Realizing She Spent The Weekend With A Killer & 2 Bodies

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  • Опубликовано: 30 май 2023
  • In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Chandler Halderson.
    Note for RUclips's review team, here is the context of the video: this is an educational documentary and authoritative news piece based on actual police documents and case files. Our team of psychology professionals analyze the interrogation footage from an educational perspective with a focus on psychology, red flags, and prevention. Our goal is to educate the public, inform our audience, and raise awareness.
    Analysis team qualifications:
    - Licensed Clinical Psychologist
    - Licensed Professional Counselor
    - Former Licensed Professional Counselor
    - Licensed Attorney
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  • @alikhat1647
    @alikhat1647 11 месяцев назад +12933

    Sustained eye contact is suspicious, but looking away is suspicious. So basically if you’re in an interrogation room you’re suspicious.

    • @NopeNaw
      @NopeNaw 10 месяцев назад +122

      @@alexspector286 Who told you?!

    • @farrahfarmer9287
      @farrahfarmer9287 10 месяцев назад +674

      Id be screwed lol which is why I would lawyer up asap.

    • @ConniesReviews
      @ConniesReviews 10 месяцев назад +922

      the guy kinda just makes up anything, his "psychoanalysis" is a bunch of malarkey

    • @sarajeffries4118
      @sarajeffries4118 10 месяцев назад +398

      I think its more like overly sustained eye contact--like staring into someone's soul without looking away is suspicious, and never making eye contact is suspicious (like the extremes are suspicious)

    • @sarajeffries4118
      @sarajeffries4118 10 месяцев назад +179

      @@ConniesReviews I think that he points out officer's techniques and when they use it well (like if/how they are following the reid technique), but he points out every possible detail of the suspect (instead of just the notable/important ones,) and he way over-does his analysis BUT it is correct

  • @eeves429
    @eeves429 Год назад +24709

    some people in these comments are more angry at this girl for being immature and dumb than they are at her boyfriend for murdering two people, his own parents

    • @IamPinhead
      @IamPinhead Год назад +1045

      No they're not, it's worth noting because Kat and her interview are a key aspect of the video. You don't need to state explicitly that someone brutally murdering their parents is bad because everyone knows it.

    • @sammyb1651
      @sammyb1651 Год назад +989

      @@IamPinhead Facts. Chandler is a monster and Kat is merely insufferable. Lol.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Год назад +1038

      I think it's an important aspect to point out in order for society to learn from this horrific incident. Chandler was coddled and did not have consequences for his actions throughout his upbringing. He chose a sweet, slightly immature girl that he could manipulate. He had been doing that his whole life. These are critical red flags to look for.

    • @sammyb1651
      @sammyb1651 Год назад

      @@VioletJoy Yeah but she's still insufferable.

    • @BatteredRose
      @BatteredRose Год назад +1779

      She's honestly adorable. I feel so damn bad for her.

  • @The_Remnant86
    @The_Remnant86 6 месяцев назад +1485

    I don't think Cat felt like she was being interrogated. She most likely felt like she was going there to help the police find the parents. She also didn't know they were hurt or injured, so I see her behavior as appropriate.

    • @taylormade9971
      @taylormade9971 3 месяца назад +57

      Completely agreed.

    • @TheRyan88
      @TheRyan88 2 месяца назад +19

      Appropriate? She's not a 14 year old. Her cuddling a teddy bear, when she knows she's about to be questioned about her BF's missing parents? I hope you watched all the way through cuz she's still in love with the weirdo killer.

    • @PlaySA
      @PlaySA 2 месяца назад

      @@TheRyan88 Everyone featured in this kind of video is of extremely below-average intelligence. Can't really project your own behavior onto them.

    • @The_Remnant86
      @The_Remnant86 2 месяца назад +108

      @TheRyan88 firstly, she was what, 22 years old? Have you seen college kids these days? They literally wear stuffed animal back packs. Second, yes I watched it until the end, and the entire trial as a matter of fact. She testified against him. Her communicating with him in jail doesn't surprise me at all. A clear case of cognitive dissonance.

    • @keira_nd
      @keira_nd 2 месяца назад +50

      ⁠@@The_Remnant86i think she was 20 turning 21. she mentioned her birthday being august 21, born in the year 2000 and she said “the big one, i’m gonna get crunkkk”.
      which means, her brain isn’t done developing. you’re right 100%

  • @texaschainsaw8801
    @texaschainsaw8801 6 месяцев назад +727

    Chandler: did you just call me a suspect? 😟😰
    Cat: Oh, we both really like Star Wars!!! 😊😄

    • @reshelove2005
      @reshelove2005 3 месяца назад +12

      LMAOOO

    • @lb26lb18
      @lb26lb18 Месяц назад +37

      And the loser was cheating on this beautiful girl, just a POS.

    • @MrJamesRustle
      @MrJamesRustle 15 дней назад +1

      Call me crazy, but I don't think he did it.

    • @wildfire9017
      @wildfire9017 13 дней назад +3

      @@MrJamesRustleyou’re crazy then

    • @hectorortiz8964
      @hectorortiz8964 5 дней назад +2

      @@MrJamesRustle crazy lol what part from the cabin being untouched to the random over explanations of his parents always bleeding around the house did u not get. thankfully these detectives aren’t airheads..

  • @boanoah6362
    @boanoah6362 Год назад +18418

    Honestly, hearing the analysis of Cat just firmly cements in my mind that I should NEVER talk to the police, she's entirely innocent and trying to give as much help as she can it still makes her look guilty or shady.
    Like damn, I'd get my ass thrown in jail because I'm a socially awkward idiot apparently.

    • @pohateos9394
      @pohateos9394 Год назад +1716

      Yea, never speak to police alone under ANY circumstances (innocent or guilty) since the police can literally make anything sound suspect.

    • @CODA96
      @CODA96 Год назад +1513

      ''Everything you say can and will be held against you'' - it seems like people just dont understand what this very obvious sentence means.

    • @illiardbilliard2355
      @illiardbilliard2355 Год назад +717

      The only things you should ever say are "Am I free to go?", "Am I under arrest?", or "I'd like a lawyer". Police can and will use ANYTHING that you say against yourself, and they're even allowed to lie to you as a means of coaxing a confession out (which is why false confessions happen).

    • @NsyShwl
      @NsyShwl Год назад +211

      I still feel like she probably knew more than she said.. she knew about the broken glass and possible blood evidence.. i think the narrator is correct when he talked about how she is sort of attention seeking.. she says that she can't eat chocolate because she will become violently sick right before choosing the chocolate cookie 😂😂 plus she has pictures with timestamps when describing everything that happened around the time of the murd3rs.. she seems manipulative and her boyfriend seems like he is able to be manipulated.. he seems just very weak.. as if he ever tried to correct his girlfriend she would probably throw a fit..

    • @ZaitsevYa
      @ZaitsevYa Год назад +95

      she is guilty for sure

  • @Byebyebutterflies
    @Byebyebutterflies Год назад +6208

    Yeah I obviously don’t know this girl, but I’ve had friends like her. One of their defense mechanisms is to revert to childlike behavior as though they’re imploring you to be gentle with them. It doesn’t always mean guilt. It’s sometimes just a signal that they’re in distress. This is obviously a really stressful situation.

    • @teethmaster4312
      @teethmaster4312 Год назад +598

      yes, finally, someone can see it’s a trauma response.

    • @OsamaBinBombin
      @OsamaBinBombin 11 месяцев назад +151

      She's still a kid

    • @tehjamerz
      @tehjamerz 11 месяцев назад +94

      Bruh, this girl is just straight up immature. She isn't reverting. She is.

    • @Tony_Cardoza
      @Tony_Cardoza 11 месяцев назад +10

      @@petmom He didn't attack you, he just has doubts about your possession of a psychology degree.

    • @MajesticUC
      @MajesticUC 11 месяцев назад +25

      Read the top comment. They didn’t show the part where she eventually complies with the police

  • @Alxandr2
    @Alxandr2 4 месяца назад +188

    Man this girl found herself in a bad situation and she seems to be a genuinely good person.

    • @alypha737
      @alypha737 23 дня назад

      dayum youre insane. you must be one of them serial killers admirer. the ones that sent letters to ted bundy and shit. DISGUSTING.

  • @aran7teen
    @aran7teen 5 месяцев назад +440

    The insanity is off the scale. He really saw killing his parents as a better option than telling them he lied and was sorry.

    • @rawganic5183
      @rawganic5183 4 месяца назад +27

      Poor paranting

    • @fourinher7283
      @fourinher7283 4 месяца назад +26

      @@rawganic5183no wtf

    • @user-ig2ul7kq7m
      @user-ig2ul7kq7m 4 месяца назад +29

      That’s what happens when you are that kind of parent they would be disappointed in him if he lied. Remind you he’s an over achiever and parents couldn’t be more proud. That set him up to be ashamed to lie because he can’t handle the consequences of the disappointments he caused I honestly think this is a good kid who just finally snapped and the outcome was his parents being murdered

    • @rawganic5183
      @rawganic5183 4 месяца назад +15

      @@user-ig2ul7kq7m exactly my point - poor paranting. It’s the way they parented that caused this. Note to self. Accept your child the way they are. Then they will grow up true to themselves and not resent you later for it

    • @binboda
      @binboda 3 месяца назад +20

      I lied to my parents for a few years about my status at my college. I wasn't expelled but I did poorly, struggling with depression and alcoholism from never before addressed childhood of abuse and domestic violence. It never occurred to me to kill my parents, God forbid, but I regretfully admit to having sometimes wished for my abusive parent to die in a plane crash or similar, in lieu of him finding out that I wasn't achieving like he expected me to and facing his punishment. Can't say I understand Chandler in his actions, but I understand his fear. Unfortunately his story ended in a tragedy for everyone involved.

  • @lunatic5162
    @lunatic5162 Год назад +3816

    Cat seemed just very comfortable with police, maybe yes, immaturity but I think it just shows that she's not scared of them and doesn't have anything to hide

    • @HDReMaster
      @HDReMaster Год назад +375

      thats called 'innocence'

    • @gumbypokey
      @gumbypokey Год назад

      More like she's smooth talking psychopath...

    • @psmith2714
      @psmith2714 Год назад +188

      She's like enjoying like being like the like center like of like attention like😂😂

    • @RamoArt
      @RamoArt Год назад +270

      That's interesting because to me it felt like all the silly remarks are her trying not to come off as nervous and scared. It doesn't feel genuine to me at all. The thing about the chocolate cookie proves that to me: she picked the wrong one and was too uncomfortable to stand up for herself. So she ate it very slowly and tried not to throw up. That tells me her needs are not her biggest priority.

    • @wrummwrummful
      @wrummwrummful Год назад +34

      ​@@psmith2714Like.

  • @cressyblankenship4299
    @cressyblankenship4299 Год назад +3718

    I honestly don't think she thought he was guilty. Sometimes it's hard to see the bad things in the people we care about the most. Much less the horrific things he did.

