saving transcript lie. But not concerned about its implications. A friend only too eager to be the go-between when her boyfriend dumped her at New Year.
All your comments spot on....very well worded. Thanks!
None of what you suggested would lead to violence. People go through hardships all the time, far worse than what she was going through, and don't resort to killing esp their mother. This is a woman who clearly has mental issues, which is why she chose violence. You're way overthinking it, she had a mental episode and flipped out. Sadly she took her mom's life in the process.
Nice girl being interviewed but I feel she is too casual. We all deal with trauma or whatever many different ways. I can only hope she isn't so vapid that she doesn't grasp the fact that her best friend just killed the mother by stabbing in her throat repeatedly. She comes across to me as one who will live off the attention she gets from this as long as she can, then hold court with groups of girls to talk about it even more.
Sydney was a mess and she felt like there wasn't anyone she would talk to, no this is not an excuse of any kind. A she lied about her situation, manipulated everyone to cover it up, plus being stuck at college, which face it, isn't for everyone, maybe she tried to live the life of a perfect daughter, and she obviously failed.
I find it funny that comments are saying that this friend had a good attitude. Seriously? She is in a police station with 2 officers, being interrogated and she is chatting like the conversation is about her favorite pizza. This girl did not know her friend. Soon as they hit college, it was over.
Anyone get a feeling that she was maybe pushed beyond her intellectual capabilities &/or her level of maturity? One of those who did OK in the highly structured high-school environment - the compliant type whose parents are overseeing her homework, who can always get more time, or a do-over, or opportunity to do an extra-credit item?
At university she suddenly has to organise everything herself. She picks what seems an easy-option course - but one she’s not suited to. She changes, but to *more* demanding subjects. The detectives picked up that her relationships were at one remove, through this old friend. She tries confiding her troubles and gets back anodyne formulas, “do what makes you happy”, from girls who are not mature enough to perceive her dilemma or her declining mental health. Had she told her parents any of this, or was it a bombshell to her mother?
Was she maybe “withdrawn” by the university by the Christmas vacation? Was her return in January a charade? No books for her classes. Her name not on the door. Maybe she wasn’t going to classes because there were none. Was she effectively squatting?
At community college, learning to her own capacity at her own pace, living at home with Mom, I wonder if she might have come out fully cooked and done OK.
I think you are over complicating things and I'm not being obtuse 1) She was an alcoholic, 2) She didn't study hard, 3) Blamed and killed her mother. Psychopath.
@@j.jwhitty5861 “She was an alcoholic”. She got very drunk ONCE. Because she had no clue how to drink - I saw this phenomenon again and again in US students: they are not supposed to drink at all till 21, they don’t even get a glass of wine with a restaurant meal. So they get to college age with zero idea of civilised, convivial drinking, get hold of alcohol with fake IDs or older friends buying it - and launch into binge drinking, shots-competitions and the like.
Her snide bestie casts herself as the moderating influence. I bet.
@@j.jwhitty5861 She “didn’t study hard” except that all through high school she did. Do you really have no clue what holing up in her bedroom meant?
@@j.jwhitty5861 Blamed her mother? Where did you get that? Did she SAY that? Every indication is that she could not face admitting to her parents she failed.
@@j.jwhitty5861 In fact you just made up a ton of stuff without a shred of support. Her friend who giggles like a tween as she tells how she found out her friend was failing (the lie about transcripts) and giggles when she recounts how her friend was dumped at New Year by a boyfriend (having been rejected by the university in the Xmas vacation or just before) and how she played the messenger to deliver the bad news (instead of having him man up). Far from psychopath - every actual mention of her mental health concerns depression, isolation and anxiety.
Psychopaths are usually cheerful and chipper and friendly and disarming and self satisfied and not self reflective or self critical. Whose traits are those?
She’s the reason it all happened!
Fake friend!
This gal’s voice is like being on a roller coaster with its peaks and valleys.
Excited to watch this!
You can see something in her eyes that is not norm
Click bait title
Wow. Elephant in the room. Pay university, college, get nothing in return. people suck. Killing is worse dear.
24:23 So she was out with her own friends that night (only one of them was your friend) but in the next sentence she tells them that she don't have any of her own friends that the only friends the girl really had was HER OWN FRIENDS FROM SORORRITY OR CHEERLEADERS... 🤔 that part was kinda confusing 😂
Why click bait the title so much it’s such a let down
woohoo, fresh episode!!! 😊
Relationship wasn’t all that if she murdered her mom
Thanks. I'll just stop the video here at 6min in.
If only she had known that in a week the Covid crisis would change everything. That could have solved all of her problems.
The parents must have seen the red flags when she was in HS. Sad story.
this one was not very interesting
girls phone number wasn’t cut out
With a friend like that, who needs enemies.
I heard Lauren is now an adult film star.
Such a lovely young lady. She is a ball of sunshine for a friend. Now and then she has a raise in her voice, then is vague. It's almost like there is more, but it will be more dark than a ball of sunshine should reveal. One example being Dom Zappa. I get the impression that break up had a deep impact on Sydney. Just my guess and one of many factors, but if it was a first love - the break up can really burn.
Alot of really ridiculous interviews being posted.
Comments saved me from this clickbait trash! 🎉
Don’t waste your time watching this- useless.
Awful chipper for a murder investigation
“Yah! Do what makes ya happy!” Not even a retrospective cringe. Twenty going on tween.
