That witness that provided the details of the vehicle...enough to know the exact series of the vehicle... the rims specifies... and his details for the police sketch artist revealed the most accurate sketch I've ever seen 😮👏🏼👏🏼 Dude's attention to detail... in such a short amount of time and during a stressful situation is impressive. He was the biggest asset in finding this pos and how quickly they were able to
The rims are custom BMW aluminum rims and they are a fitting accessoire - if you buy yourself an expensive car like an M4, why choose cheap rims or hubcaps? The witness was probably a sports car enthusiast who knew this model - it isn't exactly rare.
I'm so very very sorry and I wish I had known him and been his friend also .It's disgusting to me that this entitled creep didn't get life in prison and We can only hope he gets all the Karma he deserves in prison .So very sorry to U and to his family and friends 🙏♥️
The mother weeping and offering to receive the punishment herself is precisely the core of the problem. Raising an entitled kid with no sense of personal responsibility.
I feel like her LOVE for him as her only child is unconditional and sad because although he's and EVIL MONSTER and his mother knew he committed an EVIL act and would definitely take a life again if he had the opportunity & get away with it , I don't think being privileged has anything to do with his character I think because he was so GIFTED he thought he could out smart the authorities, and The LOVE she had for her only child out weighs anything all the EVIL he is which makes this story SAD & CHILLING
I think most parent would do that honestly. Even knowing there child did wrong. I think it goes to show how much he had support growing up. And yet still he strayed down a dark path.
Ehh actually that’s the most natural thing to do. That’s the unconditional love of a parent. They are not to be blamed for all that their kid does or did.
Story 2 I'm so proud of Kaitlyn being so smart, not allowing him to know her address,seeing the red flags and getting out, and staying away from him. And proud of her mother for teaching her these things. ❤❤❤ I wish them both the best. RIP Jackie😢💔 Also, great job from those officers that cared enough to do something to help a girl survive a stalker.
Yes she was sassy. But why be rough with someone who had the right to remain silent and chose to cooperate. Is it not common for people to change their car tires without discussing it with their wives?
Imagine his life now. Every nite when they bam the doors. "Hey bunkie, talk to me like you used to do with yo' wife. You're still Bunny, but I'm Mr. Snuggles"
Kaitlin is so lucky that she actually found police officers and campus security that actually cared and did not ignore her safety concerns, there have been cases where the person in danger hasn’t been that lucky, like the case of Lauren McClusky from Utah University.
And the police captain was obviously trying to play hero to a "good looking" girl. Simping at its best, I'm sure he doesn't serve all of the public in the same way
I am the mother of 3 Marines. I taught them at the earliest age that, if they got in trouble, they were responsible for their actions. I would not bail them out. This monsters parents needed lessons on how to use tough love.
I’m 31. Did a LOT of crazy stuff when I was in my early 20’s, but never broke the law. My parents and grandparents said the same thing since childhood, “If you go to jail, you better have a lot of money, ‘cause we ain’t coming to getcha!”…. That scared me enough, I didn’t want to be stuck anywhere, I like my freedom. That one statement really worked! 😂
The second story. I want to say to naive grown children in college, please listen to your parents. They are coming from the deepest love of all. Mothers can sense when danger is around one of their children. It is a gut feeling. This monster could have killed Caitlyn's mother had he not found a substitute for her in Jackie. But too many times family or friends are targets. You put everyone around you at risk when you stay with an abuser or stalker.
@@ringwormshermShut up. Seriously. Don't make anyone pull up receipts on the other side. A lot of child predators would be itemized. Also, giving a wealthy person a lighter sentence is very much on brand for them. FOH
The cop defense of "I feared for my life" does not always work for civilians. I agree about the gal, I'm sure she knew what was up with the guy. It said they were soul mates, she probably found another murderer to shack up with.
His mother do not understand that her son needs to be behind bars for the safety of the public.. Kind of strange. "Put *me* in prison instead of my son."
I didn’t think what the mom said was appropriate. You say that when something bad and undeserved has happened to your child ; not when your child is being made to take responsibility for his actions . She spoilt him rotten and now he has to face the real world
Those were the sentencin guidelines. The judge was excellent. He did a superb job. Bowman will be a wreck when he gets out. I wish it were longer, too. But 30 years is no little finger wag.
He was also committing a little bit of road rage himself he said he chased them because he went through the red light not because he thought the man was shot it wasn't until they got back they put two and two together and thought that he might be shot
@@diehardeaglesfansince1994 I thought that too at first, but then they said they heard the shots after. I wasn't sure what to think, so I just assumed 48 hours did the timeline weird
@@TheBrillian6 they are talking about the convicted m*rderer, Bowman, not the victim. He is alive. Bowman did make a suic*de attempt after sentencing, but was unsuccessful.
I just had a knife pulled on me in a road rage attack 3 weeks ago. It was terrifying and absolutely shocking to say the least. I cannot imagine just driving, having a destination in mind, and never reaching it bc some demon wanted to experience the feeling of taking a life. My heart goes out to all parties involved… specifically Yancy’s life circle ♥️
You reminded me that a homelessness guy reclining on the sidewalk outside a church pulled a small folding knife on me & my little dachshund. Annie was running around the dark parking lot at the church as we have done many times. I was putting food in the food pantry at the time. When I went up to get her there was an awful man cursing at us- crazy &/or high of course. This was in Shoreline, north of Seattle near the quiet neighborhood where I grew up. When I ignored him & went back to my car, the battery was dead! My phone has been stolen days prior so then I cried. I waved someone down on the road and they called 911. FOUR law-enforcement vehicles responded. One officer jumped my car, and one told me they were going to arrest the bad guy as soon as I left. They had dealt with him before and were in full agreement he is crazy! I will not stop being a Good Samaritan! The Lord has given me angels & when my time comes I am CONFIDENT I will go to Him to join friends & family including my son. Michal Ann, 72 years old 🕊️🙏🙌🏼
Ya ,but that lady followed up with the statement that the - Im not sure -female they were questioning would "fail a polygraph test like a sak of potatoes"...umm🤔🤦🤦♀️🤦♂️ ya she's smart as a tack lol 😆 😂🤣
I just want to chime in and say that in some cultures the parents look at their children as extensions of themselves and tend to blame themselves for their children’s mistakes. It’s not a good or bad thing, it’s just different perspectives & culture. In Ancient Greece at some point it was even the opposite; if your parents messed up, you - as their child - were responsible if it was discovered after their death.
