sad stuff that the common conjecture of dispatchers is that they are cold uncaring narcissists. shows the state of affairs of the average person in Americas spiritual state. We are truly in a fallen nation
@@thepersecuted144 This is the first dispatcher I've ever heard send help that fast without asking so many random questions that don't even pertain to the situation. Dispatchers are a big cause of help not getting there fast enough and someone loses their life because help was late.
It TOTALLY helps that the husband actually speaks clearly, and intelligently. As opposed to screaming, and crying and making sounds that are unintelligible. Poor bastard!
Carly was such an amazing kind soul, she was at the Humane Society the day i adopted one of my fur babies. She was so excited for us and for him to have found a forever home. May she rest with the Angels.
@icu3869 That's fine, but my point was that you don't know anything about what was happening. I know people from my professional work who are now in jail and they were doing haritative work, so how do jwe lock them up? Tell me. More likely, we see a pattern as doing anything supporting something, such as shelter or anything related to such fields. They have psychological bargain on their shoulders, so that voluntary work in their mind gives them more justification and payment from what they did at home usually. This is not for everyone but for the majority of cases. Also, we look into woman younger age behaviors and patterns like how much prosecutors or any psyhotrops she used during her younger age, during pregnancy and if those were used for kid milk which is also a pattern with those kind of woman kid cry so pils like prosecutors and is not crying. We know that as some of them even tell us thinking that it was OK, Dr. said it is OK, but now we see after 25y it is actually not. Women, for example, in the 60s, used psihotrops 10% of a time now 2020 we see 83% so that should create better picture for you. So In 60's I think most would agree that women had worse compering to now days and they still do worse.
The 911 call is tough to listen to, but it's very eye opening to hear the difference between an innocent husband vs a guilty one, which is often the case in these instances.
I notice that innocent men stumbling onto slain family members do not do the over the top theatrical wailing like the guilty. They are stunned, confused. It’s hard to act out a state of shock that has you forgetting your wife’s age.
This woman had a whole life beyond being the mother to that monster. That’s what I hope people always stop to think about. Her childhood, her dreams, her memories. They matter ❤
@@NZLSATAN why say that? The point made here is that when you hear of things like this we should always remember she's a person. All the cases we listen to are people. When this comment said I hope that's what people always think about I don't think they meant each and every victim they've heard of is on their mind, how could anyone live like that? But like we need to always remember the humanity in it, we get rid of that and it's too easy for us all to become monsters
well this video just hit me like a ton of bricks. I could be wrong but I believe it was 2014 and 2015 when I worked with Levi at a burger king on Chinden road. Everyone knew he was using a LOT but I don't recall him ever being violent or even threatening really. he stayed with me and my room mate for two months trying to get clean at one point but of course we ended up kicking him out. I feel so so awful for his mama and just whole family in general I can't even imagine.. meth is no excuse for what he did but i put about 80% of the blame on it. very surreal, I'm sorry for the paragraph but I just had to say something to someone about it. it just feels more real cause I knew him personally i guess wishing his family well
Actually this happened 10/10/2022...I got my son's service dog from his mom back when I lived in Caldwell and my best friend lives in Middleton not far from where this happened at
@@summerhall4760 uhm.. yeah but in 2014 or 2015 we worked at the same place. I realize the event took place more recently. thanks for the correction though
I'm sorry but I don't t agree that 80 percent the drugs fault. He wasn't forced to take the drugs he chose to. So he is 100 percent to blame for his actions ! I can't imagine what she was going through having your own son kill you! Rest in peace!
I used to have reoccurring nightmares of various loved ones chasing me with an axe through the house and it was a horrible feeling of betrayal and terror.
This is a rare time for me to hear a 911 dispatcher reassure a caller that help was on the way before asking more questions. This is what every 911 caller should do, ASSURE the caller help is on the way so they can be comforted and will answer more questions knowing help is coming while they are talking on the phone.
I’m gonna copypasta my response to another comment like yours just in case you’re curious. I can offer some insight on this as a former firefighter & medic as well as fire & EMS dispatcher that’s answered tens of thousands of 911 calls. First things first, often what you hear on these videos has been edited down by either the originating agency, the TV / news production, or RUclipsr. Also a 911 call for a scene that needs police and EMS will usually involve 2-4 different dispatchers on the call at various times, usually EMS is added last because we “own the call” until we obtain our info and give any necessary life saving instructions then hand over to LE who has been on the call listening. But because of this it can be really stressful for someone that’s never called 911 before to get bounced around so much and asked to repeat the same info. Thirdly, often times it’s not clear which dispatcher we’re listening to on these videos. They may have already spoken to EMS so we’re now hearing the law enforcement dispatcher get their info and as the callers already been told help is on the way there’s no need to keep doing that. As for this specific call, it’s also edited and sounds like a couple three chunks have been cut. It’s of the EMS dispatcher and it sounds like she’s also an EMD, or Emergency Medical Dispatcher. EMDs is the international gold standard for EMS dispatching and involves specialized training and certification of every dispatcher as well as an on going quality review process. For example at my agency 100% of any major calls were reviewed plus a minimum percentage chosen at random every month. There’s also EFD and EPD although EPD is not nearly as common as EMD and EFD. Part of the training up front is how to handle callers, recognizing background clues , how to naturally flow through the questioning so it doesn’t sound like a KGB interrogation, and even how to match the callers energy. For example how I’d speak to a child is very different from the tone and volume I would use on an adult that’s being a little bitch and not wanting to help someone that’s literally dying in front of them. The latter can be really jarring to listen to but it’s by design to “snap” the caller out of their state and get them to follow instructions, but this is rare. A nice advantage of the quality assurance / quality improvement process is when a dispatcher has had a rough call the senior dispatchers listen to it, review it, and offer feedback which is invaluable especially for junior dispatchers. The downside of EMD/EFF is *it’s expensive* and often times out of the reach of rural / small town agencies that have limited budget for dispatch because dispatch is always a money pit. Unfortunately there are ZERO national or state standards or requirements related to 911 dispatchers so these rural / small agencies on their best day offer a significantly lower level of service than nearby agencies with a more middle class population. Anyway, I hope this sheds some light as a general overview without droning on too much.
@@cruisinguy6024 calling tech support or customer service and getting bounced around is upsetting enough, I can't imagine calling 911 in a crisis and being tossed around, having to repeat myself numerous times just desperately trying to get help. So it's not worth every dispatcher simply stating a reassuring phrase ? More often than not dispatchers are rude, demeaning, screaming at callers, and saying "calm.down" 100 times isn't going to help someone calm down. Human to human, seeking life and death help, there should be at minimum, a shred of compassion. Your answer was not helpful, it was more like "we have a lot of work to do and don't have show any sort of humanity in this industry" making excuses that there are multiple dispatchers on one call is not a reasonable excuse to be rude and dehumanizing in a crisis situation.
@@milly_lily1395 *facepalm* you COMPLETELY missed what I was saying in my comments. I specifically called out how there's an issue with many dispatch centers across the country with insufficient staff, training, and technology *facepalm* Despite all the first hand experience i provided here you are tripping about *the most useless of things* which is the dispatcher saying "help is on the way." Again, 90% of the times when a dispatcher says that IT IS NOT TRUE. Help is not on the way for another 3-4 minutes. *facepalm facepalm facepalm facepalm* Congratulations you have the reading comprehension of a 5 year old
I feel like they need training on how NOT to treat callers just as much as they need training on what to say/ask. Perhaps some role playing where they are the ones calling 911 while in peril or need of assistance and be treated with disdain and apathy by the operator would drive the message home!?!?
