The fact that he not only had his wife killed, but didn’t care one bit about her being killed in front of his children is absolutely disgusting.

@unknown11215

10 ай бұрын

Agree

@Harley_Girl68

10 ай бұрын

He was a corrupt a$$hole without a conscience!

@beneiseoleinmheart5614

10 ай бұрын

I don't see how a man can see his wife going through the pains of birthing life into the world that he helping procreate. Then just take her life and also have disregard for his own flesh ñ blood. Good thing God is the judge and not me!😢

@local.looser

10 ай бұрын

@@unknown11215?

@psychadelicpotato8580

10 ай бұрын

@@user-dw4cs4xv8y if someone is ready to take away a child's mom or dad, they're highly maladapative and selfish in the first place. But if they are planning to, they should at least make sure the kids are not around. This guy just didn't care enough to take that tiny effort i guess.

I knew it had to be Fred when he started talking about how his wife’s death affected his LIFESTYLE. An egocentric statement from an average narcissist.

@unknown11215

10 ай бұрын

Fr

@AshChildOfGod

10 ай бұрын

Honestly like who thinks that besides an evil narcisstic murderer

@quantumnature514

10 ай бұрын

I had the same thought. What a creep.

@eddabrandes7395

10 ай бұрын

Right. It was this single word that gave it all away.

@iagreewithyou3478

10 ай бұрын

I wasn't paying attention at first, so when I happened to watch that bit with him talking about his lifestyle he lost, I immediately assumed that he was the killer being interviewed, not the husband 😅.

That little boy needed a hug on that stand , that’s all he needed . 🥺 such a strong bby

@juanitamontoute826

3 ай бұрын

Seeing that baby in pain broke my heart😢😢

@shaksheedigitalmarketing

2 ай бұрын

What happened to Mike? Why did he die so young?

@ashleycatalano485

2 ай бұрын

@@shaksheedigitalmarketingHe had a pulmonary embolism, nothing related to this.

@castlebrookkennels8549

2 ай бұрын

Pulmonary embolism sadly didnt recover ​@shaksheedigitalmarketing

@margaretwarrior5259

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I was wondering about Mike

My heart damn near stopped for a second when I read that Mike died at the age of 31years old. Poor Ricky! He lost his mother to murder, His father to prison and his little brother to a blood clot. Ricky is the only survivor of his immediate family. That poor guy has gone through so much in his young life.

@rkhan502

2 ай бұрын

RIP ...Mike❤😢

@mayharvey5403

14 күн бұрын

À

@angelaberni8873

7 күн бұрын

OMG how terribly, terribly sad 😢😢😢

@johnnycash578

2 күн бұрын

oh no, these stories are depressing me I cant believe how mean people are??imagine the trigger man was more concerned about the kids than the p.o.s. father!!! oh the will get over it my god why do these things happen to good people there 100% IS NO GOD!!!!

@laragara

20 сағат бұрын

​@@johnnycash578Well if there is then _'our heavenly father'----_ cares about as much for his children as the 'father' here!!!!

That little boy making the defense attorney admit that you’d be able to remember your first home run, and attributed that to remembering his moms murder, incredible. His mom was right there with him. ❤

@user-xk4ei1sb3q

10 ай бұрын

Honestly! What a smart kid. I’m glad he found peace.

@Nanticoke

10 ай бұрын

That was absolutely unbelievable moment! How can a boy that young articulate such intelligence?

@user-xk4ei1sb3q

10 ай бұрын

@@Nanticoke Children are much smarter than most adults understand or admit. Plus he had a great mother

@isitoveryet9525

10 ай бұрын

@@user-xk4ei1sb3qthat’s also a very impressive little boy. Some adults wouldn’t be able to take the stand, relive that type of trauma & stand strong against a defense attorney….Ricky deserves all the credit in the world.

@sonjastanger5858

10 ай бұрын

That lil boy, 💔 😢, this was soooo horrific crime 4 him 2 witness... FT isa sick sob

For those wondering, Mike Tokars unfortunately passed back in 2020 due to a pulmonary embolism at age 31. (a P.E is a blockage in the pulmonary artery which is what sends blood to your lungs, which about 100,000 people die of each year, and there are more than around 200,000 cases in the US each year alone) EDIT: I told myself I wouldn't clarify but the fact that people cannot read properly or realize that Mike was Ricky's younger brother is astounding. Fred Tokars was 67 when he died of natural causes. Mike died of a medical tragedy likely due to either injury or underlying health conditions and was sadly not able to be saved. To those who have realized that they mixed up the names and corrected themselves, thank you. Edit 2: To those saying that it was due to the covid vaccine, Mike died in April of 2020, the vaccine wasn't released until December. Stop it. This isn't about the vaccine.