@@georgemonde8237 I don't think his parents raised their only begotten child who is especially gifted from a very young age to become evil. The parents provided their child prodigy the ability to use his 'creative' mind for his own free will. The baby talk says to me that he didn't have a 'normal' childhood with age appropriate friendships.
@@atziazas Holtzclaw's mother did the same thing his sentencing. Interesting that in both cases, the Mothers are asian and the Father is caucASIAN.... It is a cultural thing as the mother 'raises' the little lAMb
I work with someone who does that baby talk, especially working the front desk in a professional building. But if you agitate this person, you should see the rage come to the surface and swearing of every word under the sun, then throws in tears for sympathy. Baby talk is a cover for something much deeper, IMO.
I agree, I think it’s a sign of something else. I’ve never met a well adjusted, emotionally regulated human that does baby talk. I wonder why people do it. Maybe it’s a control thing, trying to control others emotions, keep things light and sweet, which could be why your coworker had such a dark switch flip when things didn’t go her way. I’m gunna go do a bunch of useless research on it now.
I agree. I also noticed his smirk at 29:00. He seems to revel in all the attention. It is a narcissistic smirk. He thinks everyone will believe his story and that he is smarter than everyone in the courtroom. He is even smiling in his mug shot.🙄
Reality finally caught up with loser Dinh his parents were partly at fault raising him without understanding CONSEQUENCES and allowing his evil soul to flourish
I've taught my daughter the same thing as Kaitlin's mother "People do not change. You cannot change people." I drill it into her head. When you see the red flags remove yourself...whether it be a boyfriend, a platonic friend male or female, a cousin, a coworker, a neighbor or whomever.
Bowman smirking at trial really showed his arrogance. He only ‘cried’ because he got sentenced. He thought he was untouchable. His statement really proved he only cares about himself and no one else.
Came to the comments for this.. well done captain Polk! He really did he best to keep Caitlin safe! RIP Jackie.. there really is pure evil in this world
My son was shot and killed on the 202 freeway just going home from work. Very much like Yancy. Like Yancy, Keith was every example of 'doing the right thing'. That was January 28th. We have heard nothing. We still have a killer on our Mesa, Arizona streets. Who is safe? Coming home from work, grocery shopping, in your car, in your home. WE ARE SAFE. Keith and his wife are retired Airforce. Do we care? We are losing our protectors on our own home lands. We cringe when a helicopter goes down overseas with our military. What about our veterans being killed in the war on our streets. - a mother looking for answers.
The killer is supposed to be a genius, yet he chose to drive around with the top down & still shoot through the passenger window. Those are levels of psychopathy, genius & finacial security most of us will never be able to comprehend.
If Kevin got a look at every criminal that commits a crime ,every one of them would get caught ,saying he was good with faces is the understatement of the century ,WOW ,almost a photo of that creep killer.
FINALLY a cop that’s not willing to wait for someone to get violent. It’s so sad that someone still did but that just shows why it’s such an issue to have to wait till someone hurts you. From experience, when I was 18 I went in a few dates with a 32 yr old. My parents told me it was a little weird but they didn’t push the subject. With in days I started to see red flags everywhere. I feel like your still a bit immature at that age and when my parents basically trusted me to make an adult decision for myself I didn’t disappoint. But I Guarantee if they pushed I would have found any reason to prove them wrong. Mom was smart and raised a smart daughter
What impressed me was the two dudes who chased and then CAME BACK to the scene. They seem to be stand up guys. If you guys are reading this, it's good to know that you two are out there, not such guys like weirdos.
If Bowman had fired his gun in self defence, he wouldn't have fired 4 times and he probably would have been the one to call the cops. Instead, he fled from the scene and hoped he'd get away with it. He deserved more time and his wife should be held accountable for her lies.
@@sirmadam8183 - I agree. He is smiling in his mug shot and smirking around 29:00. It is a narcissistic smirk. He thinks everyone will believe his story and he is smarter than everyone else.
My ex Son-in-law is also a “genius” engineer and my Daughter is missing. It’s been almost 5 years. The only thing that means is that it’s hard for most people to take the idea that he could be involved , seriously.
That’s hard. I hope you find out something. I know it doesn’t mean much cause people are so conditioned to say these things but my thoughts and prayers go out to you and yours. I can’t even consider to imagine the sick stomach you must feel, the sleepless nights and the constant nightmares. 😢😢😢. I’m sorry love. I hope someday you find justice for your missing daughter. Hugs to you. 😢😢😢
Katlin and her family should definitely move abroad before he is left out years earlier for good behaviour, which by the way SHOULDN'T EVEN EXIST FOR MURDERERS !!!
I'm impressed by the University Police officer that took the stalking of Brian very seriously. I remember people used to laugh about UP when I was in school, likening them to mall cops.
How could he live life, get married, act normal...knowing he offed someone mercilessly? Ppl are NPCs to him. Probably even his wife. Typical....narcissistic psychopath: takes stand, plays the victim. Love the judge.
Truly, the most difficult thing I have ever had to do as a mother was to allow my children to fail and suffer the natural consequences of their behavior. But the words my dad said to me as a child came back to me at those moments: “Learn from your mistakes while you are young because the consequences are cheap and I can still guide you.” I am talking normal childhood mistakes: Getting detention because my son would not stop talking in class, that THEN turned into ISS (In-School Suspension) because he gave a snarky smirk to the teacher. (Trust me, that snarky smirk was slap worthy! And no, I never slapped him, but my mother would have had she seen it!!!) And although he begged us to intervene, we did not. I told him he needed to learn something from this! Never get into a “He said/She said” with a teacher because you will always lose. He NEVER got in trouble in school again! Nothing earth-shattering, which is the point!!! Allow your children to suffer the natural consequences of their decisions WHILE the consequences are cheap!! Who cares if they fail a few tests, get detention for doing something wrong at school! If you continue to protect them from their own mistakes, they grow up thinking they can do anything because they are so special, like this guy.