@@theSparkyWatts I grew up Mormon. Many families I knew had around ten kids each. There would always be at least one kid in each family like this. The rest of the kids were npc Mormons. Are you trying to tell me they picked one kid to raise with no rules? I can assure you that they had strict parents and many restrictions. Do you know how unrealistic your bias is?
1st time I actually appreciate the response of a 911 dispatcher, nothing helps a stressful situation more than always assuring callers that help is on the way instead of ripping off questions from pre arranged questions like a telemarketer
Ya except those questions are asked for a reason. You guys that rip on 911 operators for their calls Crack me up do some basic research before shitting on someone with a really hard job. That most people don't even want to do
I can shed some light on this as a former firefighter & medic as well as fire & EMS dispatcher that’s answered tens of thousands of 911 calls. First things first, often what you hear on these videos has been edited down by either the originating agency, the TV / news production, or RUclipsr. Also a 911 call for a scene that needs police and EMS will usually involve 2-4 different dispatchers on the call at various times, usually EMS is added last because we “own the call” until we obtain our info and give any necessary life saving instructions then hand over to LE who has been on the call listening. But because of this it can be really stressful for someone that’s never called 911 before to get bounced around so much and asked to repeat the same info. Thirdly, often times it’s not clear which dispatcher we’re listening to on these videos. They may have already spoken to EMS so we’re now hearing the law enforcement dispatcher get their info and as the callers already been told help is on the way there’s no need to keep doing that. As for this specific call, it’s also edited and sounds like a couple three chunks have been cut. It’s of the EMS dispatcher and it sounds like she’s also an EMD, or Emergency Medical Dispatcher. EMDs is the international gold standard for EMS dispatching and involves specialized training and certification of every dispatcher as well as an on going quality review process. For example at my agency 100% of any major calls were reviewed plus a minimum percentage chosen at random every month. There’s also EFD and EPD although EPD is not nearly as common as EMD and EFD. Part of the training up front is how to handle callers, recognizing background clues , how to naturally flow through the questioning so it doesn’t sound like a KGB interrogation, and even how to match the callers energy. For example how I’d speak to a child is very different from the tone and volume I would use on an adult that’s being a little bitch and not wanting to help someone that’s literally dying in front of them. The latter can be really jarring to listen to but it’s by design to “snap” the caller out of their state and get them to follow instructions, but this is rare. A nice advantage of the quality assurance / quality improvement process is when a dispatcher has had a rough call the senior dispatchers listen to it, review it, and offer feedback which is invaluable especially for junior dispatchers. The downside of EMD/EFF is *it’s expensive* and often times out of the reach of rural / small town agencies that have limited budget for dispatch because dispatch is always a money pit. Unfortunately there are ZERO national or state standards or requirements related to 911 dispatchers so these rural / small agencies on their best day offer a significantly lower level of service than nearby agencies with a more middle class population. Anyway, I hope this sheds some light as a general overview without droning on too much.
@@cruisinguy6024 thank you for your insight, always fascinating to learn more about the process and it's really a shame that what seems to be more proper or complete training is out of reach for a lot of people. I wonder if the job would be *slightly* less stressful with that kind of training.
@@loganjones5764 I've seen the ripping and it's usually only done when the caller gets frustrated with 100 questions before being told help is on the way. When we hear the call it's like we are there too and are just as frustrated as the caller who wants help. Often the ripping seems very called for. In situations like this it was great to hear the 911 operator say up front that help is on the way before she got into the 100 questions.
@@Michele-zn5yi I’m starting to think the Mandela effect is going on here. She was not his stepmother. She was his birth mother, just to be sure I went back and looked at four different news stories reporting on the murder and not one says stepmom every single one says his mother.
This is crazy to me. My older brother is a hardened criminal. In and out of prisons for the last 20+ years. Lived in several half way houses as well. He would NEVER betray our mother. She passed several years ago and it broke him. He straightened up after her death. This guy is a monster. Moms have our backs and love unconditionally. Just sick.
@caylia9989 How the hell do you know her brother was not a psychopath or evil that person said their brother was a career criminal in and out of jail for 20 years he sure is not no angel.That person never said what the brother did just because he did not do things to his mother that sure as hell don't mean he did not do evil things to other people
That poor family 😢 My heart hurt hearing Kevin in the beginning. I can't imagine in a thousand years what that experience was like. Love and light to him and his family ❤️
@@hagakure74 I busy, but yeah, he’s an adult, he should be on his own already. “Forced to move out” ? He’s an adult. When I turned 18 my parents said you can start paying rent or go to college. They didn’t pay for college but that’s where I went. Adult children need to be treated like adults.
What an awesome 911 operator. Calm, not deaf like all the other 911 operators, not stupid and asking a million dumb questions like all the other 911 operators, getting help to him immediately without waiting and asking those dumb questions first, not constantly insisting that he calm down. I don’t think she even asked his address and pinged his phone on her own. Why can’t all 911 operators be like her? 😠
absolutely, this was my first thought. She sounded calm yet assertive. Asking only the important questions to get info for the officers she was dispatching
Only thing that annoyed me is they kept questioning him when he was clearly high as fuck on dope when they had him at the hospital. He could barely even speak. Like clearly he wasn’t gona go into detail about anything at that point. Idk how this wasn’t mentioned or considered but maybe the video just doesn’t add that in there
My mom died in 1980; I'm 58 years old & still grieve. Its weird how, as long as I don't think about it, I'm fine. If I allow myself to remember, I'm crying in moments. Losing my mother destroyed my life & my family. So many bad things happened because she wasn't there to protect her children. It's s impacted 3 generations now.
My mom passed suddenly from a heart attack six years ago in March. I miss her terribly, and I think of her everyday. And here we have this ungrateful monster killing his mom, because she was making him be accountable. Disgusting.
Seriously. I’ve thought the same thing watching these true crime stories. I remember the case of Kirby Anthony, a monster in Alaska who killed his Aunt (bio Uncle’s wife) and their 2 little daughters (aged 4 & 7 I believe) after SA’ing the three of them. He went to Burger King after spending hours in their house, brutalizing them. I remember thinking while reading the book about the case “I can’t imagine being the BK drive thru worker who has to testify in court bc she served him minutes after he did that. The girl must be really freaked out!”
Yeah, I think in his mind he thought if I just pretend I don't know my mom is dead. Maybe the cops will pretend they don't have all this evidence including video footage of what I did.
He should have called the cops. He walked in uninvited, asked to use the shower, and then, tried to bribe the guy. He didn't have a change if clothes. And who gets a haircut and movies after killing someone?
Live in the area and the local news did a pretty good job keeping the public updated on all the details that unfolded. The Humane Society had a hiring notice for her position for a while. So incredibly sad.
How has Beyond Evil not have well over a million subscribers already. Seriously.... these videos are brilliantly put together. I know they will get there, its so deserved!
It's really really difficult for true crime channels to grow the same way other niches do. They get a lot of takedowns and strikes and demonizations and Shadow banning because of the topics. I'm amazed anybody even tries anymore with true crime but I'm so grateful they do cuz Beyond Evil does a great job!
I had to rewatch. First time round I assumed it was the partner and they were trying to put on a story. I was convinced as watched a load of true crime and usually is. Hits different when you know the guy is just in shock and despair. Fell sorry for all that are grieving
@@badonebadone4778 Yeah the idea that people break down crying is actually false, most people have no real thoughts or feelings beyond 'wtf' or 'oh no' in the moment, and it hits them later. What you REALLY want to watch for is the people who either get immediately defensive, or are completely deadpan a la Jodia Arias.