Im still in amazement at her family's reaction and denial of this chicks murder if their daughter , sister, aunt ( her mom)
Am I wrong, or does she seem a tad happy regarding the situation? 😮
I know everyone thinks she is a evil piece of crap and etc, and that she is faking conditions.
I think she needs to be in prison the rest of her life without ever getting out. I also don't think she should be in a mental institution.
But if it is true that they had a good relationship and never even had a problem when she was a teen, she must have snapped for the drinking or something. How could you kill your own mother??I "hated" mine at times and would have never, ever, EVER Even imagined swearing at her!!!
That detect looks like the base head that hangs out at the corner store down the street from my house
Why does she keep looking at the camera
What happened to the really good interrogations that used to be on this channel they were like an hour-long they were really good especially when the suspects try lying through the whole thing those are the best ones to watch these ones are kind of boring
Well isn't she a chipper and delightful young lady. This interrogation starts off in such a fckn delightful way.
My daughter left school because she started to bomb her classes. She came into my room crying during Christmas break and was straight up with me. She was 6th in her class in high school, made good grades, a cheerleader, and was all around a good student. I told her college was different and she wasnt prepared for it. She joined a soritity right off the bat when i told her not to, at leaat not her first year. That took up a lot of her time plus she was working so she barely had time to study. She was stressed to the max and felt she wasnt in the right field. I told her juat take a semester off so shes home now. I told her spend this time thinking about what she wants to go to school for bc it is her life. She was worried i was going to be mad but i knew she was struggling. I didnt get mad or lecture. We have a good relationship and i couldnt imagine her losing it like Sydney did. She moved back home is starting a job in like a week and will have to attend summer classes to be eligible for the college up the road. She had decided to go to a school an hr away and live with her aunt. That didnt work. The job she had kept scheduling her during classes even saying this jobs more important to which she said making coffee isnt more important than my education. So she quit which stressed her out more bc she had to call me asking for money. I have limited income bc im out due to a back injury.
I think high schools could explain how college really is. As parents we tell them but they only half listen to us. I feel bringing in college freshmen to tell students what its really like may be a good idea. Tell them the stress, studying, campus life, etc instead of sugar coating everything would be a good idea. Even bring in ones who went to university and decided trade school was better isnt a bad thing either. Show them there are other choices besides a life time of debt for a career yoy may not get. Like my sister who went in for forensics only to fund out after the fact she had to do a lot more before she could even use that degree.
Click bait and boring.
Your on a roll with these click-bait titles. Another video within past week (previous being the 120K$ cash deputies 'stole'), this girl nor the detectives gave any indication of releasing damning information against her friend or anything of the like. Your earning an un-subscribe from me, and I'll encourage others to do the same. Your letting us down and wasting our time
Why did I keep watching this actor 45 minutes
A lot a bad mental problems with that name
Seen it
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Apparently she knew what happened at the time of this interview, so why the h-ll is she giggling throughout?
Something wasn't so 'perfect' within this family dynamic. I don't give a damn what the family narrative says.🤔
EVERYONE suffers from anxiety. It’s called growing up and living your life. 🤦♀️ paying bills, taxes, etc… It is no excuse for murder or any other crime.
No one said it was. The girl is just sharing what she knows.
This isn’t an excuse for murder or any violence at all… but from someone who suffers from anxiety from a very young age I would hide it from everyone around me as much as I could. So what her friends saw was likely a small amount of what she was going through but I’m not everyone. Some people are better at crying for help. Asking for help is a double edged sword. No one knows what to do so they don’t want to hear about it. This it the result not an excuse.
Done with excessive commercial interruption
What an annoying up-talker!
Lame.
I have not watched anything about this case and I did not realize she stabbed her mother too. I thought she "just" hit her over the head with a frying pan!
This is a worthless interview to watch
It’s a fascinating character study. Think about your best friend growing up. Think about if you’d been living with them the last two years and they went home and nearly hacked their ma’s head off. Then listen to this merry lass.
Click bait? Really? Un subbed my dude... that's lame.
Lol PRE MEDITATED
Off topic here but her voice is so cute! She sound like shailene woodley
Fly high beautiful Angel.
Crazy this girls phone number wasn’t edited out. Weird people here will definitely be calling/texting it.
First degree? Isnt that per meditated? Man I don’t know about that! I feel this girl had a phychotic breakdown! ( yup spelling)
She be out in 6 or 7 years,no parole for 15 years but they will cut that in half with good behavior!!
Parenthood is overrated, especially if the other parent enables and sets no limits on the child, undermining the discipline a parent (vs friend) tries. I think the dad was like this.He was a very weak guy. He even said well her mother was good at that kind of stuff like discipline. My ex-husband was like this too.He was their friend. I was the bad guy. left before it got this bad. They were just name calling me disobeying, wouldn't even wear a seatbelt for me, hating on me, disrespecting me, stealing things from me, tearing up my car and stuff. Thank god i left. My son did about a $1000.Worth of damage to my car and lie to my face said it was somebody else. I could see him doing something like this later on. He was getting close with dad's help
My DMV class was mostly watching faces of death documentaries. I think someone would have to be psychotic to not wear a seatbelt after watching those.
Just evil
She also Suffered from anxiety 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Clickity bate video
This channel really fell off
Delete..!
This episode definitely isn't it.
Hope that isn't her phone number any more....
Why aren't we interrogating the killer, and where's that video? Why the interrogation of her friend?
Why not? There are a lifetime of killer interrogations you could be watching rn. What’s the issue with this? It’s not your bag? Okay…
Definitely bc of crack
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