I went to the bar that Jennifer went to a couple weeks before this happened. I’ve also regrettably gotten in the car with strangers. This could’ve happened to anyone. Also, Jennifer has a little sister that didn’t get mentioned. We’re from the same town and I think of her from time to time and hope she’s doing okay. ❤
She knew she was guilty, too, so she was keeping FAR AWAY from the court room. She helped him cover up the crime, so how could she NOT be charged? Makes no sense to me. There were TWO psychopaths involved in this crime.
Bowman is such a manipulator, there are no tears when he’s sobbing in court. The fact the wife allowed him to continue his behavior and played along with it, vile…
A good outcome is different, for different cases- for some, just getting the death penalty off the table is a win, bc it’s such a strong case against them.
This guy only got 29 years, which means he could be out much earlier than that. With all the evidence against him the fact he didn’t get life is a massive win. This man is a great lawyer to get his client such a light sentence considering the circumstances.
This is exactly why not EVERYONE should be allowed to own a 🔫. My husband hates that I think this way but it only takes one time of being in the wrong place at the wrong time to ruin multiple lives!
@@bullast2046most people use it ON their own partner . Not everyone should own a gun. And your right to bare arms was to raise up against government. Which you would never do
Finally you have a female who listened to what, "moma taught her, seeing the red flags for what they were and listening to her gut feelings" ( Her job manager, "Ohhhh… I can't keep him out! Katlyn… "Then I can't work here!!!" ) Finally you have an individual in law enforcement ( Capt. Polk ) who took actions early on, for the behaviors Bryant was quickly displaying "stalking!!!!" So sad tho that he couldn't save Jackie.
Why was Jennifer not charged for something in covering for Dihn? I hope the family of Yansey sues Dihn & Jennifer for the unjustifief homicide of Yansey
Yeah. „People don’t change“ I wish my parents taught me that. I was taught that everyone is good and it’s noble to give people chance after chance. They meant well, but this mindset has led to a lot of hurt.
I love this young woman (Caitlin). Such great sense of self and esteem. She obviously got this from her mom. That 11-year age difference is a lot when you are 18 vs 29. So sad that Jackie died though.
The result of excellent parenting. Incredibly rare these days. Precious few people actually parent their offspring. Caitlen’s mother taught her about the signs of inappropriate behavior, things to watch out for, to have the courage to trust her instincts and be strong enough to walk away. Most girls would fall victim to his kind of BS… Jackie had no such lessons: no gut instinct, no clue. Without good parenting from early on = raising easy prey (or criminals).
She did all she could do stop him. Sounds like she has 'survivors guilt' and shouldn't because she has GOoD instincts that SAVED HER. No doubt in my mind that the University Police Officer saved her life.
All except falling for the hot guy with the tats. She says that a month into the relationship, he started showing his true colors. Young women need to slow down and get to know the guy before getting serious. Instead they go to bed with him on day one or two... and then he turns out to be a monster. By then he knows everything about her -- because she gave it to him!
So the victim threw a wine bottle at his head while the window was closed? Did I understand that right? Because it shattered only when the shooter shot through it? Hmm how does that work?
A genius?? You mean an idiot, did he really think he could get away with it? There were witnesses left and right… so sad this poor man was at the wrong time, at the wrong place!!
Officer Polk is the real rockstar here! A stand up man, taking his oath and job seriously! I hear so many disgusting stories of law enforcement completely dropping the ball and botching cases....so infuriating and devastating! Prayers for these poor families 🙏
I understand that Defense lawyers have a job to do but it’s ridiculous the lengths they will go to get their client off. They lose a lot of credibility
In the first case, I love how the cops act like they did all this stuff to find him. Let’s be honest they hit the jackpot in having the most perfect witness…
Why wasn’t his wife charged as well? She was heavily invojved in helping him hide the car and nobody can tell me she didn’t know he was a cold blooded killer. What should she 😊charged with? I’m not sure . . .
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That witness that provided the details of the vehicle...enough to know the exact series of the vehicle... the rims specifies... and his details for the police sketch artist revealed the most accurate sketch I've ever seen 😮👏🏼👏🏼 Dude's attention to detail... in such a short amount of time and during a stressful situation is impressive. He was the biggest asset in finding this pos and how quickly they were able to
My jaw dropped at the sketch
@@fibafolubalogun3057 From the side (profile) it looked like Simon Cowell. Lol
The rims are custom BMW aluminum rims and they are a fitting accessoire - if you buy yourself an expensive car like an M4, why choose cheap rims or hubcaps? The witness was probably a sports car enthusiast who knew this model - it isn't exactly rare.
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Watch the "Polly Klass Case." Polly's twelve year old friends directed a forensic artist to a perfect picture of Richard Davis.
Yancy was my friend. He was a kind, funny, beautiful person. The world lost a huge light that day. ❤
I'm sorry for your lost. 🥺
Our condolences
I'm sorry this weird sicko crossed paths with him
I'm so very very sorry and I wish I had known him and been his friend also .It's disgusting to me that this entitled creep didn't get life in prison and We can only hope he gets all the Karma he deserves in prison .So very sorry to U and to his family and friends 🙏♥️
I am sorry you lost such an amazing person. I won’t ever forget to remember him. ❤
The mother weeping and offering to receive the punishment herself is precisely the core of the problem.
Raising an entitled kid with no sense of personal responsibility.
Exactly!!!
I feel like her LOVE for him as her only child is unconditional and sad because although he's and EVIL MONSTER and his mother knew he committed an EVIL act and would definitely take a life again if he had the opportunity & get away with it , I don't think being privileged has anything to do with his character I think because he was so GIFTED he thought he could out smart the authorities, and The LOVE she had for her only child out weighs anything all the EVIL he is which makes this story SAD & CHILLING
I think most parent would do that honestly. Even knowing there child did wrong. I think it goes to show how much he had support growing up. And yet still he strayed down a dark path.