@@badonebadone4778same thought process! I've watched many true crime where the call has been fake because the partner did it and comments are usually like "that was so obviously fake". But now they seem more true to life after listening to that poor guy and his reaction to that terrible scene
@@badonebadone4778It's calls like this that make me frustrated when people are like "oh, the husband sounds like he was in on it!" Not that I'm seeing any of those here, but in general on true crime videos, and I watch a lot. The grief really hits later. In the moment, something like that doesnt usually seem real. Your brain doesn't let you really register what it means yet, it couldn't or you'd just kind of collapse immediately, overwhelmed. Your lizard brain knows you gotta do stuff first.
When she comes down from the drugs he'll definitely start feeling pressure then.. but in those jails in Idaho they get drugs inside so he'll just be back on them again!
My heart breaks I’m in tears watching this. Is heartbreaking to see the crime scene and hear how gone and emotionless he is. I’m devastated at the loss of his mom. It’s horrific to know I’ve been in the room he murdered her in. I used drugs with him when we were teenagers and he was the only one who didn’t get clean. He had this look in his eyes that was just scary. The last time I saw him I was eating at the Mexican restaurant in town right across from his neighborhood. He walked in looking for a job and he was obviously high. So glad he didn’t stop and try to talk to me. He would also make a bunch of different account with different names and try to talk to me and my friends and have to block him again. His daughter is 10 this year. I just cannot believe this case was covered. It is just so close to home 😢
I have worked in Emergency Rooms, and sometimes after really devastating news….family members will ask the same question over and over, as if the sheer emotional force temporarily blocks their memory. Doesn’t happen all the time, some say they get the opposite effect and every detail of when they heard the terrible news is vividly remembered….but it does happen.
The dogs were indoor heartbroken. The 911 call with the husband having to shoo the dogs away from their human mama’s body💔This lady was so very loved by her husband and dogs, it is sad the son is so crazy and violent
Just started watching you for a bit, i really love how you start the video by paying respects to the victim and their loved ones. A lot of other true crime channels. We'll almost patronizing to the victims and their family.
I'll never understand how anyone could harm their parents. My parents were absolutely hopeless and did a very poor job of raising me. I wasn't shown any love, my Dad was an alcoholic who would hit me with a horse whip and my Mum was so overbearing and controlling that i was in a state of anxiety and distress a majority of the time. But not once did it enter my head to hurt them, let alone kill them!
Gonna be honest my parents sound almost exactly like yours and I did think about hurting one of them. But you gotta be able to filter those thoughts out and reject them.
Life sentence is no longer a life sentence. Should say sentenced to minimum 40 years or whatever sentence is given then eligible to be released. Life sentences used to be you were incarcerated till death.
Ruined his whole family. Rest in peace to poor Karly. Hope Kevin and her other children can somehow get over their painful loss. Hope Levi never gets out on parole!! Great job on the video, BE; very interesting! Thanks for the upload & have a good one!
I love how he thought he’d have a chance to escape after the hospital. But why would you expect a loser who murdered his own mother to come clean and admit to wrong doing. He’s never been accountable for anything, why change for some detectives and be a man now.
It's incredible how modern technology (cameras/cell phones/DNA) have solved so many cases. Imagine how many murders went unsolved even 50-60 years ago...
What's also incredible, is the fact that people actually think they can get away with crimes with all the technology we have nowadays. People are stupid. 🤦♂️
I don't understand how people can do this to their mom. My mom passed away on February 18th 2022 setting at my table from congestive heart failure and i found her. I have cried so many times and am so heart broken over her death. I miss her daily and I still cannot sleep for more than a hour at night without getting up and going through my house and checking my kids and my husband to make sure they are ok. I do this all night long every night still to this day 2 in a half years later. How can some one do this???
The slight detail that he parked his car away from the crime scene when he normally would never do that tells me that he knew his intent before walking in there.
Imagine your stepdad being asked if your mom had any enemies, or if they was anyone who would want to hurt her, and he *immediately* gives the cops your name
The "killer" is a lifelong self-centered narcissist. He probably always played as the victim. The audacity for him to act hurt at the hospital after getting a haircut and seeing a movie shows this...
She works for the humane society and has dogs, seems like a decent lady living her life. A good life. So unfortunate that she's not the first woman to give birth to her murderer. I'm so sorry to her husband and children for their loss.❤
Man, every time I've woken up in the hospital, covered in blood and handcuffed to a bed I've immediately called for my lawyer. Got me out of a lotta problems I tell you what.
My mom is not perfect by any means, I still struggle as an adult with childhood trauma mainly because of my mom , I’d never unalive someone no matter what, I went no contact 2-3 years ago and that is the best decision I ever made, I hope I never understand those people who tend to harm others cuz there is literally endless possibilities and solutions to go with conflict , I hope the inmates take care of him if you catch my drift
Is it common, the law, that hospital personnel are not told what the perpetrator is suspected of? Wonder if it depends on the state. Hope the cops stay in the hospital room, God help us.
Exactly, my son is mad now that I have him blocked and don't want to deal with him but he's had a history of violence and I'm not trying to be another statistic.
Dispatcher: "Are there any weapons nearby?" Husband: "There's a knife" Dispatcher: "Where's the knife?" Husband: "It's in her HEAD!" man, I felt that one hard.
Seriously, I'm 40 and look 5 years younger than him ... I look young for my age, but no 40 year old should look younger than a guy in his mid 20s ... He's gonna look like an old man when he's my age!!
I'm horrified by what I just watched that any son could turn against their own mom like that! I hope he never has a chance to get out because if he would do something like that to his own mother, what could he do to other people?
I also felt the opposite, clearly Levi has a problem with authority and he probably felt like a kid being told off by a parent. And what do most people tend to do when they are being reprimanded? They shut down. The officer’s approach didn’t work, it was very confrontational accusatory from the very start. I feel like using a more empathetic approach would have allowed for Levi to open up perhaps?
Also I just want to add, I don’t think I would say someone’s done an ‘incredible’ job when they got literally nothing out of the murderer? But I must admit, it must be incredibly hard to apprehend a suspect/murderer and know which approach to adopt straight away in order to them to open up and confess.
@@clairebouedo Exactly and he also didn't need to cuff both hands to the bed either he clearly isn't going anywhere with one hand cuffed and I know for a fact the more uncomfortable you make me Im just gonna clam up with a fuck off attitude and not tell you shit.
Imagine being a murderer and being snitched on by a guy wearing a shirt that says “POOP911”
I recon he knows what a piece of shit looks like
😂😂😂 I also spotted the irony
What a weird company name. It’s for cleaning poop. So funny in a tragic situation
did he say he farted to get the gas?
@@Darude_Sandstorm- omg, I literally just heard him say that as I was reading your comment 😂😂
The friend that wouldn’t let him shower at his house knew Levi was up to no good. 😟
@26:12 Those eyes.............so cold and dead
exactly. I'd be mad he thought he could just walk in without knocking
@RockFan89 I'm sure he's locking his door now. In desperation, Levi may have harmed the wife had she been home alone.
Why? I wouldn’t let anyone beside my wife and mother shower in my house.
Covered with blood?? For real?? Even his friend didn’t trust him, he knew he is a drug addict he just protecting his family.
Hearing that poor guy find her like that is just the worst thing I could imagine.
The only saving grace is that the husband found her and not her boys.
Youre not very imaginative then
@@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895 Your comment wasn't called for either.