@theyluvNinelle

10 ай бұрын

​@@meekamoore8789what do you mean by good

@bigbevakaheavybevy7913

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for that information. Sleep in Peace Mike❤🙏🏾 Sleep in Peace Sarah❤🙏🏾 You are reunited💝

@roxanebaez1231

10 ай бұрын

@@meekamoore8789 Mike Tokars was the little brother, not the dad…

@annerossi5563

10 ай бұрын

😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻

@unknown11215

10 ай бұрын

​?

I think Ricky's intelligence at such a young age also goes to show how amazing of a mother Sara was. Since Fred worked all the time, she practically raised those boys by herself. She's also very lucky to have a family that cared about her boys as much as she did.

knew Fred was guilty when he said he “lost his lifestyle” who the hell would say that???

@gailfriend8164

2 ай бұрын

I agree. I thought the same thing!! It's like what the crap 😢

@TwentyOneDollahMargariti

2 ай бұрын

I remember this story on Dateline as a kid, and they said the police noticed that as well.

@Ferrero123

19 күн бұрын

and he said it twice

@Catra_L

16 күн бұрын

I came here to say this too. His priorities were clearly selfish. Very suspicious.

@michellelalonde5318

16 күн бұрын

A narcissist

Just hearing that little boy talk on the stand is just heartbreaking. No child should have to go through this 😢 Can't imagine at that age. Watching your mother be murdered 😢

@annerossi5563

10 ай бұрын

😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻😓🙏🏻💔💔

@sh.4409

10 ай бұрын

I just burst in to tears. I wish I could of hugged him through the screen.

@pdig2963

10 ай бұрын

@@sh.4409 i know 😭

@lisha6395

10 ай бұрын

I immediately started crying watching it

@shantini2911

10 ай бұрын

Jesus 😥😓

I met Sara in 1988, right after Mikey was born. I was pregnant with my oldest and my boss was her friend. She was such a thoughtful and lovely person, she brought me baby things and came to my baby shower, even though we had only socialized a handful of times. RIP Mikey. :

@samanthagomez7074

10 ай бұрын

Wow really

@HaggisMuncher-69-420

9 ай бұрын

It's not about you. You're almost as narcissistic as Fred.

@jackiekane6489

9 ай бұрын

Mickey died??? How old was he?

@denisebacher5040

9 ай бұрын

@@jackiekane6489 he was 31 years old. He died of a pulmonary embolism.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

I wish that people would understand that there is a difference between "forgiving" and "letting go of anger". Ricky explained it so well. You don't have to forgive but you can let go of the anger, hurt and hate.

@1whitecottagelife770

9 ай бұрын

Amen to that

@rcg1111

8 ай бұрын

Letting go of anger is the definition of forgiveness. Even the word origin means to let go.

@msnbmnt

8 ай бұрын

I feel like the public announcement of immediate forgiveness is a fake virtue signaling Christian flex that makes people feel better. Forgiveness should be the outcome of a mutual effort post traumatic event.

@Langley_Ackerman19

7 ай бұрын

This. Exactly how I feel about the people I despise. I've let fo of my anger but you'll never be forgiven especially because people rarely change.

@sammer1097

7 ай бұрын

@@rcg1111You are wrong. Associating "letting go of anger" with "forgiveness" is toxic and it's also victim-blaming. You need to check yourself.

I lived nearby when this happened and my son was actually at a sleepover two houses down from the Tokars ’ home on the night of the murder. I was quite distraught when I saw the news until I saw Fred’s press conference when he got back to Georgia. His body language gave him away and it was obvious to most of us that he he did it. We all kept wondering what was taking so long to arrest him. I’m so sorry to hear that the younger brother passed away. Good for Rick for handling all that life throws at him as well as he does.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@SonicGamerGirl2006

8 ай бұрын

​@JuntaJanardhan Please stop bothering these people. I get it. The title may be confusing, but let them express their feelings about the incident.

@marshafick4006

4 ай бұрын

​@@JuntaJanardhanReported? Get a life, you're the only one that cared.