Ehh actually that’s the most natural thing to do. That’s the unconditional love of a parent. They are not to be blamed for all that their kid does or did.
That is an Asian thing, quite common.
Story 2
I'm so proud of Kaitlyn being so smart, not allowing him to know her address,seeing the red flags and getting out, and staying away from him. And proud of her mother for teaching her these things. ❤❤❤ I wish them both the best.
RIP Jackie😢💔
Also, great job from those officers that cared enough to do something to help a girl survive a stalker.
The problem is that many times the person does not even give the address, but when they know where he studies or works, he just follows and finds out.
I love how sassy the female detective is. "Do you know anything that goes on in your house??"
She's a LEGEND
"You would go down like a sack of potatoes" - no simping like building a rapport, she goes straight into *Bad Cop mode* 😁
I was waiting for her to say I’m not sure
Yes she was sassy. But why be rough with someone who had the right to remain silent and chose to cooperate. Is it not common for people to change their car tires without discussing it with their wives?
@@guliegirlI'm gonna use "I'm not sure" as my final answer for the next 48 hrs, wish me luck 😂
That wife is infuriating. Kudos to the detective for calling her out.
" I'm not sherrr ; I don't know , I'm not sher ... " 😂 ... can't even say the word sure .
Yes lol, “do you know ANYTHING that goes on in your own house?”
@@patriotpeasant199Snuggles wasn’t Cher 🤦🏻♀️🤣🤣.
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I'm not sure
That adult baby talk sent shivers up my spine.
Evil creepy. Sickening , oh I can't even. . .!
My cringe level meter shot up by 9 9. 9 1 2 and climbing 😖
Rumor has it that he’s still talking like that to his new snuggles in prison.
BWAHAHAHAHAH!!!😂😅😂
Imagine his life now. Every nite when they bam the doors. "Hey bunkie, talk to me like you used to do with yo' wife. You're still Bunny, but I'm Mr. Snuggles"
" Meanwhile back with the adults." Right on the mark. Baby talk is very creepy.
I cackled out loud at that line
Funniest sentence in a 48 Hours ever!
I agree! Why didn't he get life???
Agree
3 month anniversary👀 he was crazy af
Kaitlin is so lucky that she actually found police officers and campus security that actually cared and did not ignore her safety concerns, there have been cases where the person in danger hasn’t been that lucky, like the case of Lauren McClusky from Utah University.
I watched a documentary on that case
Going through that case was heart breaking
And the police captain was obviously trying to play hero to a "good looking" girl. Simping at its best, I'm sure he doesn't serve all of the public in the same way
I am the mother of 3 Marines. I taught them at the earliest age that, if they got in trouble, they were responsible for their actions. I would not bail them out. This monsters parents needed lessons on how to use tough love.
Or a lesson in human decency. Please thank them for their service. ❤❤❤ thank you for raising good men.
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You raised them right. I told my sons if they did something stupid and ended up in jail, I’d cry, but I still wouldn’t pay their bail.
@@tj6930What good men??! Their job is to take lives of poor people.
I’m 31. Did a LOT of crazy stuff when I was in my early 20’s, but never broke the law. My parents and grandparents said the same thing since childhood, “If you go to jail, you better have a lot of money, ‘cause we ain’t coming to getcha!”…. That scared me enough, I didn’t want to be stuck anywhere, I like my freedom. That one statement really worked! 😂
29 years only?? He'll be 61. Not enough! He deserves life in prison
The second story. I want to say to naive grown children in college, please listen to your parents. They are coming from the deepest love of all. Mothers can sense when danger is around one of their children. It is a gut feeling. This monster could have killed Caitlyn's mother had he not found a substitute for her in Jackie. But too many times family or friends are targets. You put everyone around you at risk when you stay with an abuser or stalker.
29 years is ridiculous. He never even admitted to the crime.
@@terigallagher3475he never grew up & was in college at 12😳 so social skills. Just bc he’s smart he’s not socialized! His parents failed him!
That is Democrats for ya!
@@ringwormshermShut up. Seriously. Don't make anyone pull up receipts on the other side. A lot of child predators would be itemized. Also, giving a wealthy person a lighter sentence is very much on brand for them. FOH
The fact that Jennifer disappeared and never showed up for the trial says it all. She should have been charged along with Dinh.
She definitely aided him and should have been charged.
Absolutely. She is complicit and should be held accountable. Entitlement at the worst level.
No doubt in complicity, not out of the question that she was actually behind the whole plot.
I think hecontrolled her but she still shouldve faced the law
The cop defense of "I feared for my life" does not always work for civilians. I agree about the gal, I'm sure she knew what was up with the guy. It said they were soul mates, she probably found another murderer to shack up with.
His mother do not understand that her son needs to be behind bars for the safety of the public.. Kind of strange. "Put *me* in prison instead of my son."
I thought his Mums offer was odd.. also their solicited crying and getting chocked up???… he was a bad an actor as Bunny!!!!!????
@@carlalloyd8892 she offered because she knew that offer would of not been accepted. It was all a scene to make the judge feel sorry for her
I didn’t think what the mom said was appropriate. You say that when something bad and undeserved has happened to your child ; not when your child is being made to take responsibility for his actions . She spoilt him rotten and now he has to face the real world
He's clearly never had to be responsible for himself nor his actions. The mother and wife are both enablers.
Mother is the reason for the psychopath son
How does a grown man, who murders an innocent victim FOR FUN get 29 years? I just don't understand anything about our society anymore...
Me, either! I was SHOCKED by his light sentence. He needed the death penalty.
Sitting in prison forever is way worse than the death penalty.
@@rubberneckinc.8937 Not for the victims family
Those were the sentencin guidelines. The judge was excellent. He did a superb job. Bowman will be a wreck when he gets out. I wish it were longer, too. But 30 years is no little finger wag.