That's what a 911 call sounds like when the caller is NOT guilty. 😇
Just me or did the 911 caller sound like the Weepy Voiced Killer?
Finally, a dispatcher who is calm and sympathetic.
sad stuff that the common conjecture of dispatchers is that they are cold uncaring narcissists. shows the state of affairs of the average person in Americas spiritual state. We are truly in a fallen nation
@@thepersecuted144 This is the first dispatcher I've ever heard send help that fast without asking so many random questions that don't even pertain to the situation. Dispatchers are a big cause of help not getting there fast enough and someone loses their life because help was late.
Usually THEY freak out and start getting mad or asking the dumbest questions even thou the person on the phone told them a million times already
@@aetheriastone1978 YesYassssssssssss!
It TOTALLY helps that the husband actually speaks clearly, and intelligently. As opposed to screaming, and crying and making sounds that are unintelligible. Poor bastard!
I will never understand how a murderer ever gets paroled.
Liberal City run by Democrats. That's how.
in USA only. Reptilian constitution.
America.
i don't understand why I am being threatened with a gross misdemeanor for getting a piece of pie
He's never getting parole
Reminder, your neighbors see you more than you think
Hate that, but so true 👀
I am that neighbour. Nothing happens on my street without me knowing. Its my hobby, being nosy. 😂
Evil is everywhere
@@rationalbacon5872mine too, I get from my GMa 😂
“And if you want my wife is home all day ,,, “
Kudos to *neighbours* who are aware of what's going on and help solve crimes !
and to the friend who wouldn't let him shower. Got him changing clothes on CCTV at the storage unit because of it.
No honestly, nosey neighbours in true crime are a blessing and a curse!
@@llb4513100% that's a solid guy.
Not all heroes wear capes.
@@DamePiglet some wear shirts saying "Poop 911"
@@adeliabowers5882😂😂
I gotta say the amount of work these detectives did to make an arrest the same day is quite something.
How great is the emergency response officer. Professional yet voice filled with empathy.
especially compared to how many I've heard on here who have no business being in the job and actually hurt others.
“POOP 911” witness is a legend
It’s his small business I’m sure.
Thank God for POOP911. Serving the community fearlessly.
@@byronnorelius you make jokes he paid for his home picking up dog poop,
@@annoythedonkey talk about some free advertising
In all seriousness, his witness statement was very important. The clipboard in his hand makes me think it is his job or something lol
Carly was such an amazing kind soul, she was at the Humane Society the day i adopted one of my fur babies. She was so excited for us and for him to have found a forever home. May she rest with the Angels.
That nice of you to share that interaction.
@@jakethedog4397 Why?
@vcvortex Whad’ya mean “why” ??
Should be obvious . Maybe you better go back to bed?!🥱😴
@@carleenspada2293 Why?
(｡ﾉω＼｡)💔
RIP Karly. You did not deserve to die so young and at the hands of your own son. 😢❤❤❤
she cant read this dude
You don't know what she did to the son before. Maybe he was sexually abused by her lover when he was young, so you cannot say shit as you don't know.
She ran the local Humane Society - protecting animals from harm, we need more people like her in this world.
@icu3869 That's fine, but my point was that you don't know anything about what was happening. I know people from my professional work who are now in jail and they were doing haritative work, so how do jwe lock them up? Tell me. More likely, we see a pattern as doing anything supporting something, such as shelter or anything related to such fields. They have psychological bargain on their shoulders, so that voluntary work in their mind gives them more justification and payment from what they did at home usually. This is not for everyone but for the majority of cases. Also, we look into woman younger age behaviors and patterns like how much prosecutors or any psyhotrops she used during her younger age, during pregnancy and if those were used for kid milk which is also a pattern with those kind of woman kid cry so pils like prosecutors and is not crying. We know that as some of them even tell us thinking that it was OK, Dr. said it is OK, but now we see after 25y it is actually not. Women, for example, in the 60s, used psihotrops 10% of a time now 2020 we see 83% so that should create better picture for you. So In 60's I think most would agree that women had worse compering to now days and they still do worse.
@@ritmolatino1627 What kind of comment is that? "she can't read this dude", boy you are someone I am sure your Mother ios proud of, NOT.
The 911 call is tough to listen to, but it's very eye opening to hear the difference between an innocent husband vs a guilty one, which is often the case in these instances.
I feel like some people might be like "forty-something? You don't know!?", but that would 100% be me in a stressful situation.
I was just thinking this!!
Exactly-so overwrought that he could not remember her age😢Genuinely shocked and horrified
I notice that innocent men stumbling onto slain family members do not do the over the top theatrical wailing like the guilty. They are stunned, confused. It’s hard to act out a state of shock that has you forgetting your wife’s age.
@@sealboy1211true usually they are pretty calm must be from being in a genuine state of shock
This woman had a whole life beyond being the mother to that monster.
That’s what I hope people always stop to think about. Her childhood, her dreams, her memories. They matter ❤
I bet she hasn't crossed your mind once since commenting
@@NZLSATAN why say that? The point made here is that when you hear of things like this we should always remember she's a person. All the cases we listen to are people. When this comment said I hope that's what people always think about I don't think they meant each and every victim they've heard of is on their mind, how could anyone live like that? But like we need to always remember the humanity in it, we get rid of that and it's too easy for us all to become monsters
@heatherchisholm2415 i said it to point out, that in fact, those aspects of her life don't matter anymore.
@@NZLSATANits important to make it look like youre a really good person
@@NZLSATAN you are welcome to come to whatever conclusion you want about my humanity.
well this video just hit me like a ton of bricks. I could be wrong but I believe it was 2014 and 2015 when I worked with Levi at a burger king on Chinden road. Everyone knew he was using a LOT but I don't recall him ever being violent or even threatening really.
he stayed with me and my room mate for two months trying to get clean at one point but of course we ended up kicking him out. I feel so so awful for his mama and just whole family in general I can't even imagine.. meth is no excuse for what he did but i put about 80% of the blame on it. very surreal, I'm sorry for the paragraph but I just had to say something to someone about it.
it just feels more real cause I knew him personally i guess
wishing his family well
Ethy, it is awfull to have such memories to li with 😢 even if he was not family ... I am sorry .. try not live a beautiful life dear...❤
Actually this happened 10/10/2022...I got my son's service dog from his mom back when I lived in Caldwell and my best friend lives in Middleton not far from where this happened at
@@summerhall4760 uhm.. yeah but in 2014 or 2015 we worked at the same place. I realize the event took place more recently. thanks for the correction though
I'm sorry but I don't t agree that 80 percent the drugs fault. He wasn't forced to take the drugs he chose to. So he is 100 percent to blame for his actions ! I can't imagine what she was going through having your own son kill you! Rest in peace!
I can't even imagine the horror of seeing your own child's face as he kills you. This poor woman and (the rest of) her family.
Imagine she once stayed up late feeding him in the middle of the night killing your own mom is beyond insane
@@jayrodriguez9211 yea I can’t fathom slaying the one who carried me in her womb.
@@sealboy1211 word
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I used to have reoccurring nightmares of various loved ones chasing me with an axe through the house and it was a horrible feeling of betrayal and terror.
This is a rare time for me to hear a 911 dispatcher reassure a caller that help was on the way before asking more questions. This is what every 911 caller should do, ASSURE the caller help is on the way so they can be comforted and will answer more questions knowing help is coming while they are talking on the phone.
I’m gonna copypasta my response to another comment like yours just in case you’re curious.
I can offer some insight on this as a former firefighter & medic as well as fire & EMS dispatcher that’s answered tens of thousands of 911 calls.