    • @Padraigp
      @Padraigp Год назад +69

      Yeah me too. I mean you also wouldnt think your boyfriend wouldnt tell you if he was going to murder somone ...you think at that age that your boyfriend tells you everything and shes obviously aware that hes weird. And is probably starting to wonder herself like shes starting to doubt. She seems fairly normal and silly and who among us have ever even known when our boyfriend were cheating on us. Let alone would most normal people ever suspect their partner of murder. But she does know hes weird... she definitely trying to defend him a bit. Im not finished the video yet. So hes still innocent untill this video ends !😂

    • @cassiemeigs5711
      @cassiemeigs5711 Год назад +6

      I agree

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Год назад +29

      Of course she didn't, but she continued to believe him even after he was in jail. Society could learn a lot from this case. She was likely pretty naive, and narcissists like Chandler prey on people like that.

    • @NsyShwl
      @NsyShwl Год назад +1

      I agree. If your partner was accused of murd3r what would be your immediate reaction? Anything below crying hysterically is suspicious.. i feel like she knew more.. and the reality is she probably had more of an influence on him than she did him.. i mean his dad was under his "mom's control" so I can see him being the same..

    • @Padraigp
      @Padraigp Год назад +24

      @@NsyShwl you might be the sórt of person to hysterically cry. Not everyone is a dráma queen.... and we have no evidence of his mom controlled her dad bar a psychopath saying so.

  • @pontinrob
    @pontinrob 4 месяца назад +396

    Cat is clearly struggling to come to terms with the truth , it's a coping mechanism to just carry on as if things are normal. As she finally came to terms she clearly had worked through it. Hope she and her family along with Chandler's brother and his family can move on as best as possible

    • @grom69
      @grom69 4 месяца назад +4

      Copium

    • @SmilingDesertCobra-ef1ly
      @SmilingDesertCobra-ef1ly 4 месяца назад +1

      Can't even imagine

    • @spitymaeh
      @spitymaeh 3 месяца назад +8

      If I would be her I could never trust a man in my life ever again. I feel so sorry for her.

    • @VK.x
      @VK.x 3 месяца назад +3

      What mother would happily talk to a monster fully aware of how lucky they got. But seems they don’t see it as they got lucky on many levels. Listening to the mums convo at the end, gave me shivers for the wrong reasons. They sound too comfy, almost like ahhh we all could’ve gone down BUT, he’s took sole responsibility. Won’t be surprised if the daughter ends up with a cruel dark side.

    • @frezling2442
      @frezling2442 2 месяца назад +6

      We can also assume Chandler is incredibly manipulative considering his life was so thoroughly a lie that he had completely convinced her of

  • @dead_barbers_society
    @dead_barbers_society 4 месяца назад +98

    When cat said “they’re his parents , they’re important” was so sweet and genuine.

  • @HidingMonkeyCatNinja
    @HidingMonkeyCatNinja Год назад +3934

    I’m convinced that he was trying to set Cat up for this murder. Hiding his weapons on her families farm, transporting their bloody clothes in bags that she had purchased, and using her cleaning supplies to clean up their blood that he ended up returning to her. what a POS. I hope Cat and Mitchel can find peace

    • @Why-sy2fz
      @Why-sy2fz Год назад +199

      @@HankPankyyou’re not very smart huh?

    • @lunarlunna3452
      @lunarlunna3452 Год назад +270

      @@HankPanky why do you hate women so much? who hurt you? you seem like your mom didnt love you and now you just hate all women lmao

    • @d.l831
      @d.l831 Год назад +135

      Wow!!! I bet you’re right… poor girl😢

    • @yokoma5480
      @yokoma5480 Год назад +68

      You missed the part where he never tried to say it was probably her lol

    • @hi.moriarty
      @hi.moriarty Год назад +77

      Actually, that's quite a possibility.

  • @robertcoblentz3541
    @robertcoblentz3541 7 месяцев назад +1933

    After all of these I've watched, I've come to one conclusion. There is nothing you can do in an interrogation room. That doesn't raise a red flag. Everything you do is suspicious.

    • @YellowRoseRev
      @YellowRoseRev 6 месяцев назад +28

      I agree.

    • @sherlucille
      @sherlucille 6 месяцев назад +138

      and that's why you call your lawyer asap

    • @teodhcreed1444
      @teodhcreed1444 6 месяцев назад +18

      Agree, like man if id be there too, like its just my behavior ive been like this even in my room

    • @jimmymeinhart4265
      @jimmymeinhart4265 6 месяцев назад +77

      This is why I sort of hate watch these videos, because everybody thinks they are some expert analyst that can 1:1 behavior to guilt/innocence, when in reality behavior is so nuanced and so subjective from person to person that very few things are actual red flags. The only true indicators are deviations from the baseline of the suspect, in my non-expert opinion. Even then, you might not know how someone would react to their parents being murdered vs. them murdering their parents, those reactions could be extremely similar or almost interchangeable.
      You can't be uptight, but you also can't be immature and relaxed.
      You can't avoid eye contact, but you can't have too much.
      You can't not cry, but don't cry too much.
      You can't be super uneasy or physically unwell, but you also can't be unaffected by the events that have happened.
      You can't create distance and lean back, but you also can't lean in and be too engaged.
      There are signs to be pointed out, and I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the context where behaviors are placed in, but a lot of these are also just differences in behaviors that don't really speak to anything at all, just reactions to stress or a puzzling situation.
      For example, a girl takes a cookie after laying out her allergy preemptively, asks if it's chocolate, is told it isn't even though it is, trusts the guy, and suddenly she's attention-seeking for a miscommunication. What?

    • @helenaaro7017
      @helenaaro7017 6 месяцев назад +23

      A bit like being in a psychiatrist's office: every movement you make and word you say is a symptom. If you don't move or speak, that's a serious symptom!

  • @ziplin5412
    @ziplin5412 2 месяца назад +67

    I'm so sorry for cat, she seems like a genuine person who stays loyal until the end of time. I think people who are always loyal and a hundred percent commited to their partner, are way too rare in this world.

    • @SamSamEym
      @SamSamEym Месяц назад +4

      loyalty to murder is commendable ?!

    • @fiddlestyxVR
      @fiddlestyxVR 22 дня назад +2

      ​@SamSamEym loyal to his innocence. I think she just had a hard time believing that he would do something

  • @lj7460
    @lj7460 5 месяцев назад +208

    There are disappointing inaccuracies in this account. For example, it states that Bart was shot in the head . Bart Halderson was actually shot in the back 3 times; one shot was point blank range. They only recovered Bart’s torso. Chandler burned his parents heads in the fireplace.

    • @elishh8173
      @elishh8173 4 месяца назад +38

      How cruel to do that to your own parents

    • @JKDC97
      @JKDC97 3 месяца назад +17

      Also, this account claims he was bisexual? I haven't seen that claim anywhere else nor evidence to back it up. The trial evidence only seemed to reveal text messages between female lovers.

    • @AstrosElectronicsLab
      @AstrosElectronicsLab 2 месяца назад +8

      Which is sick in of itself... I can just imagine him sitting there until 4:30am watching his parents heads just... burn...

    • @realMaverickBuckley
      @realMaverickBuckley 2 месяца назад +20

      ​@@JKDC97No offense (genuinely) but who cares if he's a Bisexual or not?

    • @JKDC97
      @JKDC97 2 месяца назад +54

      @@realMaverickBuckley I think its absolutely irrelevant information in reality, but it's a really odd point for this video to emphasize his sexuality and the gender of the people he was pursuing sexually out of no where without having any evidence to back it up. It's just weird to include that distinction in the video for no reason at all and with no evidence. It makes you wonder what purpose it serves with it being included.

  • @ProblemsNeverEnd
    @ProblemsNeverEnd Год назад +3961

    I feel bad for his older brother. I can't imagine what he's going through. I hope he's living as well as he can.

    • @mariemccann5895
      @mariemccann5895 Год назад +23

      Oh he is, for sure.

    • @2for99cents
      @2for99cents Год назад +58

      @@mariemccann5895 yeah he’s got all the life insurance money now

    • @Chic_Ken
      @Chic_Ken Год назад +684

      ​@@2for99centsand no family. You value money more than life?

    • @Chic_Ken
      @Chic_Ken Год назад +248

      ​@@mariemccann5895you think money is more valuable than family? Yuck

    • @joannewilson1483
      @joannewilson1483 Год назад +9

      ⁠chandler did none of that he lies tells tales is lazy and not clever at all he smashed many lives and will pay with his freedom no excuse he is a sad shadow of a human being

  • @chilli8011
    @chilli8011 9 месяцев назад +2885

    Even if i knew i was innocent, being interrogated like this, I'd be nervous as hell. I'd probably look guilty too. Being under this type of stress is horrible.

    • @KaileyB616
      @KaileyB616 9 месяцев назад +152

      That's why you just ask for an attorney right from the start and don't say another word

    • @sjonnyf2229
      @sjonnyf2229 8 месяцев назад +18

      @@KaileyB616just what i was about to say

    • @thehoerscorral8565
      @thehoerscorral8565 8 месяцев назад +65

      @@KaileyB616 Yeah people think that, even after watching these videos, that if they request a lawyer the cops will think that they're guilty and charge them or treat them worse or something, but if you've watched enough of these you will see that the second they say 'no i want a lawyer' 99% of the time the cops will IMMEDIATELY just stand up and leave the room. The only time they don't is if they think the suspect is stupid or slow and they try the 'well are you sure cuz this is your last chance to talk to us' because saying that ONLY WORKS ON STUPID PEOPLE. Why would you need a last chance to talk to them, whether you had actually done it or not? To confess? 😂😂😂
      Just stay silent, and/or keep requesting a lawyer. They can sit there and say whatever they want after that point in hopes that you get angry, or seemingly their favorite is to say something CLOSE to what they think you did, but make it sound worse, to get you to respond to correct them. IE if the crime is a straight murder of a woman who has bullet holes in her, the cops will be like "So you were alone in the room with her, did you stab her? shoot her? sexually assault her?" Even if they know she wasn't sexually assaulted, just shot, and then these dumbasses who didn't ask for a lawyer will get angry and be like "MAN I DIDNT SEXUALLY ASSAULT HER I DIDNT EVEN TOUCH HER" not realizing they just basically admitted they did shoot her though, for example. JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP AFTER ASKING FOR A LAWYER.
      There is literally no reason to ever talk to the police if they've sat you down for an official interrogation. No detective or investigator on the police force wants to waste their time just to sit you down "just to have a chat" or "to just clear up a few things" when said information is already confirmed and pointless. Ask if you're free to go, and if they say yes, leave. If they say no, or 'you're not under arrest at the moment' but don't say an explicit 'yes' and try to use super passive statements like 'well before we let you go, i need to clarify a couple things' or 'i'm not done with you yet' without arresting you and reading you your rights, then you are currently 'detained' and they want to get as much self incrimination out of you as possible before having to read you your rights, and therefore you need to (you guessed it) ask for a lawyer and shut the fuck up.
      TL;DR lawyer up and shut up.

    • @SecuR0M
      @SecuR0M 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@KaileyB616absolutely

    • @Dana_at_LAX
      @Dana_at_LAX 8 месяцев назад +53

      forreal. I have a huge fear of people thinking I'm guilty of things I didn't do. probably bc my mom used to accuse me of stuff I never did growing up. I'm not scared of telling the truth, I am scared of not being believed.