It's Seattle. Really??? Have you been in a cave for years?
His crying face during sentencing is cracking me up like close your mouth!💀😂😂😂
Hahaha, noticed that too.Looked like something just out of some cartoon.
So fake
The crying was not fake. All of it was fake but his crying was real. He tried to commit suicide after the verdict..@@karimanning9232
Like an anime character
I was literally about to comment that all I could focus on during sentencing was his cry face and the lawyers tryna not smirk at him 😂
Those good samaritans really went above and beyond.
He was also committing a little bit of road rage himself he said he chased them because he went through the red light not because he thought the man was shot it wasn't until they got back they put two and two together and thought that he might be shot
@@diehardeaglesfansince1994 I thought that too at first, but then they said they heard the shots after. I wasn't sure what to think, so I just assumed 48 hours did the timeline weird
ikr, 2 hour video??? so good
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@kkkookie37 they could've gotten hurt themselves though.
This kid was a spoil brat all his life
Dad worked for Boeing & mom pushed him with education including college too young without social skills!
@@bonniejosavland3227she was also a “boy mom” making everything ok for her lil baby with his baby talk.
The voice
Doesn’t matter, spoiled or not, no one deserves to die like that or any other way
@@TheBrillian6 they are talking about the convicted m*rderer, Bowman, not the victim. He is alive. Bowman did make a suic*de attempt after sentencing, but was unsuccessful.
I just had a knife pulled on me in a road rage attack 3 weeks ago. It was terrifying and absolutely shocking to say the least. I cannot imagine just driving, having a destination in mind, and never reaching it bc some demon wanted to experience the feeling of taking a life. My heart goes out to all parties involved… specifically Yancy’s life circle ♥️
So glad you’re okay. Scary times.
Knives aren't a friggin joke. We're used to gun everything but damn the damage a knife can do. Glad you're safe.
You reminded me that a homelessness guy reclining on the sidewalk outside a church pulled a small folding knife on me & my little dachshund. Annie was running around the dark parking lot at the church as we have done many times. I was putting food in the food pantry at the time. When I went up to get her there was an awful man cursing at us- crazy &/or high of course. This was in Shoreline, north of Seattle near the quiet neighborhood where I grew up. When I ignored him & went back to my car, the battery was dead! My phone has been stolen days prior so then I cried. I waved someone down on the road and they called 911. FOUR law-enforcement vehicles responded. One officer jumped my car, and one told me they were going to arrest the bad guy as soon as I left. They had dealt with him before and were in full agreement he is crazy! I will not stop being a Good Samaritan! The Lord has given me angels & when my time comes I am CONFIDENT I will go to Him to join friends & family including my son. Michal Ann, 72 years old 🕊️🙏🙌🏼
@@JB-ot7sd The damage of a gun is far, far greater but ok
@@SatieSatielet me show you what a serrated edge will do
I really hope Dinn does that voice while he's inside. I'm sure he's going to be really popular with all the other prisoners. 👌🏼
Lmfao "YOURE NOT SURE?! ITS A YES OR NO QUESTION" i love this lady
Ya ,but that lady followed up with the statement that the
- Im not sure -female they were questioning would "fail a polygraph test like a sak of potatoes"...umm🤔🤦🤦♀️🤦♂️ ya she's smart as a tack lol 😆 😂🤣
I thought she was terrible. It didn't seem like either of them had ever been trained in interrogation.
This guy gaselight even his family to believe that they are responsible for his evil act 😢
Who do you think taught him that bs
I just want to chime in and say that in some cultures the parents look at their children as extensions of themselves and tend to blame themselves for their children’s mistakes. It’s not a good or bad thing, it’s just different perspectives & culture. In Ancient Greece at some point it was even the opposite; if your parents messed up, you - as their child - were responsible if it was discovered after their death.
@@georgemonde8237 I don't think his parents raised their only begotten child who is especially gifted from a very young age to become evil. The parents provided their child prodigy the ability to use his 'creative' mind for his own free will. The baby talk says to me that he didn't have a 'normal' childhood with age appropriate friendships.
@@atziazas ah yes, the sins of the father ....
@@atziazas Holtzclaw's mother did the same thing his sentencing. Interesting that in both cases, the Mothers are asian and the Father is caucASIAN.... It is a cultural thing as the mother 'raises' the little lAMb
“Meanwhile back with the adults” lol 48 hours throwing shade 💀
LOL
I thought i was the only one that heard it😂😂 48 hours
I laughed so hard! 😭🤣😂
@@MissDukeCity89 same 😂😂
Lmao that one was funny
If his wife says "I'm not sure" one more time I'm going to scream!
😅
. Right up there with baby talk.
How satisfying it is to see the conviction of Dim Bowman. What a POS. How dissapointing that snuggles escaped justice.
I ran into snuggles at Starbucks the other day and asked her if she missed Dim. She said she wasn't sure
@@Mhel2023ha ha ha! 😂
At least bunny didn't get away 😊
@@Mhel2023HAHAHA!!
@@Mhel2023and she’s a dentist? EWWW
I work with someone who does that baby talk, especially working the front desk in a professional building. But if you agitate this person, you should see the rage come to the surface and swearing of every word under the sun, then throws in tears for sympathy. Baby talk is a cover for something much deeper, IMO.
That's scary
I agree, I think it’s a sign of something else. I’ve never met a well adjusted, emotionally regulated human that does baby talk. I wonder why people do it. Maybe it’s a control thing, trying to control others emotions, keep things light and sweet, which could be why your coworker had such a dark switch flip when things didn’t go her way. I’m gunna go do a bunch of useless research on it now.
What does IMO mean
@@linneaweilacher8939 In my opinion.
I had a longterm relationship with a baby talker. I think you have a valid point.
I could've went my whole life without hearing that gross baby talk
Me too!! 🤮🤮🤮
*gone
Thankfully, I slept through it.
Omg same! WTH?
The baby talk wasn't that irritating to me after watching Dinh cry like a baby before and after the verdict.