First things first, often what you hear on these videos has been edited down by either the originating agency, the TV / news production, or RUclipsr. Also a 911 call for a scene that needs police and EMS will usually involve 2-4 different dispatchers on the call at various times, usually EMS is added last because we “own the call” until we obtain our info and give any necessary life saving instructions then hand over to LE who has been on the call listening. But because of this it can be really stressful for someone that’s never called 911 before to get bounced around so much and asked to repeat the same info.
Thirdly, often times it’s not clear which dispatcher we’re listening to on these videos. They may have already spoken to EMS so we’re now hearing the law enforcement dispatcher get their info and as the callers already been told help is on the way there’s no need to keep doing that.
As for this specific call, it’s also edited and sounds like a couple three chunks have been cut. It’s of the EMS dispatcher and it sounds like she’s also an EMD, or Emergency Medical Dispatcher. EMDs is the international gold standard for EMS dispatching and involves specialized training and certification of every dispatcher as well as an on going quality review process. For example at my agency 100% of any major calls were reviewed plus a minimum percentage chosen at random every month. There’s also EFD and EPD although EPD is not nearly as common as EMD and EFD.
Part of the training up front is how to handle callers, recognizing background clues , how to naturally flow through the questioning so it doesn’t sound like a KGB interrogation, and even how to match the callers energy. For example how I’d speak to a child is very different from the tone and volume I would use on an adult that’s being a little bitch and not wanting to help someone that’s literally dying in front of them. The latter can be really jarring to listen to but it’s by design to “snap” the caller out of their state and get them to follow instructions, but this is rare.
A nice advantage of the quality assurance / quality improvement process is when a dispatcher has had a rough call the senior dispatchers listen to it, review it, and offer feedback which is invaluable especially for junior dispatchers.
The downside of EMD/EFF is *it’s expensive* and often times out of the reach of rural / small town agencies that have limited budget for dispatch because dispatch is always a money pit. Unfortunately there are ZERO national or state standards or requirements related to 911 dispatchers so these rural / small agencies on their best day offer a significantly lower level of service than nearby agencies with a more middle class population.
Anyway, I hope this sheds some light as a general overview without droning on too much.
I thought the same thing. Now THAT'S a good dispatcher!
That was my first thought!!!
@@cruisinguy6024 calling tech support or customer service and getting bounced around is upsetting enough, I can't imagine calling 911 in a crisis and being tossed around, having to repeat myself numerous times just desperately trying to get help. So it's not worth every dispatcher simply stating a reassuring phrase ? More often than not dispatchers are rude, demeaning, screaming at callers, and saying "calm.down" 100 times isn't going to help someone calm down. Human to human, seeking life and death help, there should be at minimum, a shred of compassion. Your answer was not helpful, it was more like "we have a lot of work to do and don't have show any sort of humanity in this industry" making excuses that there are multiple dispatchers on one call is not a reasonable excuse to be rude and dehumanizing in a crisis situation.
@@milly_lily1395 *facepalm* you COMPLETELY missed what I was saying in my comments. I specifically called out how there's an issue with many dispatch centers across the country with insufficient staff, training, and technology *facepalm*
Despite all the first hand experience i provided here you are tripping about *the most useless of things* which is the dispatcher saying "help is on the way." Again, 90% of the times when a dispatcher says that IT IS NOT TRUE. Help is not on the way for another 3-4 minutes.
*facepalm facepalm facepalm facepalm* Congratulations you have the reading comprehension of a 5 year old
Finally, a 911 dispatcher who isn't a total scumbag to the victims.
I feel like they need training on how NOT to treat callers just as much as they need training on what to say/ask.
Perhaps some role playing where they are the ones calling 911 while in peril or need of assistance and be treated with disdain and apathy by the operator would drive the message home!?!?
He blamed her for all of his problems. He was never man enough to deal with life.
I’m sure it had nothing to do with his raising… his never being held accountable or responsible
@@theSparkyWatts I grew up Mormon. Many families I knew had around ten kids each. There would always be at least one kid in each family like this. The rest of the kids were npc Mormons.
Are you trying to tell me they picked one kid to raise with no rules? I can assure you that they had strict parents and many restrictions.
Do you know how unrealistic your bias is?
@@theSparkyWattsvictim blaming is silly, do better. My baby brother was never held accountable. He hasn’t murdered my mother or anyone else……
remember there's two sides to every story!!☝️☝️
@@summerdays12Yet
1st time I actually appreciate the response of a 911 dispatcher, nothing helps a stressful situation more than always assuring callers that help is on the way instead of ripping off questions from pre arranged questions like a telemarketer
Ya except those questions are asked for a reason. You guys that rip on 911 operators for their calls Crack me up do some basic research before shitting on someone with a really hard job. That most people don't even want to do
Blah blah blah... internet people made me mildly mad... blah blah@@loganjones5764
I can shed some light on this as a former firefighter & medic as well as fire & EMS dispatcher that’s answered tens of thousands of 911 calls.
First things first, often what you hear on these videos has been edited down by either the originating agency, the TV / news production, or RUclipsr. Also a 911 call for a scene that needs police and EMS will usually involve 2-4 different dispatchers on the call at various times, usually EMS is added last because we “own the call” until we obtain our info and give any necessary life saving instructions then hand over to LE who has been on the call listening. But because of this it can be really stressful for someone that’s never called 911 before to get bounced around so much and asked to repeat the same info.
Thirdly, often times it’s not clear which dispatcher we’re listening to on these videos. They may have already spoken to EMS so we’re now hearing the law enforcement dispatcher get their info and as the callers already been told help is on the way there’s no need to keep doing that.
As for this specific call, it’s also edited and sounds like a couple three chunks have been cut. It’s of the EMS dispatcher and it sounds like she’s also an EMD, or Emergency Medical Dispatcher. EMDs is the international gold standard for EMS dispatching and involves specialized training and certification of every dispatcher as well as an on going quality review process. For example at my agency 100% of any major calls were reviewed plus a minimum percentage chosen at random every month. There’s also EFD and EPD although EPD is not nearly as common as EMD and EFD.
Part of the training up front is how to handle callers, recognizing background clues , how to naturally flow through the questioning so it doesn’t sound like a KGB interrogation, and even how to match the callers energy. For example how I’d speak to a child is very different from the tone and volume I would use on an adult that’s being a little bitch and not wanting to help someone that’s literally dying in front of them. The latter can be really jarring to listen to but it’s by design to “snap” the caller out of their state and get them to follow instructions, but this is rare.
A nice advantage of the quality assurance / quality improvement process is when a dispatcher has had a rough call the senior dispatchers listen to it, review it, and offer feedback which is invaluable especially for junior dispatchers.
The downside of EMD/EFF is *it’s expensive* and often times out of the reach of rural / small town agencies that have limited budget for dispatch because dispatch is always a money pit. Unfortunately there are ZERO national or state standards or requirements related to 911 dispatchers so these rural / small agencies on their best day offer a significantly lower level of service than nearby agencies with a more middle class population.
Anyway, I hope this sheds some light as a general overview without droning on too much.
@@cruisinguy6024 thank you for your insight, always fascinating to learn more about the process and it's really a shame that what seems to be more proper or complete training is out of reach for a lot of people. I wonder if the job would be *slightly* less stressful with that kind of training.
@@loganjones5764 I've seen the ripping and it's usually only done when the caller gets frustrated with 100 questions before being told help is on the way. When we hear the call it's like we are there too and are just as frustrated as the caller who wants help. Often the ripping seems very called for. In situations like this it was great to hear the 911 operator say up front that help is on the way before she got into the 100 questions.