  • @austin31bennett
    @austin31bennett 5 месяцев назад +409

    Cat seems like a really nice, genuine person and girlfriend. She definitely did not deserve the trauma associated with this to happen to her. RIP to the parents as well.

    • @miketexas4549
      @miketexas4549 5 месяцев назад +21

      She seems very, VERY off

    • @gsweater9172
      @gsweater9172 5 месяцев назад

      She's super bangable

    • @v-town1980
      @v-town1980 5 месяцев назад +2

      Like like like yeah.

    • @Krogdalo
      @Krogdalo 5 месяцев назад +40

      @@miketexas4549 She just seems a bit childish/immature, but not completely off or weird + don't forget, no matter how often we want people to be super adult-like she was a young adult, just a teen prior, that's gonna be a tough transition from being a bubbly, open, childish person to super serious, being in an interrogation room.
      We all know some people, who are always a bit "younger" in their mind than they are. Nothing unusual.

    • @miketexas4549
      @miketexas4549 5 месяцев назад +3

      @@Krogdalo I think the way her mother turned out had everything to do with it.

  • @scottshort8540
    @scottshort8540 5 месяцев назад +70

    From binging EWU videos, I’ve deduced how to tell if someone is guilty. They:
    1) breath
    2) blink
    3) have hands and/or fingers
    4) wear shoes
    5) have a heartbeat
    6) talk
    7) stay silent

  • @dex1lsp
    @dex1lsp Год назад +1894

    Cat seems like a good person and I really can't blame her for going through that period of denial. A lot of people do the same thing when faced with such a shocking reality that's so hard to process. It's a very natural trauma response.

    • @nicholash1278
      @nicholash1278 Год назад +39

      nah cat is a terrible person and she knew about the murders and played dumb to police. She still chose to be with Chandler after the truth came out.

    • @dex1lsp
      @dex1lsp Год назад +143

      @@nicholash1278 And how exactly do you know that?

    • @dex1lsp
      @dex1lsp Год назад +149

      @Nicholas H I actually paid very close attention from beginning to end, and no, that doesn't make sense at all.

    • @Janosik_Janosikowy
      @Janosik_Janosikowy Год назад

      ​@@dex1lsp I think she is just super stupid.

    • @nicholash1278
      @nicholash1278 Год назад +17

      @@dex1lsp you didn't listen to her prison phone calls and texts with chandler? You didn't notice the part where she stayed in the same house with the dead parent's bodies and then the body of the dad is dumped on her mom's property? You didn't miss how she said Chandler was "almost about to be free" before his parents went missing?

  • @Polydueces
    @Polydueces Год назад +2618

    First off, good for Cathryn for being so cooperative. Second off, why are 90% of these murderers idiots? The way he tried to hide evidence blows my mind.

    • @Chaseki
      @Chaseki Год назад +54

      what made me surprised was that he put some stuff in that old barrel/drum outside. how do you think this is a good idea lol.

    • @Rio.KnowsThings
      @Rio.KnowsThings Год назад +92

      It's because they don't watch enough true crime 😆

    • @pablosux
      @pablosux Год назад +294

      Because the good ones havent been caught

    • @user-vn3jc8sl7j
      @user-vn3jc8sl7j Год назад

      00000000000000000000000000000000000

    • @extracontent858
      @extracontent858 Год назад +99

      The smart ones never get caught. That's why we always hear about the dumb people, cause they get caught with never ending evidence

  • @dude3277
    @dude3277 4 месяца назад +83

    I’m lactose intolerant and although I get extreme inflammation and sometimes violently ill, I will still eat thing with dairy in it. It doesn’t mean I’m seeking anyone’s attention. It means I’m making a decision to enjoy something that tastes good even though I have to suffer for it. You make too many assumptions in your videos.

    • @AstralAnubes
      @AstralAnubes Месяц назад +5

      Fr I’m sensitive to peanut butter and I get a rash when I eat it. I still eat Peanut Butter cups tho because I love them. Haha as long as it doesn’t kill me I’ll eat them a rash isn’t that bad and if I eat it slowly I usually don’t get one. Also the forbidden fruit is always the sweetest.

    • @Eileen_Yulick
      @Eileen_Yulick Месяц назад

      So you would drink a cup of milk in an interrogation room?

    • @ggregg0
      @ggregg0 Месяц назад +2

      @@Eileen_Yulick Speaking as someone who is lactose intolerant if I wanted to clear an interrogation room I would 100% drink a cup of milk. It might take a bit but believe me nobody would want to be in that room afterwards.

    • @sharkladyindisguise
      @sharkladyindisguise 17 дней назад +1

      @@AstralAnubes be careful with that rash dude! Allergic reactions like that can sometimes very dramatically worse and out of nowhere! But also, I don’t blame you. I don’t think I could give Reeces up either xD

    • @briar1624
      @briar1624 4 дня назад

      Just be careful! Regular exposure to allergens can make the reactions much worse in the long term. It may not be a severe reaction now, but it could be down the line! 😰

  • @steveyuhas9278
    @steveyuhas9278 6 месяцев назад +374

    "Hugging the pooh bear can be a sign of emotional immaturity"
    Damn, EWU. Why you gotta do my girl Cat dirty like that. The girl likes to be comfy, is that cookie eating one of your fancy criminal micro expressions too? The f*** is wrong with you lol

    • @mxrx1628
      @mxrx1628 6 месяцев назад +68

      Yeah, I reckon if someone was to not hug the bear, it'd be a sign of of guilt or something. Sometimes you really can't win with EWU
      On a more serious note, that bear is there to provide comfort. Why not use it for comfort? Why does that allegedly show emotional immaturity? Had Cat specifically asked for a teddy bear or something I'd understand the sentiment, but IT IS ALREADY THERE. Wtf

    • @Flower4229
      @Flower4229 4 месяца назад +34

      As a 30 year old with plushies and dolls, that stood out to me too 😂

    • @minoena
      @minoena 4 месяца назад +27

      i’m hugging a plushie rn, i sleep with one every night lol

    • @toma.4808
      @toma.4808 4 месяца назад +14

      I mean, I gotta fart

    • @chrissy24-7
      @chrissy24-7 4 месяца назад +10

      Legit I'm over 30 and I've hugged stuffies during therapy sessions. It's not unusual.

  • @sergeantassassin3425
    @sergeantassassin3425 8 месяцев назад +2597

    Amazing how she went from such a bubbly, happy woman to serious, sad, and borderline depressed when the police broke how he'd been arrested for his parent's murders.
    Apparently, by the time she had to testify at trial, she looked and sounded like a completely different person. One single incident forced her to change her personality completely. That's heartbreaking.

    • @acrock21
      @acrock21 8 месяцев назад +372

      well she was a "kid" too. 19 to 20 i dont care what people say those are very young ages...

    • @MrPaxio
      @MrPaxio 8 месяцев назад +43

      change is necessary, normal, and expected. trying to stop it is a bad thing. all this climate change snake oil really fucked us all, the earth needs to change, stop trying to freeze things in time just cos you find it cute.

    • @maxwellschneiter
      @maxwellschneiter 8 месяцев назад +290

      Imagine being in love with someone who seems to be very successful, only to find out his whole life is a lie and he killed and butchered his loving parents while you were hanging out with him. That is a world-shattering experience, she'll never be able to trust her own instincts not to mention the trauma.

    • @cap10zomb
      @cap10zomb 8 месяцев назад +19

      If she kept her legs closed she would have never been in that situation. How are you going to be in a "relationship" when you're still living with mommy and daddy

    • @charlesfaure1189
      @charlesfaure1189 8 месяцев назад +24

      It may well have helped her grow up. Blind trust is a short road to victimization.

  • @sonjonfill
    @sonjonfill Год назад +987

    Him asking if he was referred to as a “suspect” was incredibly revealing right away. Suspected of what? They were just trying to find two grown adults…

    • @d.l831
      @d.l831 Год назад +31

      Oh!! Good catch!

    • @dami5154
      @dami5154 Год назад +70

      I disagree, he’s in the back of a cop car and anybody (innocent or guilty) would immediately be suspicious of what’s going on or of how they will be of use to the police it would be extremely stressful for anyone

    • @sonjonfill
      @sonjonfill Год назад +49

      @@dami5154 I wouldn’t ever think I’d be considered a suspect of ANYTHING unless I did something. It’s the phenomenon of absolutes. Either you know nothing or you know what happened. He jumped to a conclusion because he was guilty. Can’t really argue your point with this footage but understood

    • @sonjonfill
      @sonjonfill Год назад +13

      @@dami5154 plus he wasn’t arrested. He was being escorted to the station for convenience. To make him less nervous

    • @dantefloressq
      @dantefloressq Год назад +23

      @@sonjonfill I mean i get it but it's not like police aren't a constant threat to people, innocent or not

  • @irgendeinname9256
    @irgendeinname9256 2 месяца назад +16

    Cat supporting him for so long is weird enough but even her mom? Wtf

    • @365hype
      @365hype Месяц назад +1

      He was sleeping with the mom too 😂

    • @APRIL916
      @APRIL916 Месяц назад +6

      After listening to the jail phone calls, I believe Cat's Mom was faking her concern & friendliness for Chandler. Worried that at any moment he could have implicated Cat. They had not only Bart's torso on the property but that damn Swiffer with lord knows what on it! Glad she was cleared 🙏

    • @ViewerNumber9
      @ViewerNumber9 27 дней назад +2

      Absolutely. I'm sickened by the thousands & thousands of likes & comments in support of the girl. She was highly suspicious to say the least.

  • @user-uw5kb2vi7h
    @user-uw5kb2vi7h Месяц назад +19

    The reason this is the best channel is because of its content it’s editing, and definitely most importantly, the captioning writing on the screen to read !!!!

  • @christianbritton1362
    @christianbritton1362 Год назад +2505

    Cat seems like a sweet, innocent soul. I felt bad for her, honestly.

    • @GregoryShtevensh
      @GregoryShtevensh Год назад +97

      Yeah and the Monster clearly has zero concern for taking some of that innocence away from her! She seems like an awesome chick, and her innocence and tendency to see the best in people is probably what made her seem like the perfect person to attach her self to for a monster like him

    • @remnant4363
      @remnant4363 11 месяцев назад +46

      It's still a mystery why she kept communicating with him after what happened

    • @scotthenderson292
      @scotthenderson292 11 месяцев назад +103

      ​@remnant4363 she loved him and she was naive and young. Perhaps she was still held out hope that it was all some terrible misunderstanding. I watched her testimony at the trial and she was waaaay different. The full scope of the evidence was laid before her and you could tell she was broken

    • @debbiemanning5983
      @debbiemanning5983 11 месяцев назад +21

      Me too. That innocence is gone now. He killed it. She found out she was with an impostor.

    • @debbiemanning5983
      @debbiemanning5983 11 месяцев назад +8

      @@remnant4363 she believed him!

  • @aquawrld
    @aquawrld 5 месяцев назад +36

    cat honestly seems like an awesome person. Everyone needs a cat in their lives to just soften things with comedic relief. RIP to the family. ❤

  • @mr.guppyjr.6080
    @mr.guppyjr.6080 4 месяца назад +26

    That sweet girl. I feel so bad for her. But at least she has some comedic relief. She needs a significant other who won’t manipulate her and use her.