@niggachu420

4 ай бұрын

Your source is: trust me bro

@JuntaJanardhan

4 ай бұрын

@@marshafick4006Get a brain, plenty of people agree with my assessment.

Rest in Peace Sara! Your son caught the killer, I haven't seen a braver boy than that, and I'm glad he managed to catch that monster. This case is so heartbreaking. See this little boy crying just broke my heart..

@mjkelly9801

10 ай бұрын

So sad that brave lil boy died so young at 32 💔😞 RIP champ!@22.01

@aquasnek5487

10 ай бұрын

​@@mjkelly9801no! Poor baby had such a traumatic life 😢 I guess he's not in pain anymore. 😢😢😢

@francelinamommyof3

10 ай бұрын

​@@mjkelly9801heartbreaking really 💔 😭 He's with his mother now.. May they both RIP 🙏

@alisiabakerjb

10 ай бұрын

@@aquasnek5487 He's not the one to die, but the younger brother. Still very sad of course! The one who was four and in the backseat (Mike) never got over his mother's death. He grew up always sad and that spilled over into his adult years. He ended up dying from a pulmonary embolism. R.I.P. Sarah and Mike.

@cookiesnmilk9200

10 ай бұрын

@@mjkelly9801 Mike died not Ricky, very tragic

Ricky has over come so much trauma in his life. Witnessing his mom's murder, having to testify, knowing his father caused all this pain, losing his brother in 2020. My goodness. I hope he is surrounded by lots of loving people and has a good therapist. I dont know how a person can overcome all that

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@MiranAzer

9 ай бұрын

No way his brother die?? How? COVID 19

@No-sv6mu

9 ай бұрын

​@@MiranAzerpulmonary embolism

@allthingsnewlife

9 ай бұрын

​@JuntaJanardhan Ricky DID outsmart the killer; the killer's defence was to question the child's memory... cue pure, innocent Wisdom as he courageously defends the memory of that horrific trauma with an example of remembering your first homerun 🎯 I have lucid memories from being a very young child, people please believe your kids and don't gaslight them.

@nopetfout5426

8 ай бұрын

​@@allthingsnewlifeI've remembered my mom cheated on my stepdad since I was 5, my brother dying the same year, and my mom has gaslighted me the whole time. I'm 33 now, and I will never forget those two days. My mom wasn't a part of my brother's death, we weren't home( we were at my dad and stepmoms) but she always wanted me to try and convict my stepmom because she hated her. Mom's can use their kids just as dad's can, but this poor boy didn't deserve any of this. Get a gd divorce and be done. Don't kill the only other person you made a kid with. It will work out one day

Fred talking about losing his "lifestyle" was a glaring red flag. No one who's husband or wife was just murdered would be more concerned about losing his lifestyle rather than his wife being murdered in front of her young children. So glad the husband's in prison for life and those poor boys are safe with their loving grandparents.

In 2009 I came home from work and found my mother deceased she was only 64 years old and I at the time was 39 it was the most traumatic thing I've ever been through in my life I cannot imagine having to go through that at his age especially that she was murdered

@juneyshu6197

8 ай бұрын

I was 11. Basically ruined my chances at life. No one really cares if you have no mom, usually.

19:05 This kid is amazing. The way he broke it down in a way that everyone could understand, all the while doing so to stand his ground is really impressive.

@brigittecourson

10 ай бұрын

Children are so much more intelligent than anyone thinks.

@Nikki_with_the_blikki

9 ай бұрын

That was my favorite part. He essentially told the defense: _"stop playin' with me. I can hit home runs AND help put murderers in jail💪"_

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@user-jz2uj1mr5c

9 ай бұрын

​@@JuntaJanardhanI hate that too. It's dishonest and wrong.

@finleyrosebud5791

7 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhan The killer tried to say that the death was an accident, and thought he could get away with it because the kids were so young that their testimony wouldn't matter/wouldn't be believed. That kid recounting the night exactly as it happened along with the metaphor of a first home run sticking in the mind was important testimony towards getting the conviction.

My heart broke when that little boy cried. I'll never forget seeing that sweet little face.

@heatheranderson4475

10 ай бұрын

I cried with him. All I could think was someone hold that baby.

@mikivanduyn9630

10 ай бұрын

​@@heatheranderson4475that baby was held,and is an great adult right now... you could have known if you watched the video...