Imagine giving birth to your murderer
I think they said she was his step mother.
@@offgridnightmarenewhomeste3215 No, I think the dad was his step father. She was his son from a previous relationship
She would forgive him because that is what we Mum's do 😢
She was his step mother.
@@Michele-zn5yi I’m starting to think the Mandela effect is going on here. She was not his stepmother. She was his birth mother, just to be sure I went back and looked at four different news stories reporting on the murder and not one says stepmom every single one says his mother.
He should NEVER get out of jail. He has no remorse - it was his mother!
I guess the lazy bum will get his wish to have a roof over his head and food in his belly without working for them.
This is crazy to me. My older brother is a hardened criminal. In and out of prisons for the last 20+ years. Lived in several half way houses as well. He would NEVER betray our mother. She passed several years ago and it broke him. He straightened up after her death. This guy is a monster. Moms have our backs and love unconditionally. Just sick.
So sorry to hear about your Mum. I hope your Brother continues on doing well. Take care 🙏
Your brother was obviously not psychopath , misguided but not evil
@caylia9989
How the hell do you know her brother was not a psychopath or evil that person said their brother was a career criminal in and out of jail for 20 years he sure is not no angel.That person never said what the brother did just because he did not do things to his mother that sure as hell don't mean he did not do evil things to other people
@@ShelbyJohnson44psychopaths can’t straighten up, that’s why.
Glad to hear about your brother getting on track.
That poor family 😢 My heart hurt hearing Kevin in the beginning. I can't imagine in a thousand years what that experience was like. Love and light to him and his family ❤️
If someone had called poop 911, he would have been caught earlier.
😂😂
He gets rid of 💩 fast!
Literally
I’m crying 😂😂😂
You’re super insensitive
Killing your mom then going to get a hair cut and see a movie is crazy.
Dont act suspicious attitude
…likely in his own world on drugs. So sad.
Probably didn't think they'd know what time the murder happened and those were his alibis.
Alibi attempt..
just another manic monday~
Glad his friend realized something was wrong and didn't help him out.
Another selfish brat who couldn’t control his temper.
That’s what happens when one treats their adult children like 10 year olds.
@@hagakure74 who was living rent free doing drugs?
Well of course he was raised by his single momma lol
@@IAMJUDAH144 how? Did they mention n the video how long his stepfather was n the picture
@@hagakure74 I busy, but yeah, he’s an adult, he should be on his own already. “Forced to move out” ? He’s an adult. When I turned 18 my parents said you can start paying rent or go to college. They didn’t pay for college but that’s where I went. Adult children need to be treated like adults.
What an awesome 911 operator. Calm, not deaf like all the other 911 operators, not stupid and asking a million dumb questions like all the other 911 operators, getting help to him immediately without waiting and asking those dumb questions first, not constantly insisting that he calm down. I don’t think she even asked his address and pinged his phone on her own. Why can’t all 911 operators be like her? 😠
absolutely, this was my first thought. She sounded calm yet assertive. Asking only the important questions to get info for the officers she was dispatching
Yeah, she needs a promotion. Her voice was very soothing.
Whatever crybabies🙄
The call has been edited and parts are left out. Gullable af if you think that's exactly how the call went.
She asked the address at the very beginning.
So I just came here to point out the "Poop 911" shirt while being questioned by the police 😂😂
This case is so sad.She looks like such a nice lady.Seeing her dog looking through those patio door ,brole my heart.
Can you tell us what brole means?
@@LowKeyStatus you know full well it was a typo error idiot
@@LowKeyStatus Can you tell me why you feel the need to ask dumb questions when you already know the answers?!?!?!?
Neighbor in the Poop 911 shirt was built for this. Waited his whole life for this moment
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Thank u for this comment! I was searching for a bit and nobody had even mentioned it! Haha
😂😂😂 Has 7 of those shirts, one for every day of the week LOL
“I AM very upset. Can I go to sleep now?” Said the zombie in a monotone.
Only thing that annoyed me is they kept questioning him when he was clearly high as fuck on dope when they had him at the hospital. He could barely even speak. Like clearly he wasn’t gona go into detail about anything at that point. Idk how this wasn’t mentioned or considered but maybe the video just doesn’t add that in there
Thank you finally for a competent 911 operator!!
When my mum died suddenly, I cried for weeks months and even years I still get upset. This animal has nothing redeeming
I can imagine the pain ,may God be with you
Me too. It's been 30 years , and I still miss her.
My mom died in 1980; I'm 58 years old & still grieve. Its weird how, as long as I don't think about it, I'm fine. If I allow myself to remember, I'm crying in moments. Losing my mother destroyed my life & my family. So many bad things happened because she wasn't there to protect her children. It's s impacted 3 generations now.
@@hensonlaura I completely understand I lost both parents by 25 and it really messed me up. I hope you and your family are doing better now.
My mom passed suddenly from a heart attack six years ago in March. I miss her terribly, and I think of her everyday.
And here we have this ungrateful monster killing his mom, because she was making him be accountable. Disgusting.
The murderer looks 46, not 26. 🤦🏻♀️ Say No to Drugs.
It gives me the creeps to think that while you're paying for gas and a drink, the guy next to you may have just murdered someone. !!
Seriously. I’ve thought the same thing watching these true crime stories. I remember the case of Kirby Anthony, a monster in Alaska who killed his Aunt (bio Uncle’s wife) and their 2 little daughters (aged 4 & 7 I believe) after SA’ing the three of them. He went to Burger King after spending hours in their house, brutalizing them. I remember thinking while reading the book about the case “I can’t imagine being the BK drive thru worker who has to testify in court bc she served him minutes after he did that. The girl must be really freaked out!”
Levi couldn’t even sound surprised when they told him his mom was dead, he’s no genius is he 🤦🏼♀️
Walking epitome of nonplussed.
@KaooshFanEternallyProfoundthat was the point.
Negative IQ.
@19:34
Yeah, I think in his mind he thought if I just pretend I don't know my mom is dead. Maybe the cops will pretend they don't have all this evidence including video footage of what I did.
That was the least incriminating aspect!!
This has got to be my favorite true crime YT channel. Thank you, Beyond Evil......
Levi walking into Larry house thinking he about to take a shower was crazyyyy. Like boy if you don’t get out my damn house.
Larry was like, "Hell naww to the naw naw naw..."
He should have called the cops. He walked in uninvited, asked to use the shower, and then, tried to bribe the guy. He didn't have a change if clothes. And who gets a haircut and movies after killing someone?
@@yolandahebert2350 sociopaths, and I wondered if that guy called the cops or they just traced him there.....
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@@yolandahebert2350him getting a haircut and movies is a coping mechanism to affirm "everything is back to normal now" and forget his terrible act
Live in the area and the local news did a pretty good job keeping the public updated on all the details that unfolded. The Humane Society had a hiring notice for her position for a while. So incredibly sad.
I heard Levi applied for her position at the humane society
@@josephno1347are u being sarcastic
@@PynkMonacle of course
@@PynkMonacle I can't see Levi being an animal lover like me
I love how you lay out your platform. Love watching your videos. Thank you for all your hard work.
How has Beyond Evil not have well over a million subscribers already. Seriously.... these videos are brilliantly put together. I know they will get there, its so deserved!
It's really really difficult for true crime channels to grow the same way other niches do. They get a lot of takedowns and strikes and demonizations and Shadow banning because of the topics. I'm amazed anybody even tries anymore with true crime but I'm so grateful they do cuz Beyond Evil does a great job!