  • @MrScrubb201kt
    @MrScrubb201kt 11 месяцев назад +920

    As a person who typically doesn't like eye contact at all, it annoys me when y'all always point it out as a "guilty" behavior.

    • @meowmachine9147
      @meowmachine9147 11 месяцев назад +71

      Don't let it bother you. Remember that all the behavior they point out makes for a POSSIBILITY of guilt. There are valid reasons for behavior that could be deemed as guilt showing.

    • @jgv4513
      @jgv4513 10 месяцев назад +31

      👁️ 👄 👁️ why so guilty? Whatcha tryin’ to hide? Whatcha got behind your back there?
      😆
      Yeah I’m the same way. When I’m explaining things I get very in my headspace staring off into nothing. My eye contact is best when someone is speaking to me. And even then I typically default to a public speaking tactic of looking at the bridge of the nose. Feels/looks like eye contact to the other person but it’s a completely different focal point and therefore doesn’t feel like eye contact to me.

    • @jgv4513
      @jgv4513 10 месяцев назад +4

      👁️ 👄 👁️ why so guilty? Whatcha tryin’ to hide? Whatcha got behind your back there?
      😆
      Yeah I’m the same way. When I’m explaining things I get very in my headspace staring off into nothing. My eye contact is best when someone is speaking to me. And even then I typically default to a public speaking tactic of looking at the bridge of the nose. Feels/looks like eye contact to the other person but it’s a completely different focal point and therefore doesn’t feel like eye contact to me.

    • @Mrdood999
      @Mrdood999 10 месяцев назад +76

      Yeah, what I've learned from watching these videos is that anyone with social anxiety doesn't stand a chance. Pretty much all the symptoms are guilty behaviors.

    • @joshm6560
      @joshm6560 10 месяцев назад +1

      Same bro

  • @spidey_things
    @spidey_things Год назад +1322

    I saw a comment saying that people were upset with Chandler's girlfriend, and I am going to say right now that that anger is 100% unwarranted. She did what she had to do, she testified against him in court. How could she had known that her boyfriend is a psychotic murderer and a habitual liar? Like that is so out there, she loved Chandler and she loved his parents. She thought she was dating a great guy all around, someone who was incredibly intelligent and a kind hearted person, how could she have known that he was capable of such an evil.

    • @Laced.Up.Gaming
      @Laced.Up.Gaming Год назад

      stop telling people how to feel and stfu

    • @user-hp2bk1hs4u
      @user-hp2bk1hs4u Год назад +33

      Reddit moment

    • @cindyk6411
      @cindyk6411 Год назад +5

      She was fighting any kind of those thoughts.

    • @cindyk6411
      @cindyk6411 Год назад +15

      @@Laced.Up.Gaming stop telling people how to comment.

    • @shellzabelle4146
      @shellzabelle4146 Год назад +46

      @@dingojonesI’ve seen plenty of comments, mostly in the replies

  • @randalthor2859
    @randalthor2859 6 месяцев назад +8

    "Sustained eye contact is a red flag, but also looking away occasionally is a red flag." 😂

  • @57daysproductions
    @57daysproductions 6 месяцев назад +8

    I watched someone else's video on this case before this one came out, and I'm so glad y'all made this! It's going so much more into depth and shows more perspectives. Love this channel.

  • @user-di8hm2jl2u
    @user-di8hm2jl2u 8 месяцев назад +1132

    My son has high functioning autism and I have talked to him so many times about never talking to police in an interrogation room and always ask for a lawyer. People with Asperger’s do not communicate the same way and the police would automatically think his behavior is suspicious because he has difficulty holding eye contact and with social cues. Scares me half to death how some police detectives operate.

    • @marshapieroni6677
      @marshapieroni6677 8 месяцев назад +66

      You are so right to do that

    • @gloriaf4015
      @gloriaf4015 8 месяцев назад +157

      Yeah these videos and the training of the interrogations are not neurodivergent-friendly at all. That’s probably why so many mentally ill and disabled people are in prison.

    • @rubydown3329
      @rubydown3329 7 месяцев назад +113

      I have autism and ADHD, I'm sure with my fidgeting, lack of eye contacts, and random tangents, they'd pin the crime on me even if they only brought me in as a witness 💀

    • @marshapieroni6677
      @marshapieroni6677 7 месяцев назад

      @@gloriaf4015 yes. I have a daughter with Huntingtons disease and I was just discussing with someone how many times she was arrested (when she was still able to walk and talk) for no reason other than not being able to communicate properly, or have difficulty with her gait.

    • @77jesusislord
      @77jesusislord 7 месяцев назад

      @@rubydown3329same💀😭

  • @RagingRaven88
    @RagingRaven88 11 месяцев назад +2417

    I first saw Cat when she was in court giving her testimony at trial. At the trial, she was very serious, calm, and forthright in her testimony. To see her go from that very mature woman in the previous video to this young girl in this video is insane to me. It really shows you the amount of damage that Chandler caused within this girl where her youth and bubbliness were essentially destroyed. This girl's life will never be the same having known Chandler

    • @vsanchez7158
      @vsanchez7158 11 месяцев назад +144

      I agree. Totally different from her interviews w police. This totally broke her spirit.

    • @xsilint
      @xsilint 10 месяцев назад +3

      fr

    • @ulynbotha4407
      @ulynbotha4407 10 месяцев назад +73

      well, she kept phoning him in jail, as if nothing changed, she is really weird

    • @amandamosteller1371
      @amandamosteller1371 10 месяцев назад +106

      @ulynbotha4407 they kept talking to chandler in hopes that he would tell cat where the rest of his parents remains were. The cops only found his dad's torso and his mom's legs. Plus they didn't find the actual gun until a couple months before trail, it was in Cats mothers gfs barn.

    • @ShadowIsABaby
      @ShadowIsABaby 10 месяцев назад +63

      @@ulynbotha4407OML. What is wrong with you people?! Abusive. RELATIONSHIP. Its harder to get out of a relationship when you’ve been in it for so long.

  • @teachmehowtodoge1737
    @teachmehowtodoge1737 2 месяца назад +18

    Dang.. I feel sorry for Cat for experiencing this. Looks like she's someone who can brighten anyone's day when she talks. Hope she's fine emotionally now.

  • @jassingh7086
    @jassingh7086 4 месяца назад +5

    Person: Breathes
    **breathing can be a huge red flag as it’s a clear indicator that the suspect may be mocking the dead**

  • @alexandergannon7058
    @alexandergannon7058 Год назад +1614

    I think Cat is a perfect example of when these interrogation techniques arent effective. I think she just has a somewhat unique personality and she responds to stimulus in different ways than others so clearly the things you want to key on arent as relevant as they would be with others

    • @sabinekatsavrias4422
      @sabinekatsavrias4422 Год назад +57

      i think cat knew everthing and helped .. u can see shes just doing a fantistic job compensating during the interviews

    • @Orizzle1870
      @Orizzle1870 Год назад

      She doesn't have a unique personality, she acts like an immature teenager.

    • @dogelife7901
      @dogelife7901 Год назад +30

      @@sabinekatsavrias4422 aw pooooh bear 😇

    • @thewickerflicker7362
      @thewickerflicker7362 Год назад +7

      Or she did a great job hiding it

    • @Gen-yh1jz
      @Gen-yh1jz Год назад +207

      Cat is innocent and young. She had no idea what her boyfriend had done. I don’t think she realized the parents gone forever, just missing. He lied and cheated on her too.

  • @Alejojojo6
    @Alejojojo6 Год назад +752

    I always find very haunting the idea that Bart and his wife literally gave birth and granted life to their future murderer. Crazy to think that the baby you carried for 9 months inside you, took care of, loved, fed, etc... the baby that you delivered 23 years ago, ends up being your own killer.

    • @dogelife7901
      @dogelife7901 Год назад +50

      Every human is capable of evil. Raising the kids with solid values, social and problem solving skills goes a long way to not being murdered by them.

    • @Alejojojo6
      @Alejojojo6 Год назад +137

      @@dogelife7901 Sometimes you get psycopaths and no matter what education and values you try to put on them, they may end up killing you. We cannot control how a person turns out to be. No matter the education provided.

    • @diannew6066
      @diannew6066 Год назад +10

      Happens all the time, sadly.

    • @jess93d
      @jess93d Год назад +17

      The reason I was terrified to have children.

    • @rossothecrimson7
      @rossothecrimson7 Год назад +44

      Parents do the same to their children too. 😣

  • @bethanywhite5499
    @bethanywhite5499 Месяц назад +4

    I LOLed so loud at the “ one must wonder if Chandler has ever heard of a bandaid “ like what? 😂😂

  • @ellabellemusic
    @ellabellemusic 4 месяца назад +2

    Thank you for making these videos!

  • @illiardbilliard2355
    @illiardbilliard2355 Год назад +1503

    This just makes me feel bad for Cat. It's not stupid to trust your significant other, and the fact that he wound up being a psychopath who lied to her isn't her fault. The idea of your significant other killing his own parents is unimaginable, nobody in her position would've believed or wanted to believe that. Hope she's doing okay.

    • @Schluviel
      @Schluviel Год назад +88

      Absolutely, i would also, in her position, try to defend the person i love, bc i can't imagine them doing such things.
      And i am also more gullible if my partner tells me something im not gonna lie, bc "why would they lie to me"

    • @wickedashley
      @wickedashley Год назад +69

      And I think that as his partner, she made an attempt to rationalize anything he did. My ex husband was stealing from my family, and I just could not believe that he would do something like that until I noticed the drug use. It’s hard to imagine someone you once loved is actually a terrible person doing terrible things. I do truly feel for her. I doubt she will ever be able to trust anyone ever again.

    • @MatthewsSloan
      @MatthewsSloan Год назад +8

      I 100% agree.

    • @MatthewsSloan
      @MatthewsSloan Год назад +45

      @@wickedashley Not to mention. She's a 17 year old girl in a "long" relationship. She was a high school girl involve with her high school sweetheart. Living what she thought was her dream.

    • @danpro4519
      @danpro4519 Год назад +13

      She seemed incredibly naive and foolish to me. I mean, you kind of have to be to fall for this guy's BS. She even said that she and her friend (Chandler's ex) always hated him before she fell for him for some reason. Also, an old roommate of Candler's specifically called him a pathological liar. To those with even a bit of judgement, he was a known commodity. I still feel bad for her, of course, but I don't think she's some great person and just like anybody would've fallen for Chandler.

  • @mariaandres6195
    @mariaandres6195 Год назад +2086

    Cat is such a breath of fresh air. Somehow so unapologetically herself, unfortunately in this context it comes off as strange but at the same time it's so pure and telling that she didn't change her personality during the interrogation.

    • @koryngalen6228
      @koryngalen6228 Год назад +141

      I totally agree. She reminds me so much of people I’ve known in my life. I really hope she’s able to recover and bounce back from this.

    • @mercedesvelazquez6478
      @mercedesvelazquez6478 11 месяцев назад +75

      I thought the same thing. Like I could be friends with this girl, she’s smart, silly, quirky and honest.