@K.DeVille

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@mikivanduyn9630sthu she was talking about in that moment on the stand. Irritating ass

@MarieAnne.

9 ай бұрын

@@mikivanduyn9630 What a weird response to a heartfelt comment. Of course we know they were raised by their mother's family, but that still doesn't stop us from feeling empathy for that boy in that moment.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

I teared up listening to Ricky. He was a strong, incredible child.

This is heartwrenching! A father putting his children through such trauma, at such a young age! That's very, very cruel! This is a picture these boys will have for the rest of their lives. Killing his wife didn't help. It actually worsened his situation, ending up rotting in jail.

@JilleneLuce

8 ай бұрын

Great point. Don't know why these so called smart guys can't figure that out beforehand!

This little boy is so brave. I hope he has had a good life despite the horror he has gone through.

@Zara_Brown

10 ай бұрын

Sadly Mike passed away in 2020 at the age of 31. The other son Ricky, who testified in court, is still doing as well as could be expected.✌🏻

@garethswaffield8424

10 ай бұрын

​@Zara-yv6vm how did he pass away?

@Zara_Brown

10 ай бұрын

@@garethswaffield8424 it was a pulmonary embolism

@anitabigcoffee

10 ай бұрын

​@@garethswaffield8424pulmonary embolism

@Mina.15

10 ай бұрын

​@@anitabigcoffeewhat is that

This is disgusting. He didn’t even care AT ALL about having his wife killed OR her being killed in front of their poor kids…

@IloveRio-fp1vg

10 ай бұрын

A truly despicable human being.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanwhat does that have to do with what the op wrote?

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanYOU are violating TOS by spamming this response to every single comment. Reported.

@Oderick801

4 ай бұрын

@@Thor-OrionJunta basically just pointed out the truth. Clickbait sucks. The OP could have figured out another “catchy” title that wasn’t completely fabricated for click bait purposes. I find it disrespectful to the kids that lost their mom, and on a lesser scale, us as viewers.

Ricky looking out for his little brother the way he did is astonishing.

THIS SMART, PRECIOUS, LOVING, SWEET, AND STRONG LITTLE BOY SPOKE FOR HIS MOM!

Sara was such a beautiful woman. I'm glad those boys were raised by her loving family. That young man had to be so brave, and he was such a good big brother to grab his little brother and go for help!

@francelinamommyof3

10 ай бұрын

Unfortunately Mike passed away in 2020 due to an llness! He's with his mother now. May they both RIP 🙏💔

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@Romy---

8 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhan reported lmao are you serious... and I thought I was a huge clickbait hater.💀 Yeah sorry but KZread will do nothing in this case lol

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@Romy---right? What a fucking lunatic that person is. They’re ranting and raving in the replies to every single comment, calling the title some grand work of evil. In a world with serial predators and human trafficking, hyperbole that equivocates clickbait to truly horrendous acts of evil does far more harm than any clickbait ever could.

@Frosty0762

6 ай бұрын

​@@Romy---he commented that all over the place on here. He needs reported if anyone 😂

Kids can remember so much. I remember my parents arguing constantly when I was a kid. When I was 5 I first heard the word “divorce”. I didn’t know what it meant, but when my mom yelled we were leaving, I actually packed my little suitcase. People shouldn’t stay together for the sake of the kids, because no matter how old they are, they’ll know something is wrong. And they’ll be miserable.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@iamjustsaying4787

9 ай бұрын

@cyn37211 Staying is the lesser of two evils. Divorce never stops the arguing.

@rcg1111

8 ай бұрын

This was my childhood too. But my parents divorcing caused far more trauma than the imperfection of their marriage. It's like a bomb going off in your home, and it ripples through the extended family. People are better off accepting that life is not a fairytale and holding the family together for not only their kids, but the entire family.

@stacyfincher

8 ай бұрын

​@@JuntaJanardhanOKAY, we got it the first FIFTY TIMES you said it!!!

@JuntaJanardhan

7 ай бұрын

@@stacyfincher I know it's annoying. But this is my way of fighting back against KZread censorship. Prior to 2019, I was perfectly happy making just 1 comment per video. That was until I saw my comments mysteriously disappearing 20 seconds after posting with NO notification from KZread because it ran afoul of their censorship filters. Now it takes multiple attempts to craft a reply that doesn't get disappeared. Well, if I have to take that much time, effort, and repeated attempts just to create a "safe" comment, then I'm damn well going to copy and paste it as much as I possibly can. Sorry not sorry.