Spend literally all day listening to them, it’s never off, even listening to ones I have already seen!
@@ceilidhmcaulay2420Same. I also love listening while doing my house work, just makes folding laundry not so bad!
Bro, I love his voice. I like the music and harsh scenery
@@ceilidhmcaulay2420Sameee! Forensic files is my favorite & the narrator (Peter Thomas) on there has a great voice
This guy is the poster child for "burden on society"
Yup, and we just let them walk among us and hurt us and even reproduce… insane..
Burden on earth
He was raised by a single mom. Never stood a chance
As well as a Menace to Society 😏😏😏
I like the way you laid out this video.
A little taste of the end then flashback to tell the story.
Nice job
Man that 911 call is giving me the goosebumps and chills… i feel so bad for him and obviously soooooooo bad for her :( wish she could have been saved
I could tell his 911 call was authentic, because that's exactly how I sounded when I found someone covered in blood (they ended up being ok).
I had to rewatch. First time round I assumed it was the partner and they were trying to put on a story. I was convinced as watched a load of true crime and usually is. Hits different when you know the guy is just in shock and despair. Fell sorry for all that are grieving
@@badonebadone4778 Yeah the idea that people break down crying is actually false, most people have no real thoughts or feelings beyond 'wtf' or 'oh no' in the moment, and it hits them later. What you REALLY want to watch for is the people who either get immediately defensive, or are completely deadpan a la Jodia Arias.
@@badonebadone4778same thought process! I've watched many true crime where the call has been fake because the partner did it and comments are usually like "that was so obviously fake". But now they seem more true to life after listening to that poor guy and his reaction to that terrible scene
@@badonebadone4778It's calls like this that make me frustrated when people are like "oh, the husband sounds like he was in on it!" Not that I'm seeing any of those here, but in general on true crime videos, and I watch a lot.
The grief really hits later. In the moment, something like that doesnt usually seem real. Your brain doesn't let you really register what it means yet, it couldn't or you'd just kind of collapse immediately, overwhelmed. Your lizard brain knows you gotta do stuff first.
Gonna call my mum and tell her that I love her.
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It’s so sad that people kill the only ones that will always stand up for them.
"I am very shocked that my mother is dead.😐" Dude can't even be bothered to come up with a better lie than pretending to be tired.
Thats a rough looking 26
It’s shocking…it wouldn’t even be a healthy looking 36 year old! Drugs liquor and more drugs!
We know he smokes cigs thanks to the neighbor. That ages you significantly the longer you do it.
I thought the mum was 40 … 😳
@@dolceitalia5846 she was 44 and he was 26 when he killed her so I guess she was 18 when she had him... I think anyway.
@UltimatePower01 smoking doesn't do THAT to someone 😂
What a horrible person. I’m so sorry for the family and may his mother rest in peace with lots of animals around her.
Son killed mom for drug money and is high af while cops talk to him. He doesnt give af for what he did and has no sympathy. Dont do drugs kids.
Drugs only bring out the truth in you he was a piece of shit when he was born
Not all addicts are psychopaths. Drugs don’t turn you into a psychopath.
He's also wearing basketball shorts, but you're not blaming them
Usual suspects committing matricide
When she comes down from the drugs he'll definitely start feeling pressure then.. but in those jails in Idaho they get drugs inside so he'll just be back on them again!
My heart breaks I’m in tears watching this. Is heartbreaking to see the crime scene and hear how gone and emotionless he is. I’m devastated at the loss of his mom. It’s horrific to know I’ve been in the room he murdered her in. I used drugs with him when we were teenagers and he was the only one who didn’t get clean. He had this look in his eyes that was just scary. The last time I saw him I was eating at the Mexican restaurant in town right across from his neighborhood. He walked in looking for a job and he was obviously high. So glad he didn’t stop and try to talk to me. He would also make a bunch of different account with different names and try to talk to me and my friends and have to block him again. His daughter is 10 this year. I just cannot believe this case was covered. It is just so close to home 😢
So sad, when a innocent mother brings a monster child into this world
Kevin was so shaken he forgot his wife’s age and his dog’s name! 😮
I have worked in Emergency Rooms, and sometimes after really devastating news….family members will ask the same question over and over, as if the sheer emotional force temporarily blocks their memory.
Doesn’t happen all the time, some say they get the opposite effect and every detail of when they heard the terrible news is vividly remembered….but it does happen.
The picture of her and that big sweet dog broke me. 💔
The dog's eyes 💔
The photo of her in front of Costco was revealing. She looked like a truly caring, sensitive, principled woman.
Same. You can tell she was a nice person
Same dog that was in the crime scene footage a where of what happened to it’s master 😢
The dogs were indoor heartbroken. The 911 call with the husband having to shoo the dogs away from their human mama’s body💔This lady was so very loved by her husband and dogs, it is sad the son is so crazy and violent
Just started watching you for a bit, i really love how you start the video by paying respects to the victim and their loved ones. A lot of other true crime channels. We'll almost patronizing to the victims and their family.
What a coward. His whole demeanor screams coward.
They don't mind doing the crime but they always deny it.....they always get caught anyway
@@judyfowler2023
You could actually catch some of these people committing their crimes but they’d still deny it to your face.
I would not call him a coward since the victim was not a defenseless child or disabled person. But what he did is pure evil and despicable.
I know right
@judyfowler2023 - that’s what narcissists do best, tell bare faced lies with no shame at all!! They are wired differently!!
I'll never understand how anyone could harm their parents.
My parents were absolutely hopeless and did a very poor job of raising me. I wasn't shown any love, my Dad was an alcoholic who would hit me with a horse whip and my Mum was so overbearing and controlling that i was in a state of anxiety and distress a majority of the time.
But not once did it enter my head to hurt them, let alone kill them!
Soy boy reaction vs alpha male reaction
I hope you've had a happy and peaceful life after leaving home. It kills me to hear of children being whipped.
@@BG-qk6ek and you’re what’s wrong with society.
Gonna be honest my parents sound almost exactly like yours and I did think about hurting one of them. But you gotta be able to filter those thoughts out and reject them.
Because they softened you up with the abuse. This guy had soft parents which created the opposite effect. May she rest in peace.
Life sentence is no longer a life sentence. Should say sentenced to minimum 40 years or whatever sentence is given then eligible to be released. Life sentences used to be you were incarcerated till death.
Who else was hoping for levi to try and escape thru the back door?
Excellent production. Thank you. 🇦🇺
Me!!!🙋🏻♀️
I most definitely was 💯
I thought so too.
Me! Because Officer PawPaws was on high alert and ready to get to work!
Lol
Ruined his whole family. Rest in peace to poor Karly. Hope Kevin and her other children can somehow get over their painful loss. Hope Levi never gets out on parole!!
Great job on the video, BE; very interesting! Thanks for the upload & have a good one!
I love how he thought he’d have a chance to escape after the hospital. But why would you expect a loser who murdered his own mother to come clean and admit to wrong doing. He’s never been accountable for anything, why change for some detectives and be a man now.
It's incredible how modern technology (cameras/cell phones/DNA) have solved so many cases. Imagine how many murders went unsolved even 50-60 years ago...
Hundreds of thousands.
its why they re-open a lot of cold cases from decades ago because they have dna technology
What's also incredible, is the fact that people actually think they can get away with crimes with all the technology we have nowadays. People are stupid. 🤦♂️
And modern tch has solved dozens of cold cases, some from decades past.
@@SeaStarrs unloved?