    • @solitary-sun
      @solitary-sun 11 месяцев назад +38

      Defends and helps people who murder their parents. What a lovely lass

    • @ghowell6657
      @ghowell6657 11 месяцев назад +12

      I agree kind an honest soul

    • @sensualchocolate4928
      @sensualchocolate4928 11 месяцев назад +41

      Why do you folk think this is ok behavior. It isn't a "breath of fresh air". I'm not saying everyone has to grow up the same or anything I'm a 40+year old child lol but there is a time and place and sitting in a police station being questioned about missing people isn't the time or place. The fact she is this age and doesn't understand that is disturbing and worrying. I am all for people being themselves and not what society says they should be, but this woman isn't a child, her boyfriends parents are missing, this is serious shit and should be taken that way.
      Humans are horrible creatures that never should have evolved. All we do is the same horrible things to each other over and over. When I was a kid, a school shooting, we couldn't even conceive it, and what by February or March of this year there had already been hundreds. We actively destroy the environment, forget that, planet that we live on. We can't go anywhere else, lmao, does that sound like an intelligent creature to you?
      We deserve as a species, everything coming. I pray you and your families won't be here to see it, because you won't last. I used to think, not in my lifetime, I'll be dead and gone before it really hits the fan, but alas, the Gods do have a sense of humor. 😂😂😂

  • @nope5481
    @nope5481 4 месяца назад +2

    Ive been pulled in by this channel, its excellent. But this one is something else! What a crazy story. Might be the most head spinning episodes ive seen for sure!

  • @JakePlays1912
    @JakePlays1912 15 дней назад

    After bingeing your channel for a few days/weeks I've come to a conclusion. You're only missing music. Atmospheric. Something that doesn't distract from your great voice. This content is so good. Thank you for creating and being so consistent with it

  • @lifesyphon1
    @lifesyphon1 10 месяцев назад +1336

    Cat’s interview is a perfect example of why innocent people don’t cooperate. Her phone, her car, her DNA, her time and her boyfriend… poof. Gone. All taken in a matter of hours. But at the end of the day, she’s very lucky to have survived a relationship with a dude like him. If he could do that to his own parents, it would’ve been nothing for him to hurt her.

    • @milhousevanhoutan9235
      @milhousevanhoutan9235 10 месяцев назад +156

      Cat is also an example of why you need a lawyer when you talk to the police ESPECIALLY if you're innocent.

    • @88clintonjc
      @88clintonjc 10 месяцев назад +45

      And her privacy

    • @mamavswild
      @mamavswild 10 месяцев назад +48

      It was good that she cooperated. She was cleared wasn’t she? I do agree that she should have had a lawyer with her, but due to her innocence it would have been impossible to know that beforehand. She did good.

    • @qq84
      @qq84 10 месяцев назад +44

      Don't forget her other belongings, they didn't even gave her closes or her employee ID card back even though they knew that they don't need that.
      Furthermore they refused to state publicly that she ain't a suspect.

    • @Kotoy1
      @Kotoy1 9 месяцев назад

      >this is why innocent people dont cooperate, because the police will take things that can be used to solve the crime, after which they will give them back
      are you mentally challenged? police should not take evidence? do you care more about your phone and murderer boyfriend or do you care about upholding the truth and law?

  • @muppet-fan
    @muppet-fan Год назад +1038

    When Cat said she always tries to see the good in things...I think that's why she couldn't accept the reality of what her boyfriend had done for a while. It's hard to get your mind around the fact that everything he had told her essentially was a lie. I liked Cat. She seemed to be genuine and guileless in her interviews. She didn't have anything to hide. I hope she goes on to a happy future.

    • @blankroomcereal9553
      @blankroomcereal9553 Год назад +86

      I feel the same, she seems really sweet and I hope she’s doing better now

    • @kadrick4446
      @kadrick4446 Год назад +29

      Delusional people often get hurt.

    • @peagames2002
      @peagames2002 Год назад +33

      Don't think this event helps her mentally. People who force to think positively often end in very difficult situations.

    • @Mrbonus2
      @Mrbonus2 Год назад +1

      She’s hot.

    • @mariusvanc
      @mariusvanc Год назад +30

      ​@@peagames2002 Not only that, she knew he was a cheater, and must have known he was lying to her frequently. Compulsive liars leave plenty of clues and signals behind for those who interact with them on a daily basis. She picked him, when he was the "bad boy" of their peer group, while he was dating another girl, stayed with him, and knew he was capable of terrible things, which is why she became so nervous when police suggested he might have something to do with the case. Willful blindness, like a mob wife. This is time for a massive reality check for her, for some introspection and ACTUAL self-development and self-improvement, some responsibility, and for better judge of character and decision making. Hoping she has a happy future isn't gonna make it happen.

  • @watchnoface8770
    @watchnoface8770 5 месяцев назад +52

    So sad, Cat seems like a beautiful, caring and outgoing girl, wasted on that psycho/weirdo/dork. Her contact with him after knowing what he did was a red flag for me, but her switching up showed she isn’t sick herself, but had natural leftover feeling and loyalty, that spilled over until she came to her senses. Proves that she really did love him. Actually I’m glad she found out after he was detained because I’m sure she would of helped cover it up and tried to help him believing whatever story or excuse he spun and not wanting to believe he was wicked.
    I’m surprised that her Mom was also carrying on contact and not being strict with her daughter to have no contact again with him. Maybe she did behind the scenes or thought it was best to let it fizzle out knowing he would never be free. Crazy situation. Also the amount of people being killed by their own family is insane!!! Society is broken.

  • @boardmandave
    @boardmandave 4 месяца назад +6

    I hope I find a girlfriend as nice as her one day. She may come across as naive but I think she has her head screwed on. She is obviously successful and she likes to view the world as a good place

  • @a.c.knowsnothing2205
    @a.c.knowsnothing2205 8 месяцев назад +2351

    I feel horrible for Cat & her family being absolutely shredded online for a crime they had ZERO knowledge about or assistance in. Its gross how the world feels entitled to her reactions or her demonstration of anxiety or fear. 😮😮

    • @suckysucky6708
      @suckysucky6708 8 месяцев назад +12

      Kitty 🐈‍⬛ Kat.

    • @ashleytaylor7621
      @ashleytaylor7621 8 месяцев назад +86

      Wouldn't you feel absolute disgust for someone that buried their dad in your property and was dating your daughter??? Or is that just a normal things for Americans to go through? Just curious.

    • @robertkrout3916
      @robertkrout3916 8 месяцев назад

      I mean she is a complete moron but she also didn't demonstrate any normal emotions after it was clear that he murdered his own parents. Not sure if she's just that dumb or if she has serious psychological issues to?

    • @BBD_Kman-wc7jh
      @BBD_Kman-wc7jh 8 месяцев назад

      Cat and her mum are scum for still talking with this dirtbag while he was in jail...

    • @opticalraven1935
      @opticalraven1935 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@ashleytaylor7621So, you believe in guilt by association? You people are fucked up.

  • @raisinbrancereal582
    @raisinbrancereal582 Год назад +169

    Ok so i understand Kat still being by his side after his arrest. Shes young, wants to believe her bf isn't a murderer, probably doesn't want to face the grief of knowing that the past 2 years of her life have been a lie. But how could her mother, who literally watched Chandler come back from dumping the body, be ok with talking to him and allowing her daughter to continue contacting him??

    • @sorryifoldcomment8596
      @sorryifoldcomment8596 Год назад +19

      Maybe she's fishing for further info?
      Before his conviction.

    • @raisinbrancereal582
      @raisinbrancereal582 Год назад +9

      ​@@sorryifoldcomment8596 hmm yea possibly. I hope that's the case and she isn't just a wack a doo

    • @sorryifoldcomment8596
      @sorryifoldcomment8596 Год назад +19

      @@raisinbrancereal582 It's also difficult to know exactly what info everyone had at the time of each call.
      Made more complicated by the fact that we go into hearing the jail calls already knowing everything, knowing he's been convicted, and knowing what the cops had already found out.
      No clue what they had actually told Cat and her mom though.

    • @jade3886
      @jade3886 Год назад +3

      she might have been trying to get more info or stay on good terms with him in case he ended up getting out early and leaving with her daughter…or she’s just as crazy as him

    • @narutouzumaki4137
      @narutouzumaki4137 Год назад +3

      The jailhouse calls suggest he was able to convince her that he had reason to kill them. This final attempt at manipulation didn’t end well because, as the video states, shortly after the jailhouse communications Cat realized he was lying and cut contact entirely.

  • @chosenuwu
    @chosenuwu 5 месяцев назад +4

    wait HE GOOGLED GAME STUFF RIGHT INBETWEEN HIS SEARCHES FOR THE BODIES OF HIS PARENTS??? JESUS LMFAO

  • @joshuafraser3074
    @joshuafraser3074 4 месяца назад +6

    I love how he's just playing Escape from Tarkov during all this.

  • @hannahloewen448
    @hannahloewen448 11 месяцев назад +1369

    She didn’t take the chocolate cookie, you can hear the detective tell her one has sprinkles, then she takes one and mistakenly thinks the detective gave her a chocolate one. You can see them have a very brief interaction over it. I don’t think Cat is narcissistic or attention-seeking, I think she’s just relaxed and genuinely doesn’t know how serious this situation is about to get, because Chandler duped her just as well as he did everyone else, she thought she was just coming in to give a statement. I don’t think there’s any reason to call her out for attention seeking behaviour, this chick has been through enough 😊

    • @heezypeasy8611
      @heezypeasy8611 11 месяцев назад +143

      I noticed that too. She made sure she didn't take the one with the chocolate!

    • @AlexAndra-iy5zu
      @AlexAndra-iy5zu 11 месяцев назад +13

      She did take the cc but she said if she eats a lot of chocolate. There’s never enough chocolate chips in a cookie 😊

    • @SaunterVaguelyDown
      @SaunterVaguelyDown 11 месяцев назад +178

      ​@AlexAndra-iy5zu No SHE DIDN'T take the chocolate chip. Or if she did it was because the officer LIED and told her that WASN'T the chocolate one. Go watch again.
      She picks out a cookie. The officer says that one is chocolate chip. Both her (and you & the maker of this video) assume he's talking about the one she just picked up. So she hesitates & asks "this one?". The officer corrects her & says no the other one. To which she responds with "I was going to say..." and raises her eyebrows. Meaning she was wondering why it would have chocolate too when she purposely picked the sprinkle one.
      The reason I feel she's eating super slow is because she clearly has serious digestive issues, beyond her chocolate allergy, which she's commented on multiple times. And as someone with similar issues, sugar doesn't sit well on the stomach at all. Especially by itself. That combined with the fact she's probably a bit nervous to be interviewed by police (and she's already said she pukes when really nervous), she's probably being extra careful. But she also probably didn't want to seem rude by saying no to the cookie.
      Or maybe it's as simple as her not liking the cookie. Maybe it's gross lol.
      Either way the maker of this video should REALLY correct himself as that comment about her being attention seeking based his misinterpretation is really messed up.

    • @TrinaWater
      @TrinaWater 11 месяцев назад +31

      She does seem to have attention seeking behaviour that's not such a horrible thing but I don't think she's a narcissist

    • @SaunterVaguelyDown
      @SaunterVaguelyDown 11 месяцев назад +26

      @@TrinaWater Where specifically, do you see attention seeking behavior? Beyond that of the average person anyway (no one wants to be ignored after all).