Ricky was and is such a brave human being and wise beyond his years. Listening to his testimony broke me to my core, especially when he broke down crying but kept telling what happened. For him to have that level of understanding at that young age is amazing. I hope he and his brother have done their healing in the most meaningful ways for them.

My kids are the same age as those boys were when their mother was murdered. Watching Ricky’s testimony broke my heart as I imagine my oldest doing that. There is no greater crime than to destroy a child’s innocence and safety. And for the mastermind to be their own father, who cared more about his lifestyle than his children. It is devastating that Mike passed away so young. Ricky, your mother and brother are so proud of you, just as we are. I wish you peace and security. ♥️

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanyou’re the worst. Prepare for about 50+ reported comments. It’s a violation of TOS to copy paste spam.

@FamLawJ.D.

4 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanjust because you’re not smart enough to see how the little boy outsmarted the attorney on the stand, doesn’t mean the title is clickbait! You didn’t get it, clearly. Go back and watch the part about remembering his first home run! Make sure you plug your brain before, mkay!

@JuntaJanardhan

4 ай бұрын

@@FamLawJ.D. Except the title of the video says "boy outsmarts mom's killer", not attorney. Way to try and change the goalposts. You're not very smart, are you? No wonder you call yourself a "professor", LOL.

On Friday, April 3, 2020, the world unexpectedly lost Michael "Mike" Philip Tokars from Bradenton, Florida. Mike died in Newport Beach, California, of a pulmonary embolism. He was 31. Beloved by family and friends who nurtured and surrounded him and his older brother with love after their mother's 1992 murder, Mike was cherished his entire life for immeasurable reasons; his tenacious curiosity, compassionate heart, infectious sense of humor, kindred spirit, and remarkable zest for life. Mike was born April 20, 1988 in Atlanta, Georgia. When Mike was just 4 years old, he and his 6 year old brother, Rick, were tragically thrown into the public light when their mother, Sara Ambrusko Tokars, was brutally gunned down in front of them by a hit man hired by their father. All of Atlanta and much of the nation were heartbroken when they read of the two brave little boys who, after witnessing their mother's murder, ran through a dark field to a distant house and desperately begged the stunned homeowner to call for help for their mother. After the murder, the boys were taken in by their maternal grandparents, former Manatee County Health Director, Dr. John Ambrusko and his wife Phyllis, and were raised in Bradenton, Florida. Although Mike never wanted his mother's murder to define his life, the horrific events instilled in him a desire to change things for the better and would characterize him for the rest of his life. Mike graduated from Manatee High School in Bradenton, where he played football, ran track, and rowed crew for the Sarasota Scullers. After graduating from the University of South Florida with a bachelor's degree, Mike continued on to the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in New York where he earned his master's degree. Mike worked as a reporter and content producer for The Christian Science Monitor, The New York Post, and The National Memo, and as a researcher for the television series "Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen". Mike was adored by so many and impacted the lives of countless people during his abbreviated time on earth. His life is in part defined by his passions and what he valued most. He was an eloquent writer, gifted artist, voracious traveler, avid surfer and snowboarder, and music enthusiast. During his short life, he explored paths in Atlanta, New York City, and Los Angeles, and met countless meaningful friends along the way. However, he always considered Bradenton, Florida and its community to be his home. As Mike's friend, Brendan Flanagan, reflected, "Though Mike's time was short, he will remain part of our lives forever. In many ways, we already feel his impact through the compassion, gratitude, and support that has been pouring in since his death. We hope that he is looking down on us now, together with his mom, Sara, smiling, laughing, and knowing how much he was loved and respected." When Rick spoke at Mike's burial, his parting words were, "Mike was my younger brother, but I always looked up to him. I know Heaven instantly got more fun, vibrant, and creative with Mike up there. I love you, Mikey, and will miss you every day for the rest of my life. Love your big brother - Rick." Mike's life can be summed up by a verse from one of his favorite poems: "what matters most...is how well you walk through the fire." Mike was buried with his mother, Sara Ambrusko Tokars, and grandparents, John and Phyllis Ambrusko, at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Buffalo, New York. Mike is survived by his brother, Rick Tokars; aunts, Therese (Craig Carlson) Ambrusko, Gretchen Schaeffer, Mary (Bob) Bennett, Joni Ambrusko, Karen (Neal) Wilcox, and Krissy (Gary) Pennington; nine cousins who loved him like a brother; and his beloved dog, Frank.