Only one gene away from genius to insanity.
One allele
He look like a robot the harrasser😮
If he was a "genius" to begin with. Media hype!
Snuggles needs to be locked up for 20 years.
48 Hours is such an excellent series
Bunny and Snuggles are weird and creepy...😂😂😂 The baby talk creeped me out..Now I can't unhear it😅😅😅
Amazing likeness to the sketch ! 😮
Not even close
Oh, I remember this episode.
"Meanwhile, among the grown-ups"... You go, Peter.
Bowman's face was completely dry as he 'cried' during the sentencing.
I agree. I also noticed his smirk at 29:00. He seems to revel in all the attention. It is a narcissistic smirk. He thinks everyone will believe his story and that he is smarter than everyone in the courtroom. He is even smiling in his mug shot.🙄
Reality finally caught up with loser Dinh his parents were partly at fault raising him without understanding CONSEQUENCES and allowing his evil soul to flourish
He is a psychopath
Bone dry!
You noticed that too.👏👏👏👏👏❤️
I've taught my daughter the same thing as Kaitlin's mother "People do not change. You cannot change people." I drill it into her head. When you see the red flags remove yourself...whether it be a boyfriend, a platonic friend male or female, a cousin, a coworker, a neighbor or whomever.
Bowman smirking at trial really showed his arrogance. He only ‘cried’ because he got sentenced. He thought he was untouchable. His statement really proved he only cares about himself and no one else.
Finally! An officer (Polk) really helping out a stalking victim (second case). stalkers are so dangerous, as we know. RIP JACKIE
So true and if you act first,you get in trouble
Was looking for this comment! We usually see the opposite scenario when it comes to protection of a stalking victim((
Yep. I'm looking at you, Elon Musk...
Came to the comments for this.. well done captain Polk! He really did he best to keep Caitlin safe! RIP Jackie.. there really is pure evil in this world
He deserves a medal for doing such an outstanding job!
My son was shot and killed on the 202 freeway just going home from work. Very much like Yancy. Like Yancy, Keith was every example of 'doing the right thing'. That was January 28th. We have heard nothing. We still have a killer on our Mesa, Arizona streets. Who is safe? Coming home from work, grocery shopping, in your car, in your home. WE ARE SAFE. Keith and his wife are retired Airforce. Do we care? We are losing our protectors on our own home lands. We cringe when a helicopter goes down overseas with our military. What about our veterans being killed in the war on our streets. - a mother looking for answers.
I'm sorry for your loss ❤
I am sorry about what happened to Keith. Especially when there is no reason. I hope the murderer will confess to someone and be caught.
I’m so sorry to read this, God bless you
Peace be with you.🕊
😢
The dude’s wife got away with her crime. Besides, 29 years is not much for executed the man in the street.
I’m surprised they tried interviewing her bc a wife can’t be forced to testify against her husband.
She was an accessory to his crime and the coverup. She deserved some time in prison, too.@@bonniejosavland3227
His parents, didn't seem to care about the victim. He inherited something unsavoury.
The killer is supposed to be a genius, yet he chose to drive around with the top down & still shoot through the passenger window.
Those are levels of psychopathy, genius & finacial security most of us will never be able to comprehend.
I can tell, just by the photos and footage of Yancy, he was a great guy. I wish I could have had a beer with him.
Maybe he didn’t drink 🙄
@@gasmith7486ya missed the point of the comment. Went right over your head. 😂
Same.
@@gasmith7486yes, he drank, troll. Remember the wine bottle comment? Oh, that's right, you don't watch, you just troll.
No you can't!
Psycho couple!
One of the WORST I've ever seen!
That Baby talk is reminiscent of Amanda Plummer & Tim Roth's characters in an armed hold up of the Diner in Pulp Fiction.
I couldn’t get through the book back in the day or the movie-thinking I just wasn’t concentrating or distracted for some reason!
They were nowhere near as bad as Snuggle n Bunny. When Tim called her Hunny Bunny, he used his regular voice.
“Don’t listen to the prison calls!”, and seconds later they play the prison calls, causing brain damaged to everyone listening.
If Kevin got a look at every criminal that commits a crime ,every one of them would get caught ,saying he was good with faces is the understatement of the century ,WOW ,almost a photo of that creep killer.
Few in life have made me more physically ill than the Bowmans...
Only 29 years?!? That's disgusting.
genevawilson4448 I thought the same. I don't think he will ever be safe to walk free among us. Pure evil.
He shd get life!
It’s like sentences in the UK & Australia- probably Canada too.
Even without the baby talk… his voice is irritating
29 years in prison is nothing? How much time have you served? Or jail time?
Dinh's testimony was totally unbelievable.
IKR! What a crock of sh*t!
FINALLY a cop that’s not willing to wait for someone to get violent. It’s so sad that someone still did but that just shows why it’s such an issue to have to wait till someone hurts you.
From experience, when I was 18 I went in a few dates with a 32 yr old. My parents told me it was a little weird but they didn’t push the subject. With in days I started to see red flags everywhere. I feel like your still a bit immature at that age and when my parents basically trusted me to make an adult decision for myself I didn’t disappoint. But I Guarantee if they pushed I would have found any reason to prove them wrong. Mom was smart and raised a smart daughter
What impressed me was the two dudes who chased and then CAME BACK to the scene. They seem to be stand up guys. If you guys are reading this, it's good to know that you two are out there, not such guys like weirdos.
He will snuggle someone in prison!
He met Pookum's and Boo Poo.
He'll get snuggled, that's for sure 😏
If Bowman had fired his gun in self defence, he wouldn't have fired 4 times and he probably would have been the one to call the cops. Instead, he fled from the scene and hoped he'd get away with it. He deserved more time and his wife should be held accountable for her lies.
Poor snuggles now him and that huge ego are snuggling with some poor imate. And I hope he gets everything he's got coming to him.
Karma has a strange way of closing in quickly inside the prison system. I'll hope with you for tax man to come calling soon.
So, you hope he’s a bottom? 😂😂
@@AidaShawJ.D.Absolutely!