  • @insertchannelnamehere9637
    @insertchannelnamehere9637 Год назад +1175

    one thing i really appreciate about EWU’s videos is that even when they’re talking about a member of the party who is guilty, they explain how certain behaviours and reactions could be seen/interpreted coming from someone who is completely innocent

    • @leventeszaffenauer4142
      @leventeszaffenauer4142 Год назад +40

      if you watch enough of their videos it'll become the most irritating thing about them. i heard those lines like a hundred times, i dont need it to be explained in every video. it would be at least 20 min shorter. :D

    • @insertchannelnamehere9637
      @insertchannelnamehere9637 Год назад +40

      @@leventeszaffenauer4142 ive watched a good majority of their videos, i really don’t mind it

    • @terezanedelova6125
      @terezanedelova6125 Год назад +38

      @@leventeszaffenauer4142 Exactly. "If you watch enough of their videos." How about people who are new to this channel and this is one of the first videos from them they see? I appreciate the explanations in every video they make. Also, the more you hear it, the bigger the chance of remembering it. Dont tell me you remembered all of those things the first time you heard it

    • @leventeszaffenauer4142
      @leventeszaffenauer4142 Год назад +14

      @@terezanedelova6125 a lot of those things are commonly known and usually not even relevant when they are talking about a persons behaviour such as Cat's in this case. it really is annoying hearing the same things over and over again. I love this channel thats why im a regular viewer. And yes i said "if", i wasnt talking about new viewers and i get that it can be helpful for them. For me its just breaks the "flow" of the interrogations and thats what im here for. All this is just my personal opinion, you dont have to be so defensive. As i said i love this channel and its one of the two problems i have with their videos. That doesnt mean i dont appreciate their work.

    • @831flash
      @831flash Год назад +4

      @@leventeszaffenauer4142 it could be someones first time watching their videos

  • @andreashaggstrom
    @andreashaggstrom 5 месяцев назад +6

    People seem to forget it’s not the narrator doing the analysis.

  • @sherridarrach3088
    @sherridarrach3088 6 месяцев назад +22

    According to this video I’m a walking red flag and I should never speak with investigators lol

  • @bmarley43
    @bmarley43 10 месяцев назад +1512

    Cat is a perfect example of why you go in, sit down, let them read your right, request a lawyer. Every. Single. Time.

    • @louisurbancic2206
      @louisurbancic2206 9 месяцев назад +74

      Or, if you're not being charged or detained, that you're leaving.

    • @tconyt8373
      @tconyt8373 9 месяцев назад

      They still would have got everything via search warrants… this is a murder investigation.

    • @simulationkoyo
      @simulationkoyo 9 месяцев назад +51

      i believe she is immature and almost child like so i dont see how she would know any legal rights.

    • @TheSCPStudio
      @TheSCPStudio 9 месяцев назад

      Why? She would eventually have to give up all the stuff anyway. It would just take even longer due to her needing to wait for a lawyer then any processes they have to go through before actually attaining the info/warrants. She did nothing wrong and by doing what she did, she cleared her name as quickly as possible.
      You’re too dumb for your own good lol

    • @ashes2dust_753
      @ashes2dust_753 9 месяцев назад +75

      @@simulationkoyochildish people can still know their rights 💀, you don’t have to have no hobbies, personality, or life in order to be a responsible person

  • @Bruhhhhh217
    @Bruhhhhh217 8 месяцев назад +687

    Soft interrogation rooms are so strange. I was involved in something years ago, and got questioned in a soft room and it was the weirdest feeling. Felt like I was being interrogated in my grandmas house 😂

    • @MrPaxio
      @MrPaxio 8 месяцев назад +25

      oh, is that what it is? i thought it was a "casting" room

    • @knowthyself4320
      @knowthyself4320 8 месяцев назад +29

      I think thats the point of it. Make you feel as comfortable as possible to get as much info as they can.

    • @trippsmclovin
      @trippsmclovin 7 месяцев назад +6

      ​@@MrPaxiodepends on the police department. 😂

    • @samo2010magik
      @samo2010magik 7 месяцев назад

      Your comment came at the right time lighting up all the dark in video .

    • @GetUnwoke
      @GetUnwoke 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@MrPaxio Casting of "Grandma's Backdoor"

  • @lauramae.3948
    @lauramae.3948 2 месяца назад +3

    That look he gave at six minutes and ten seconds was definitely a big giveaway

  • @binboda
    @binboda 3 месяца назад +3

    Love how the police officer handled Chandler's call asking why there are police cars outside his house, defs trained for that. And pretty aure the police told his neighbour to say 'i dont know' to Chandler's question if her camera caught anything

  • @lilbitsleepy2574
    @lilbitsleepy2574 Год назад +562

    I really like how you began this by describing Chandler; the hard working, overachieving 23yo live in college student with a bright future. Pursuing an IT degree, member of a police scuba diving team, employed at an insurance company with a job awaiting him at SpaceX! Add to that, he enjoys cooking. This is the young man whose parents were proud of him and whose fiancée, Cat, was in a trusting and loving relationship where they were looking forward to their future together.
    Imagine how devastated she must have felt when she realised that their entire relationship was built on a foundation of lies and worse, that he killed his own parents when his manipulative BS started tumbling down around him. When I watch her in the interview, I see a normal and kind young woman who could never dream that her partner is capable of what was about to come to light. Just like Chandler’s parents had no idea. And his brother. All these innocent parties totally blindsided by a pathological liar, though Cat seemed to struggle to really accept what Chandler was capable of for a while.
    If Chandler put one tenth of his effort into his degree as he did in pretending he was studying, he would have graduated. But he wanted life to be handed to him rather than being keen to get out there and grab his life by the horns. A nasty entitled man child, lazy and self centred. And a vile murderer who killed the parents who loved him rather than facing responsibility for his lies.

    • @duckmcgee8979
      @duckmcgee8979 Год назад +21

      Damn, you need your own RUclips Crime channel 😂😂

    • @OArchivesX
      @OArchivesX Год назад +12

      dude the bleeding toe lmao how little did he think his dumb story through? bled all over the house apparently, you'd think you would simply just wrap it up right away and go to the kitchen/bathroom to deal with it... this was an easy peasy case

    • @eziisreal
      @eziisreal Год назад

      said it in the best way

    • @fatrambo73
      @fatrambo73 Год назад

      totally agree really trying to set the scene, especially with the violence that followed soon after Cats intro

    • @cheekyb9172
      @cheekyb9172 Год назад

      Yeah, lol, you'd be good at copying vids.

  • @ErinJeanette
    @ErinJeanette Год назад +543

    The dad wearing the dad joke shirt for some reason absolutely broke my heart. I never knew that part, and that makes it so much sadder. So unfair.

    • @Bmorefan
      @Bmorefan Год назад +23

      ​@kariboubleu3455 lmaoo...I know what they mean though

    • @ErinJeanette
      @ErinJeanette Год назад

      @@ArkenBlue i said it makes it sadder, not that it was the reason I was sad. Be stupid somewhere else. Actually be stupid nowhere and just be quiet.

    • @PHEARVII
      @PHEARVII Год назад +18

      They look like fun parents too. Plus they took him in when he needed a place to stay. I wanna bet his parents cared about him and tried to separate him from cat so he can get back on his feet without distractions. Him and cat prob didn't like it and got rid of the parents so they can be together forever. He probably thought he got away with it hence him barely hiding evidence like phone wrapped in foil and bodies near the barn.

    • @barbrothers2
      @barbrothers2 Год назад +13

      @@PHEARVII separating your kid from their SO is going to give them less of a reason to get it together, not more. at least with the SO, they have something to live for. i completely disagree with them not allowing him to see his girlfriend at age 23.

    • @Mischa21xo
      @Mischa21xo Год назад +36

      @@barbrothers2 nobody even knows if the parents were trying to keep them apart to begin with. That could have just been another one of Chandler's lies.

  • @sambo.noriega
    @sambo.noriega 5 месяцев назад +2

    "....uses inappropriate humor to cope with stress and anxiety." It me ✋

  • @TheBigCliftyGuy
    @TheBigCliftyGuy 5 месяцев назад +3

    If this guy couldn't even stand going to his own sentencing, he's probably gonna have a rough time in prison.

  • @yankis.
    @yankis. 11 месяцев назад +1134

    10 seconds after she walked into the interrogation room I knew the girl wasn't guilty. The confidence and lack of suspicion was off the limits.

    • @Ebamber3
      @Ebamber3 11 месяцев назад +77

      you could honestly tell from the car interactions too
      Chandler was clearly nervous about them searching his home while Cat was completely relaxed

    • @baronsaturday9560
      @baronsaturday9560 11 месяцев назад +9

      Yeah, you're right, I don't think she had anything to do with it. and294othersthinksotoo;))

    • @Butterfly-mt5ml
      @Butterfly-mt5ml 11 месяцев назад +9

      @@baronsaturday9560well, considering she wasn’t charged, Im pretty certain, more than “294 others” thought she had nothing to do with it.

    • @MelodyT78
      @MelodyT78 11 месяцев назад +12

      I don't know what anyone's talking about. I liked her personality.

    • @makness6496
      @makness6496 11 месяцев назад +18

      I see a lotta people who do not like her chatty personality like goddamn chill yall 😶. At the time of interview she didnt know that the grandparents were dead, only thought they were missing and that it was her boyfriend yet, she was like a ghost after they dumped the info on her.

  • @elisemarie4894
    @elisemarie4894 10 месяцев назад +889

    I want to hear all of this from Cat’s perspective. She is very likable. Being young and naive is not a crime.

    • @seansmith4513
      @seansmith4513 9 месяцев назад +41

      No, it isn't. But it can still get someone in a lot of trouble. >.< Glad she walked away from this situation and this monster.

    • @ancient_vampire4790
      @ancient_vampire4790 9 месяцев назад +32

      Being extremely immature and not taking a murder situation seriously is considered likable? Young and naivety only goes so far - she's literally an adult.

    • @simulationkoyo
      @simulationkoyo 9 месяцев назад +34

      Allergic to chocolate.
      Then proceeds to take the chocolate cookie. 🤨

    • @MageMinionsOP
      @MageMinionsOP 9 месяцев назад +11

      ​@@ancient_vampire4790probably simping lol.

    • @fluxmuldar
      @fluxmuldar 9 месяцев назад +23

      But it can make you the victim of crime. At 20, you should have a baseline knowledge of how the world works, including the basics of human psychology and how other people can hurt you. It's unfortunate that this girl had to learn in the most brutal and humiliating way possible.

  • @theoriginal7264
    @theoriginal7264 Месяц назад +2

    This one really shows the difference of a person telling the truth and a person who isn't. This one is very clearly different than others who are obviously lying.

  • @vladtepes2274
    @vladtepes2274 6 месяцев назад +3

    I love how they say during the questioning, no eye contact is a red flag, its very suspicious. Too much eye contact is a red flag, something is not right. LOL

  • @fabianheaslip
    @fabianheaslip Год назад +517

    I am literally addicted to these videos, better than any netflix show for sure.