@EK-fl8yz

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this

@denisesailors5056

10 ай бұрын

❤

@basquemapper285

10 ай бұрын

RIP

@judysmith3249

10 ай бұрын

We all appreciate the time you took to share with us. Thank you.

@thitesmarantz4970

10 ай бұрын

So sad 😞 my prayers are with Ricky’s family.

He only talked about himself in the press conference connected to her MURDER, his wife, the mother of his children. About it affected his whole LIFESTYLE. How he "did something to put his life in danger". Man, what about your wife? What about your family? What about your children huh? They're traumatized because they have to witness the murder of their mother. Omg this man. Unbelieveable. I knew he's the mastermind because all he talks about is me, me, me.

@jackie6742

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@conndapierce5869

10 ай бұрын

Study about narcissists. Not all are murders though, but they do murder you spirit

@JosannaMonik

9 ай бұрын

Ya really; his wife and mother of his children are dead, and he was worried about his lifestyle? Hope he enjoys his lifestyle in prison.

@user-go3pj9ye1k

4 ай бұрын

Pure narcissist

@marianneaarts8513

21 күн бұрын

😊

Ricky is the man! He was so confident and articulate in court. I’m in awe. Sorry he lost his mom. ❤

So so sad that Mike passed away at a young age! Praying that Ricky has a good fulfilling life surrounded by love!

R.I.P Mike and mother and grandparents. Such a heartbreaking story to hear a lil child speak about the horrific event. Ricky you're a boss, so sorry about your brother.

@daviddaddy

4 ай бұрын

Poor Mike! He passed from a pulmonary embolism. Rest in peace To him and his mother. So very sad!

@shaksheedigitalmarketing

2 ай бұрын

​@@daviddaddy so young?

@shaksheedigitalmarketing

2 ай бұрын

How?

@ramseyzev5179

7 күн бұрын

​@@shaksheedigitalmarketing blood clot

My uncle was an FBI agent on this case when it happened. He disappeared for three months bc the work was so secretive… I was a small kid and just remember him suddenly showing back up and telling us he was part of why Fred was arrested, but wasn’t allowed to say anything else. Wild times.

@FamLawJ.D.

4 ай бұрын

Hmmm! And y’all just believed him? 😂😂😂

@barneyronnie

3 ай бұрын

My uncle was a nuclear physicist, and I earned a PhD in mathematical physics...😮

@shaksheedigitalmarketing

2 ай бұрын

They should not have left the boys with their father as he is a suspect

@shaksheedigitalmarketing

2 ай бұрын

The lady and the children look so cute. Fred could have had a great life if he chosen the right path. He spoiled everything

So heartbreaking! It tears me up more when I learned Mike passed away in 2020. Now he’s resting in peace with his mom Sara.

What a brave little kid Ricky was , And what a great man he has now become, his mother would be so proud of both her children ❤

Ricky was simply amazing and so strong to be able to testify at such a young age and so eloquently! Well done, his mother Sara would no doubt be extremely proud of him and the way that he looked after his younger brother. Sara's husband was pure evil not only killing a beautiful, loving Mum, but also in front of their young innocent children. Glad the evil monster was caught! Thankfully the brothers were brought up by Sara's amazing family. God bless them all.

@justincredible.

10 ай бұрын

god had this all in his divine plan from the start, created the mother (to have these kids) and created the murderer, knowing full well what was going to happen, after all it was his divine plan, and he did NOTHING to stop it. Watched it all happen, didn't intervene. If the killer comes to god before he dies, he's in heaven with your god... and that victim.. Oh bliss. BE HONEST!