@@sirmadam8183 - I agree. He is smiling in his mug shot and smirking around 29:00. It is a narcissistic smirk. He thinks everyone will believe his story and he is smarter than everyone else.
@@AidaShawJ.D.a victim
Poor poor Yancey and his family and friends. It's heartbreaking. In the wrong place at the wrong time. R.I.P Yancey 🙏🏻 from UK 🇬🇧
My ex Son-in-law is also a “genius” engineer and my Daughter is missing. It’s been almost 5 years. The only thing that means is that it’s hard for most people to take the idea that he could be involved , seriously.
That’s hard. I hope you find out something. I know it doesn’t mean much cause people are so conditioned to say these things but my thoughts and prayers go out to you and yours. I can’t even consider to imagine the sick stomach you must feel, the sleepless nights and the constant nightmares. 😢😢😢. I’m sorry love. I hope someday you find justice for your missing daughter. Hugs to you. 😢😢😢
Katlin and her family should definitely move abroad before he is left out years earlier for good behaviour, which by the way SHOULDN'T EVEN EXIST FOR MURDERERS !!!
While I kind of do agree, did you know the US hosts 25% of the Whole World’s prisoners?
yeah...how are they 'good' behaviour? Because they clean up after themselves at prison? They are murderers!
No one would leave America duh
I'm impressed by the University Police officer that took the stalking of Brian very seriously. I remember people used to laugh about UP when I was in school, likening them to mall cops.
Agreed. Oftentimes it took late but he acted swiftly.
How could he live life, get married, act normal...knowing he offed someone mercilessly?
Ppl are NPCs to him.
Probably even his wife.
Typical....narcissistic psychopath: takes stand, plays the victim.
Love the judge.
Truly, the most difficult thing I have ever had to do as a mother was to allow my children to fail and suffer the natural consequences of their behavior. But the words my dad said to me as a child came back to me at those moments: “Learn from your mistakes while you are young because the consequences are cheap and I can still guide you.”
I am talking normal childhood mistakes: Getting detention because my son would not stop talking in class, that THEN turned into ISS (In-School Suspension) because he gave a snarky smirk to the teacher. (Trust me, that snarky smirk was slap worthy! And no, I never slapped him, but my mother would have had she seen it!!!) And although he begged us to intervene, we did not. I told him he needed to learn something from this! Never get into a “He said/She said” with a teacher because you will always lose. He NEVER got in trouble in school again!
Nothing earth-shattering, which is the point!!! Allow your children to suffer the natural consequences of their decisions WHILE the consequences are cheap!! Who cares if they fail a few tests, get detention for doing something wrong at school! If you continue to protect them from their own mistakes, they grow up thinking they can do anything because they are so special, like this guy.
You sound a good & decent mother so nice1 girl. My mother would echo your sentiments.
@@russell-di8js Thanks! 💕
I went to the bar that Jennifer went to a couple weeks before this happened. I’ve also regrettably gotten in the car with strangers. This could’ve happened to anyone.
Also, Jennifer has a little sister that didn’t get mentioned. We’re from the same town and I think of her from time to time and hope she’s doing okay. ❤
RIP Yancey 🙏😢 Dihns wife is a coward. If you think your spouse is innocent? Why wouldn't you show up to support him/her during trial?
People are saying she was the anonymous caller who tipped off police
She knew she was guilty, too, so she was keeping FAR AWAY from the court room. She helped him cover up the crime, so how could she NOT be charged? Makes no sense to me. There were TWO psychopaths involved in this crime.
@@MF-pk2gf I don't believe it why she would do that ? That's make no sense! She helped him...
Because she didn't think that.
Now he's someone else's Bunny in the state pen.
😂😂😂😂😂 I need that laugh. Thank you 😅😅😅😅
Whatchu talk in’ bout Willis???
Din is a bit dim.
Bowman is such a manipulator, there are no tears when he’s sobbing in court. The fact the wife allowed him to continue his behavior and played along with it, vile…
That “baby talk” Was the WORSE I’ve ever heard!!!
How on earth could ANYONE ever be turned on from THAT!!?
🤦♀️🤮🤦♀️🤮🤦♀️💩
How can you be a 'top' defense lawyer if every one you represent goes to jail?
answer; he takes on the worse murderers as clients!
A good outcome is different, for different cases- for some, just getting the death penalty off the table is a win, bc it’s such a strong case against them.
Attornies job is to oversee the judicial process is adhered to. The defendant his constitution rights are not violated.
Yes stat wise. Because look at who he defends , he’s bound to lose
This guy only got 29 years, which means he could be out much earlier than that. With all the evidence against him the fact he didn’t get life is a massive win. This man is a great lawyer to get his client such a light sentence considering the circumstances.
The fact that the wife didn't show up tells you alot that she was going to dump him!
She was smart. Emptied their bank accounts, their stocks, took the cash and reseted her life. Kachiing..
Even better than a divorce.
@GrgAProduction she is equally evil.
@@GrgAProductionI prefer the word "cunning" for her. It implies evil.
This is exactly why not EVERYONE should be allowed to own a 🔫. My husband hates that I think this way but it only takes one time of being in the wrong place at the wrong time to ruin multiple lives!
you appreciate the assurance of his weapon, I suspect.. evil is the problem, not tools.. but different strokes, I suppose.. be safe
@@bullast2046 I agree it's not the tool, it's the person weilding it.
@@bullast2046Well, an evil person without a gun is deginately less dangerous than an evil person with a gun.. Can't argue with that!
@@bullast2046most people use it ON their own partner . Not everyone should own a gun. And your right to bare arms was to raise up against government. Which you would never do
@@AllScarsHealTarotcardreader I bet British folks assumed the same
Wow, that wife is a piece of work. Love the way detectives interrogate and aren't intimidated by the degrees these killers hold.
I've never experienced cringefluenza until I listen to that phone call of them calling each other bunny names and speaking in shrill ugghh😖
I’m using cringefluenza and giving you credit!! 😂😂😂
@@AidaShawJ.D., Me too!😂❤
Me,three-in Tennessee!😂🎉😅
😂😂😂
Cringefluenza...excellent. I don't understand how his wife could stick by him! She is a professional...why go along with his sick behaviour?