    • @Phoenix-ez7le
      @Phoenix-ez7le Год назад +10

      Couldn't agree more! Much better than any true crime documentaries you see on TV too! 😊

    • @skycloud4802
      @skycloud4802 Год назад +8

      Netflix could learn a thing or two

    • @aniyaheasterling5675
      @aniyaheasterling5675 Год назад +1

      Literally same.

    • @houdiniyoung8533
      @houdiniyoung8533 Год назад +9

      Hate people who use the term “addicted” for something that quite literally is not a fucking addiction. You guys need to do so much better because the shit is not cute by any stretch of the imagination. There are other words. Just say you love these videos and keep it pushing. It’s not a fucking “addiction”

    • @MorningStarChrist
      @MorningStarChrist Год назад +4

      There's crack, and there's this content.
      Anything this good should be illegal!

  • @emv8869
    @emv8869 Год назад +614

    I definitely feel for Cat. On top of the trauma of knowing her boyfriend killed his parents, her name is forever associated with the case

    • @jovanleon7
      @jovanleon7 Год назад +63

      She was literally given all the evidencence that he committed the horrific crime and that he was lying for years prior, that his entire life was a lie, yet she decided to keep supporting her. There's something messed up, moronic, and disgusting about that woman and that's a fact. And people that are sympathising with her are some of the dumbest people around and maybe just as messed up as she is.

    • @zach3955
      @zach3955 Год назад +42

      @@jovanleon7 but she’s hot so it cancels out right

    • @ilijaaaaaaa
      @ilijaaaaaaa Год назад +6

      @@zach3955 definitely hahaha

    • @NickyBlue99
      @NickyBlue99 Год назад +6

      ​@@zach3955 yes... yes it does

    • @deidrebath4840
      @deidrebath4840 Год назад +106

      @@jovanleon7 She's emotionally immature, and as stated was deep in his manipulation, but she's not DISGUSTING nor MORONIC, she was likely just deeply in denial. Near the end she comes to terms with whats actually happened and cuts him off.

  • @42SandWitches
    @42SandWitches 4 месяца назад +6

    This whole story had me so fuked.. I hope Cat and her Family will be able to recover from this! 😢

  • @MetalChickDave
    @MetalChickDave Месяц назад +4

    Guilty until proven otherwise. Damn.
    I am a highly anxious person and i always fear that if i ever get stopped by the cops they're going to think I'm hiding something.
    I already have trouble keeping eye contact with people.

  • @yomama5304
    @yomama5304 Год назад +400

    Fun Fact: My son is a Police officer also in Wisconsin. He was taught not to memorize the Miranda rights (even though it happens due to repetition) They are taught to read from the card because it has to be said properly (no mistakes or missed words)in order for it to be admissible in court.

    • @jordannietos
      @jordannietos Год назад +20

      Thanks momma!!

    • @amandafight7627
      @amandafight7627 Год назад +31

      Yes, and because the defense always picks through the police work/documents to finds all their mess ups and mistakes so they can win the case, get it dismissed or get a mistrial, just depends on the case though.

    • @Flotter-Flo
      @Flotter-Flo Год назад +20

      That's what I thought, but EWU are also right that it helps trivialize the severity of what is being said.

    • @yomama5304
      @yomama5304 Год назад +9

      @@Flotter-Flo Oh Yes! I'm sure there are multiple reasons. That one just stuck in my head. I originally "assumed" memorizing it, would have been a must.

    • @MrLarrySunshine
      @MrLarrySunshine Год назад +8

      That's so interesting! Just yesterday I watched 2 cops on the witness stand declare that they didn't have it memorized. I thought they were lying so Thank You for educating me! Have a lovely day!
      🕊❤️

  • @bubblywaters663
    @bubblywaters663 Год назад +555

    A few woman came out during the trial and stated that they were also dating chandler and had a relationship online. He even sent them photos of himself to these women in the same area where he left his mothers remains. Cat's family believed him on how "poorly" his family treated him which one of his many lies. All for him to try and blame them for the murders by leaving his dads remain on cats moms farm.
    He seems to enjoy infantilize himself with the people in his life.

    • @yokoma5480
      @yokoma5480 Год назад +2

      How do you know he lied? You didn't live there lmao

    • @offbrandpennywise
      @offbrandpennywise Год назад +39

      @@yokoma5480and you did? Tell us what the truth is then

    • @Malzy518777
      @Malzy518777 Год назад +8

      where did you see women came out and said they were also dating him?

    • @justjeff386
      @justjeff386 Год назад +31

      @@Malzy518777 Did you watch the whole video? It's in there. Evidence he dated other women and even did some things with men. Along with everything he said he was doing (school, work, house) all being made up.

    • @angelasikorra
      @angelasikorra Год назад +29

      ​​@@yokoma5480 are you joking? You are talking about Chandler halderson case right??? He lied about EVERYTHING. he made up an entire fake life to his parents and people around him, saying he went to college and making fake transcripts, saying he worked at space x, he did whatever he needed to do in order to keep being taken care of at home with no real responsibilities.

  • @Jakeynoone
    @Jakeynoone Месяц назад +2

    “Her choice to choose a chocolate cookie was attention seeking behavior” this narrator. Stg he sucks. 😂

  • @firetruck988
    @firetruck988 5 месяцев назад +31

    Ironically, the least suspicious thing you can do with the police is ask for a lawyer, because they can't question you any further.

    • @arthurjeremypearson
      @arthurjeremypearson 2 месяца назад

      Tell the cops nothing. But tell the paramedics everything. They're not trying to convict you. They're trying to save your life. They need to know what drugs you took

  • @heyhunniesbrookehere346
    @heyhunniesbrookehere346 Год назад +895

    I don't know how you could ever kill your parents but what really floors me is the amount of people that talk to the police in an interrogation room, and don't request a lawyer. Always get a lawyer people! Even if you're innocent ask for a lawyer before answering any questions, everyone makes mistakes, even cops, there are tons of people in jail for crimes they did not commit.

    • @CatalinaFOIA
      @CatalinaFOIA Год назад +56

      Especially if you're innocent- yes always ask for a lawyer and stop talking.

    • @chakenbacon
      @chakenbacon Год назад +43

      Nobody knew the gravity of the situation at the time of the interrogation. Especially Cat. They didn’t even fully comprehend it was an interrogation at all til they started hitting them with challenging questions. They thought they were just there to help the police with a missing persons investigation. Most people cooperate and don’t have any reason to be defensive at that point.

    • @christinecandelier7380
      @christinecandelier7380 Год назад

      Tons of innocence in prison !!! I think that you exaggerate the facts . Cops are professionals.

    • @DekkarJr
      @DekkarJr Год назад +21

      @@chakenbacon cops are so manipulative

    • @delmardonte906
      @delmardonte906 Год назад +30

      ​@@chakenbacon doesn't matter why you think you're there. Don't talk to them and get a lawyer period.

  • @Morbidmedusa
    @Morbidmedusa 11 месяцев назад +245

    The way Cat speaks about the parents by referring to them as Mr. and Mrs. shows she had respect for the family.

    • @intermezzono1
      @intermezzono1 10 месяцев назад +5

      nah she didnt. if she had, she wouldnt be still so close with her hubby the killer

    • @liv0003
      @liv0003 10 месяцев назад +7

      ​​@@user-wr4zp6cn5rchristian conservative isn't a "good community" quite the opposite actually

    • @carolinadeleon6754
      @carolinadeleon6754 9 месяцев назад +11

      @@intermezzono1she didn’t knw he had killed them

  • @AkitaMix
    @AkitaMix Месяц назад +3

    Pathological liars are really good at manipulating people. He's the worst among them.

  • @telefunkenyou47
    @telefunkenyou47 5 месяцев назад +10

    A classmate was murdered in the late 80’s. She was found in her apartment with her throat slit during a burglary.
    Her roommates and family were suspicious of her neighbor who returned from the hospital after getting a new cast put on his arm that day, because he said it got wet in the shower.
    The talked to him and didn’t think he did it.
    So they went after her fiancée, convinced he did it.
    For twenty years they had him as the main and only suspect, as the case went unsolved.
    Finally the detective retired and a rookie picked up the case. He read the file about the neighbor being who the family suspected, so he just went to follow up and talk to him.
    The guy confesses to everything saying he was on crack and broke in her apartment looking for money for more crack.
    She returned because she forgot something, so he surprised her from behind and slit her throat using a knife from the kitchen. There was blood everywhere and he had to wash it from his cast, then get it re-cast.
    Her parents had since divorced due to being unsure of each other and everyone their daughter knew.
    Her fiancé lost his friends, family, and his job, being a suspected murderer for 20+ years.
    Cops in San Jose get paid approx. $130k salary but gross over $500k with benefits, moonlighting, vacation vouchers, overtime, etc.
    In retirement, they get full pay, raises and can pass it on to their spouse and children when they die. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
    Oh, and tack on another 33 trillion of debt just for sh*ts & giggles.

  • @educationalbrowsing8913
    @educationalbrowsing8913 11 месяцев назад +788

    Cat seems like genuine albeit weird person. Very happy-go-lucky, trusting, nothing about her screams guilt. It's no wonder she believed this proficient liar that murdered his parents.

    • @cocktailonion696
      @cocktailonion696 11 месяцев назад +76

      His own PARENTS believed his BS for months and months and months and he lived with them. I truly believe she didn’t know.

    • @ashtonvalentine7496
      @ashtonvalentine7496 11 месяцев назад +10

      @@cocktailonion696 reading the top comment about her makes it feel like she was more in denial then anything

    • @SatanenPerkele
      @SatanenPerkele 11 месяцев назад +20

      She wasn't weird, she was very naive. If she was smart she wouldn't even have a boyfriend like that to begin with.
      You could probably tell her that santa isn't real and she would be mind blown

    • @dennisshelby9268
      @dennisshelby9268 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@SatanenPerkelethere’s something about her I find very oddly attractive

    • @jourdansarpy4935
      @jourdansarpy4935 11 месяцев назад +8

      @@dennisshelby9268 you think you can manipulate her.

  • @jdeighan
    @jdeighan Год назад +160

    "Chandler was a hard-working live-in college student"
    SPOILER ALERT
    He was not.

  • @CloverCutieASMR
    @CloverCutieASMR Месяц назад +3

    One of my OCD things is the constant worry of being accused of a crime I didn't commit. I'm also super uncomfortable with eye contact so I barely look at people a lot of the time. So now I guess I have a worry about that too now lol.
    Other OCD ones are being murdered and no one solving it, not leaving enough evidence of me being somewhere behind, leaving too much evidence of me being somewhere behind, getting blood places on accident and police thinking something bad happened to me there, writing something that would be misinterpreted by police if I went missing, ect.

  • @justlikethewizard
    @justlikethewizard Месяц назад +7

    As someone whose dad did something despicable to end up in jail, I can't stress enough that it is... really hard to just turn off loving and caring about them. Even if they go to jail for something horrific. My dad is dead to me, but I still catch myself missing him. It's a weird kind of grief to lose someone that way, especially on top of losing two other people you care about. I feel for Cat.
    It takes a while for something like that to sink in. To know that someone close to you could hurt other people close to you. It also doesn't excuse murder, but it does seem like Chandler was working hard to convince people that his parents were abusive. Chandler was clearly intent on himself being a victim, it would not surprise me if he managed to convince Dulce that they were abusive too.
    They didn't touch on it here but, for the record, Mitchell did not corroborate that story of Chandler's. We all know how trustworthy he is.