I don't understand how people can do this to their mom. My mom passed away on February 18th 2022 setting at my table from congestive heart failure and i found her. I have cried so many times and am so heart broken over her death. I miss her daily and I still cannot sleep for more than a hour at night without getting up and going through my house and checking my kids and my husband to make sure they are ok. I do this all night long every night still to this day 2 in a half years later. How can some one do this???
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I lost my mom from the same thing in January 2022. Its still hard. My prayers and heart goes out to you and your family 💔😢
Many people disregard their moms and kill their mom soul. How do people treat there mom as throw away garbage
I'm so sorry. I am literally in tears thinking of what you went through.
THOSE POOR DOGS LOOKING IN FROM THE OUTSIDE 😭
So happy this channel doesnt use AI Narration and uses a real person!!
Yes
Is that what it's called A1 Naration? I learn new words all the time via RUclips
@@kitten7336 A I , IS artificial intelligence
It’s actually AI😊
It 100% is an AI narrator. The cadence is completely off.
It's always so haunting seeing the police video of a home after a murder.
The slight detail that he parked his car away from the crime scene when he normally would never do that tells me that he knew his intent before walking in there.
He didn't park it away like he normally does...he pulled into the driveway instead - which was odd to the neighbor
Imagine your stepdad being asked if your mom had any enemies, or if they was anyone who would want to hurt her, and he *immediately* gives the cops your name
The "killer" is a lifelong self-centered narcissist. He probably always played as the victim. The audacity for him to act hurt at the hospital after getting a haircut and seeing a movie shows this...
Gross human being
Immediately. He didn't even give another name
I don't have a stepdad, my mother isn't whore.
@@rokoprc So the murder victim was a whore for getting remarried? Ok, woman hater.
4:04 I like that dispatcher the voice was compassionate very nice she did a good job
They found out all that information very quick shows you can’t pull off a murder without anyone finding you.
She works for the humane society and has dogs, seems like a decent lady living her life. A good life. So unfortunate that she's not the first woman to give birth to her murderer.
I'm so sorry to her husband and children for their loss.❤
Beautifully edited and narrated. One of my top 5 crime channels. Well done.
Hi. What's the other four?
@@anetkasbzk98 that chapter and explore with us are two excellent true crime channels.
Relay the other 4.. i only got Ewu channel which is great
@@eslamadel1912 into the deep, beyond evil, forensic files/filmrise, real crime, 60 minutes Australia. I’ll check out Ewu.
@@anetkasbzk98 into the deep, forensic files/filmrise, real crime, 60 minutes Australia.
Most times the drug problem is the anger problem
I love hearing "will spend the rest of his life in prison" when people think they can get away with such a heinous crime.
your fly is amazing, I actually thought there was a fly on my screen
These videos are always so detailed! I absolutely love this channel
Man, every time I've woken up in the hospital, covered in blood and handcuffed to a bed I've immediately called for my lawyer. Got me out of a lotta problems I tell you what.
My mom is not perfect by any means, I still struggle as an adult with childhood trauma mainly because of my mom , I’d never unalive someone no matter what, I went no contact 2-3 years ago and that is the best decision I ever made, I hope I never understand those people who tend to harm others cuz there is literally endless possibilities and solutions to go with conflict , I hope the inmates take care of him if you catch my drift
Is it common, the law, that hospital personnel are not told what the perpetrator is suspected of? Wonder if it depends on the state. Hope the cops stay in the hospital room, God help us.
Beyond Evil's story telling is so immaculate! Thank you for your hardwork!
His reaction to being told his mother is dead is chilling
“He’s a very strange young man” says the guy wearing the poop 911 shirt
If you look at the car he's next to, I think that's a business he runs cleaning up pet shit :D
@@ejayman And lives in a nice neighborhood. He must be making bank!
@@ejaymanyep! I googled it! It’s pet waste disposal!
He’s a Legend!!😂😂😂
Baffles me, how often people act surprised about being recorded EVERYWHERE 😮
Literally, even in your own home. Quite dystopian
@@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895 yessssss!!!!
Sad story karly was leader at local humane society and obviously loved and advocated for animals. This was a sad story.
So many women find themselves in this same situation. A adult son, angry and addicted, blaming us for tough love.
Exactly, my son is mad now that I have him blocked and don't want to deal with him but he's had a history of violence and I'm not trying to be another statistic.
Poop 911 is his company in his car. You see, it says cleanup service.
Great name for dog poop pickup service.
Omg I can't believe no one else is talking about poop 911
POOP 911
I know it isn't the focus of the video, but I could not stop laughing at "Poop 911". It was an unexpected twist lmao
Before I saw it was his business I thought he was a Porsche hater
Dispatcher: "Are there any weapons nearby?" Husband: "There's a knife" Dispatcher: "Where's the knife?" Husband: "It's in her HEAD!" man, I felt that one hard.
My aon is like this, I have a security system, and guns. He better not fuck around and find out. Make Mental hospitals great again.
Levi is a sociopath. Poor mother, I feel bad for her.
The pain in Kevin’s voice broke my heart
Yay!! Beyond Evil comes in at the perfect time. Work isn't so bad now. Thanks guys!
Work can’t be so bad if you can watch this when there 😉
Wow, he’s only 26?! Time has been marching straight across his face.
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LOL!
Seriously, I'm 40 and look 5 years younger than him ... I look young for my age, but no 40 year old should look younger than a guy in his mid 20s ... He's gonna look like an old man when he's my age!!
Drugs are bad. M'kay?
@@topspot4834 Lol it's always funny when someone announces they look young for their age.
My biggest take away from this is how hard it would actually be to move around without being on camera
6:14 Note to self 📝: Buy a Poop 911 T-Shirt 😂💩👮🏻♂️
"America's most trusted dog poop scooping services as low as $11.95 weekly*"
😂😂😂
I seriously thought it was a law enforcement division at first. 🤣
😂😂😂
@@jackietreehornlmao
Beyond Evil is for sure a top story-format true crime show. You've been anointed 👑
I can't even imagine raising my voice at my mom.This a PEAK example of a Real Life Evil Monster.
I like how the producer spends time creating these documentaries. Well done!
Also to clarify Levi Davis is Karly Cantrell oldest BIOLOGICAL son. Not a stepson.
I caught that too
He said it was Kevin's stepson. Not Karlys'.
@@TJ20232 in the video it says it’s her step son.
If am not wrong, I think I heard the narrator saying Kevin's(His) stepson and Karly's oldest son
@@berylakinyi4512 it does say that with his voice but on the screen it says karlys stepson
I'm horrified by what I just watched that any son could turn against their own mom like that! I hope he never has a chance to get out because if he would do something like that to his own mother, what could he do to other people?
The officer talking with Levi in the hospital is incredible. He’s so good.
Really? I felt the exact opposite
@jasonmartinez4730 I agree...it was like listening to a horrible actor.
I also felt the opposite, clearly Levi has a problem with authority and he probably felt like a kid being told off by a parent. And what do most people tend to do when they are being reprimanded? They shut down. The officer’s approach didn’t work, it was very confrontational accusatory from the very start. I feel like using a more empathetic approach would have allowed for Levi to open up perhaps?
Also I just want to add, I don’t think I would say someone’s done an ‘incredible’ job when they got literally nothing out of the murderer? But I must admit, it must be incredibly hard to apprehend a suspect/murderer and know which approach to adopt straight away in order to them to open up and confess.
@@clairebouedo Exactly and he also didn't need to cuff both hands to the bed either he clearly isn't going anywhere with one hand cuffed and I know for a fact the more uncomfortable you make me Im just gonna clam up with a fuck off attitude and not tell you shit.