A TWO HOUR 48 Hours Marathon??? It’s Christmas in March!!! 🎉
Dam right lol 👍
I know right...gotta love this..getting my big bowl of cereal fir the next episode 😂
😂😂😂😂
@@jessegarcia2060 Coffee ice cream with chocolate bits for me!
Exactly my thoughts 🎉
The first story was heartbreaking, RIP Yancy!
Such a tragedy, his family is left to carry the pain deep inside for the rest of their lives. Terrible pain.
Finally you have a female who listened to what, "moma taught her, seeing the red flags for what they were and listening to her gut feelings"
( Her job manager, "Ohhhh… I can't keep him out!
Katlyn… "Then I can't work here!!!" )
Finally you have an individual in law enforcement ( Capt. Polk ) who took actions early on, for the behaviors Bryant was quickly displaying "stalking!!!!"
So sad tho that he couldn't save Jackie.
Why was Jennifer not charged for something in covering for Dihn? I hope the family of Yansey sues Dihn & Jennifer for the unjustifief homicide of Yansey
Calling each other snuggles and bunny was a crime. RIP Yancy.
They must like Tarantino movies
"Meanwhile back among the grown ups" 🤣
hihihi 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Funny stuff!
Seriously the best line
Yeah I chuckled hearing this too🤣🤣
First couple are narcissistically nuts...even by Portland standards
@@YowzaBowzaWowzaSame thing. Oregon is a bunch of loons.
Now he can be someone's "bunny" in prison. He'll be able to add that experience to his book of memories. 😮
Kaitlyn’s mother should be very proud. She raised an extremely bright young lady.
Yeah. „People don’t change“ I wish my parents taught me that. I was taught that everyone is good and it’s noble to give people chance after chance. They meant well, but this mindset has led to a lot of hurt.
@@byttercandyme too. I woke up 3 years ago. Life got good!!
Yes, she dodged a bullet so to speak. She should have taught her that when you're a late teen to early twenties don't date men almost 30 & older.
I love this young woman (Caitlin). Such great sense of self and esteem. She obviously got this from her mom. That 11-year age difference is a lot when you are 18 vs 29. So sad that Jackie died though.
The result of excellent parenting. Incredibly rare these days.
Precious few people actually parent their offspring.
Caitlen’s mother taught her about the signs of inappropriate behavior, things to watch out for, to have the courage to trust her instincts and be strong enough to walk away.
Most girls would fall victim to his kind of BS… Jackie had no such lessons: no gut instinct, no clue.
Without good parenting from early on = raising easy prey (or criminals).
@@differenttakethanmost oh give me a break 🙄
@@differenttakethanmost You're too much online.
She did all she could do stop him. Sounds like she has 'survivors guilt' and shouldn't because she has GOoD instincts that SAVED HER. No doubt in my mind that the University Police Officer saved her life.
All except falling for the hot guy with the tats. She says that a month into the relationship, he started showing his true colors. Young women need to slow down and get to know the guy before getting serious. Instead they go to bed with him on day one or two... and then he turns out to be a monster. By then he knows everything about her -- because she gave it to him!
Watching Dinh crying like a baby is funny and so satisfying 😆
It was fake and terrible acting
Yancy's family should sue Jennifer. Get to the truth about how she helped that monster.
She makes a lot of money. She should pay.
So wrong when we are robbed of a beautiful soul. My heart goes out to his loved ones x
So the victim threw a wine bottle at his head while the window was closed? Did I understand that right? Because it shattered only when the shooter shot through it? Hmm how does that work?
The witness said the car was a convertible and the top was down.
My thought too
@@DaaaanielleI think it would still be a weird angle that would make it difficult.
A genius?? You mean an idiot, did he really think he could get away with it? There were witnesses left and right… so sad this poor man was at the wrong time, at the wrong place!!
Yes !…he was so arrogant that he thought he’d get away with it ….that’s why he took the stand …!!
They are going to rip the lining out of him in prison 😂😂😂
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😂😂😂
They both need to be locked up just for the baby talk alone.
Officer Polk is the real rockstar here! A stand up man, taking his oath and job seriously! I hear so many disgusting stories of law enforcement completely dropping the ball and botching cases....so infuriating and devastating! Prayers for these poor families 🙏
I understand that Defense lawyers have a job to do but it’s ridiculous the lengths they will go to get their client off. They lose a lot of credibility
But guilty people will check out their ability to get them off when they're in trouble.
In the first case, I love how the cops act like they did all this stuff to find him. Let’s be honest they hit the jackpot in having the most perfect witness…
Took them how long to figure out his window was down?
Right now Dinh is being passed around the prison for thrills.
Let's hope so.
Hope so.
I certainly hope so.
The "I am not sure" was just too much. Then the lady detective asks.
"Do you know anything going on at your home?"😬
Charles should NEVER get parole.
Dinh may not have his snuggle plum but I have a feeling that by now he is someones snuggle plum!
People like you tend to be fascinated with the thought of gay sex in prison...not everyone in prison gets down like that
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29 years seems to low! Life would be a good number.
He got 29 plus one month. That means he dies 29 and one month, no parole. Life, parole is possible in 7.
They say this guy's a genius but he kept those tires?
Now he gets to be the smartest guy on his cell block
As his attorney said, many genius's don't have much common sense. Din is not a genius. His mommy thinks so, but that doesn't make it so!!🤮
No the shop that replaced his expensive tires kept them.
Street smarts & book smarts are 2 totally different things
@@karimanning9232no they didn’t, he kept his tires and put them in HIS work shop
Why wasn’t his wife charged as well? She was heavily invojved in helping him hide the car and nobody can tell me she didn’t know he was a cold blooded killer. What should she 😊charged with? I’m not sure . . .
You can see in his face that Yantsie was a solid dude, his humour and kindness shines through.
Such a huge cry, with no tears