    • @kingcosworth2643
      @kingcosworth2643 Месяц назад +2

      It seems strange that this dude was 23 and he was still being grounded by his parents, that sounds insane. What was going on in that house.

  • @saramichele7366
    @saramichele7366 11 месяцев назад +519

    I feel so badly for Cat. This had to have been incredibly stressful and traumatic. Her being "immature" and "child-like" is likely her response to this awful situation. Everyone reacts differently. She did the right thing by cooperating, being truthful, and coming forward later on with more incriminating information, like his location on the Snap Map. Finding out that your boyfriend is a psychotic killer would be a major shock. Wishing her healing and love. 💞

    • @gbecks3672
      @gbecks3672 11 месяцев назад

      Then why did she still talk to him after the fact? She’s extremely stupid.

    • @MeganVictoriaKearns
      @MeganVictoriaKearns 11 месяцев назад +38

      I don't think she realizes to this day that HER life was in danger that weekend. Imagine when she was over at his house, if she'd stumbled upon evidence of the murders. The parents weren't even reported missing at that point. He may have still believed he'd get away with the killings, and killed Cat to keep the secret.

    • @saramichele7366
      @saramichele7366 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@MeganVictoriaKearns Oh, absolutely!

    • @mylordtakemeaway
      @mylordtakemeaway 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@MeganVictoriaKearns our death dates are predestined by Allah so Cat would never have died that day. and these criminals who murder can only get away in this world

    • @barbrovaage7309
      @barbrovaage7309 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@MeganVictoriaKearnsDid hei kill Cat?

  • @Marlene1
    @Marlene1 Год назад +789

    This was horrific. I feel so bad for all the victims including Cat. It was clear from her interview W/ detectives how transparent she was being. It’s also hard to believe the person you love could do such horrific things. I’m sure he was a master manipulator, she was also a victim of his crimes.

    • @alicatz2002
      @alicatz2002 11 месяцев назад +20

      my ex and his family was this way. master manipulators, abusive, toxic assholes. his whole family used me for cash, used me for rides, etc. his dad treated me like a child and tried to have sexual relations with me (he’s 63 and i’m almost 21) i’m diagnosed with PTSD and it’s because of what i dealt with. i feel for her entirely because i thought the man i loved would’ve protected me and not hurt me, my family, his family, use me, cheat on me, etc. i never really knew what was going on until i left and started self healing. i feel for cat, i really do. i hope she’s healing now, just like i am. just like others are🩷

    • @MarcoGarcia-bj2kt
      @MarcoGarcia-bj2kt 11 месяцев назад +2

      Feel bad for awful parents? I dobnt

    • @LittleBarracuda
      @LittleBarracuda 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@alicatz2002 Been in a very similar situation. Take care of yourself and surround yourself with people who care about your wellbeing ♡

    • @ChemiiOneLegacy
      @ChemiiOneLegacy 11 месяцев назад

      @@MarcoGarcia-bj2kt ??????????????? The kid lied about every aspect of his life, to everyone in his life including his parents. He had a good life, essentially a free ride and because his mum was slightly overbearing they deserved to be shot in the head? Are you OK?

    • @gleemunga5420
      @gleemunga5420 11 месяцев назад +1

      She looks like she would be a great root..

  • @trapcorleone4321
    @trapcorleone4321 6 месяцев назад +4

    The way they put it basically anything you do in the interrogation room is suspicious… exactly why you should always ask for a lawyer before talking to cops

    • @arthurjeremypearson
      @arthurjeremypearson 2 месяца назад

      Tell the cops nothing.
      Tell the doctors everything.
      The cops are there to convict you, the doctors are there to save your life. They don't care about what drugs are crimes you did.

  • @Dthaps
    @Dthaps 3 месяца назад +10

    constant eye contact is suspicious, periodical eye contact is suspicious. if you’re ever getting interrogated make sure you close your eyes the whole time.

  • @bronzekoala9141
    @bronzekoala9141 8 месяцев назад +1256

    My heart broke for that girl. People blaming her for being naive or inmature can seriously go to hell. No one with a good heart like her would suspect the person they love to be a murder in this situation. I hope she will recover from this at some point.

    • @kaitlyna5931
      @kaitlyna5931 8 месяцев назад +44

      yall act like shes a child. shes playing the ted bundy card and coming off as charming and innocent and trying to make friends with the officers. shes just as guilty. its not naivety especially when shes playing kissy face with him over the phone after hes been arrested for killing his parents...

    • @bronzekoala9141
      @bronzekoala9141 8 месяцев назад +174

      @@kaitlyna5931 you watched too much true crime.

    • @sitcomsTV
      @sitcomsTV 8 месяцев назад +25

      @@bronzekoala9141 That's why she is right. For watching "too much" true crime she knows already how to spot "Ted Bundies". I agree with you kaitlyna.

    • @bronzekoala9141
      @bronzekoala9141 8 месяцев назад +89

      @@sitcomsTV except the amount of "Ted Bundies" in the real world is much lower than watching too much true crime makes you think.

    • @jillijane9793
      @jillijane9793 8 месяцев назад +28

      I think people see a different side of her when she is being all lovey dovey and sickening sweet to a guy who is in jail for murdering his parents. Most people would not want to even talk to him after that much less acting coy ....

  • @harrypyne9657
    @harrypyne9657 Год назад +235

    Detective: “we’re going to talk about the disappearance of your family today”
    Chandler: 👁️ 👁️
    👃
    👄

  • @Tabth3778
    @Tabth3778 4 месяца назад +2

    My takeaway from these videos is that as a socially awkward person, I would immediately be thrown into prison upon entering the interrogation room lol

    • @miriamdanjou2664
      @miriamdanjou2664 3 месяца назад

      Your only take away should be ask for a lawyer

  • @jacquelinefaught1804
    @jacquelinefaught1804 4 месяца назад +3

    OMG my heart breaks for her! First I thought she was totally guilty and then WOW. Poor girl 😢❤ I hope she found new love!

  • @newfoundland88
    @newfoundland88 11 месяцев назад +253

    Can you imagine raising your child, not for 17 years until they graduate high school, but for 23 years, providing for them, only for them to turn around and butcher you like you were an animal? What a sick SOB

    • @souchimisouni
      @souchimisouni 11 месяцев назад +25

      they didn't ask to be born though; it's not a gift

    • @karaosuno
      @karaosuno 10 месяцев назад +18

      @@souchimisouni but its a biiiiiiit too much to kill the parents for this, don't you think?

    • @souchimisouni
      @souchimisouni 10 месяцев назад +43

      @@karaosuno where did I say that it wasn't? i just want people to stop thinking that life is a gift for everyone, entitled parents annoy me.

    • @wafo133
      @wafo133 10 месяцев назад +17

      @@souchimisouni”entitled parents” I don’t feel the parents felt entitled, but they certainly do not deserve to be killed by their kids 😞

    • @souchimisouni
      @souchimisouni 10 месяцев назад +23

      @@wafo133 read. I didn't say that.

  • @SuperElsalvadoreno
    @SuperElsalvadoreno Год назад +364

    What I’ve learned after watching so many of these videos is just get a lawyer. The detectives will stop at nothing to get you to say what he thinks is the truth.

    • @antoniowakardo7280
      @antoniowakardo7280 Год назад +13

      You just have to say you don't understand the Miranda rights. If they push you, you repeat i don't understand the Miranda rights.
      I don't know what they mean.

    • @dustinshriver1855
      @dustinshriver1855 Год назад +32

      @@antoniowakardo7280 or just plead the 5th and request the lawyer. Instead of sitting in an interrogation room for 6 hours, you’ll be in there for 6 minutes. It shuts the interrogation down. They can’t continue

    • @MMasterDE
      @MMasterDE Год назад +8

      You are getting this the wrong way around. Chandler was reporting his parents missing to the police, multiple times. He thought it would make him look innocent. In this case it would make absolutely no sense for them to lawyer up. It's why the girlfriend is so relaxed etc too.

    • @nicholash1278
      @nicholash1278 Год назад +2

      I'm not convinced that Cat didn't know than she let on...

    • @MMasterDE
      @MMasterDE Год назад +7

      @@nicholash1278 I wasn't at first either. You can watch the entire interview with her. That made me convinced she didn't tbh. She has a strange personality.

  • @soonsims
    @soonsims 5 месяцев назад +8

    She seemed innocent in the intreview, but the messages when he was in jail and truth was already out are really putting me off. Something's not adding up. The mom too... instead of trying to protect her daughter from him she consoles him. I think there's something we don't know/

    • @ashaqhussain6902
      @ashaqhussain6902 Месяц назад

      Apparently she maintained contact with him even after he was convicted. I wonder how people in the comments would be reacting if she was not pretty and cute?

  • @holyfaith7
    @holyfaith7 Месяц назад +5

    Have to say i been binge watching this channel for a week now.. 😅😅😅😅😅😅 i cant get enough of this crazy shit.❤ its well edited and it gives expert commentary throughout the episode..love it

  • @screwyou2
    @screwyou2 Год назад +1045

    This trial was crazy. I don't think I've seen a more immature grown man in my life. This poor family went through more than I can imagine.

    • @sserpentchic1342
      @sserpentchic1342 Год назад +38

      I present to you: Joel Guy Jr. ...one of the sickest people in this oddly large category.....

    • @screwyou2
      @screwyou2 Год назад +10

      @@sserpentchic1342 I'll have to look him up. They walk among us.

    • @crochetedbycrowshade4580
      @crochetedbycrowshade4580 Год назад +26

      I'm NOT saying his murder of his parents was OK by any means, but we HAVE to consider the fact that they raised that man and ultimately did play a key role in how he developed and perceived things and acted out. Whether they realized it or not, or cared or not. But everyone involved there played a role to some degree in this whole unraveling of unfortunate events.
      My heart goes out to any of the loved ones and individuals effected around that entire case

    • @sn1kzZe
      @sn1kzZe Год назад +15

      The thing is, the things he went through are not some extreme uses cases, we all lie to our parents, for example I lied about not going to school for 2 weeks when I was bullied when I was a kid, and sometimes when we start lying its hard to stop because you feel immense embarrassment so you keep adding more lies to the pile.
      And yeah in some extreme cases with the right person this could lead to terrifying results, and I'm sure it can happen all over the world, but the reason we hear so much about it only from US, is that only in US its so easy to access guns. Like take this fragile manchild, he wouldn't do it if he didn't have a gun, his dad looks like he's much stronger than him, that even a knife fight where he would surprise the dad, dad might still win. But give him a gun and the story is a shut case.
      And it does sound like he had alot of mental problems that his parents chose to ignore, bad parenting, but it's not an excuse to do what he did.
      Thanks to this channel for spreading awareness on how to detect these signs early on.

    • @screwyou2
      @screwyou2 Год назад

      @sn1kzZe Access to guns isn't in the equation. He wanted them dead. Deranged imbeciles with no conscience will find a way to kill. His dad who owned the guns never used them against his fellow man. Homicidal dumb shits will find a way to kill.