@lornaparsons

10 ай бұрын

Its not just incredible that you believe all that trash you wrote its dispectable to say the least GOD DOES HAVE PLANS FOR HIS CHILDREN PLANS FOR GOOD AND NOT FOR EVIL TO GIVE US A FUTURE AND a HOPE (Jeremiah 29v11) GOD ALSO CREATED HUMAN BEINGS WITH A GIFT TO MAKE CHOICES . OTHERWISE WE WOULD BE LIKE ROBOTS (Joshua 24v15) Choose this day whom you will serve as for me and my house we will serve THE LORD ! AMEN Also Joshua 24 v24 its up to every human being to Choose whom and what they will serve Good or Evil are the choices humans make GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME we arent but we can choose in every situation to do good to follow and obey GODS COMMANDS and with HOLY SPIRITS help we do GOOD as wechoose to walk in The Light of GODS WORD HIS COMMANDS if we dont walk in The Light we walk in darkness and guess who is there to tempt you to do evil the demonic realm Satans demons who serve him and want to control the human race BUT GOD BUT THE CROSS OF JESUS CHRIST AND THE BLOOD OF CALVARY OH THE BLOOD OF JESUS IT SANCTIFIES IT JUSTIFIES IT REDEEMS IT CLEANSES US WHITER THAN SNOW ITIS SALVATION IT SETS US FREE IF YOU CHOOSE TO BELIEVE RECIEVE ANDWHAT CHRIST Did at The CROSS for YOU youve made a choice then REPENT(a choice) And ask for FORGIVENESS of all your sin(a choice ) and ASK HIM TO COME LIVE IN YOUR HEART (achoice )Then ACCEPT HIM AS LORD AND SAVIOR OF YOUR LIFE (a choice) THEN YOU SHALL BE SAVED (HIS CHOICE) ❤❤❤❤

@gabh7906

9 ай бұрын

@@justincredible.Bad things don’t happen because of God. God gave us free will. Bad things happen because he gave us that.

@Marky831

9 ай бұрын

@@justincredible.😂 you religious believers are completely nuts,if God was real which was obviously it’s not is a real bad muttafukka

@AdelineCowgirl

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@justincredible.Lol bro stop. I'm not a Christian either and I'm embarrassed that you represent people like me. Everyone knows that the Christian God doesn't force people to do what's right, and doesn't force people to not do what's wrong.

Shout out to Sara for being smart enough to gather pertinent information so that this disgusting scum bag would STILL have to pay the consequences for his actions even if she’s dead. I really advise that everyone who is in a toxic and/abusive relationship does the same thing. If you know this relationship isn’t likely to last then you need to gather whatever proof you can in order to make sure the person you’re with doesn’t get to roll with whatever narrative they want after a breakup or divorce.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@asha8000

8 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhankeeping them honest!

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@asha8000nothing honest about copy&paste spamming a reply on totally unrelated comments.

Sara instilled in those beautiful boys a wonderful foundation that they’ve continued to build on. It’s inspirational how they’ve kept bitterness out of their lives with the help of a loving and supportive family. Sara would be so proud of them as we are.

Watching little Ricky cry when he testified utterly destroyed me leaving me in tears and anger.

He really was a a$$hole . I was raised in East Marietta and was raising my kids there when this happened. I was a waitress back then so I had met Tokars before at the restaurant. My middle son got into some minor trouble not long after this happened (he was 17 in the wrong place at the wrong time) and we had to go turn him into the police then wait around forever so we could bail him out. He was put in a cell next to Tokars. He said the guy had a computer, Books, and stacks of papers everywhere. He was working on his defense. All that stuff didn’t help him a bit! I’m so glad it didn’t!! He was evil in my opinion. I don’t know how the son Michael passed but I’m glad to hear Ricky is doing ok. Ricky was the one who saw it all.

What a kind, compassionate person Rick is. He became a lifeguard & EMT to save people. Poor baby thought his Mom could just go to a hospital n be fixed up. I wept all through his speaking

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@Thor-Orion

7 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanyou’re a disgusting person. People are leaving replies with condolences and support for the family and you think it’s important to copy and paste your unwanted opinion on every single comment? YOU are the problem.

She brought two incredible individuals into the world.

@maryboswell8642

8 күн бұрын

Yes she did ❤

This is absolutely tragic. Sarah appeared to be such a beautiful, gentle loving soul. I can’t imagine being 1 of 7 sisters and losing 1 of them. Her poor sweet boys deserved to have their Mother by their side for much, much longer than they did. It’s so scary that we live in a world with such evil, demonic beings.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@AmandaHugandKiss411

8 ай бұрын

​@JuntaJanardhan yes, thank you for pointing that out on every thread in the comments. Clickbait or not, as you said the story stands on its own. There is absolutely no reason to report it. Reporting a video puts the channel needlessly under review. The facts are correct. There are no codes and guidelines broken. A Clickbait thumbnail, isn't fake news, misinformation or disinformation. Get over it and instigating a channel to have their video pulled, a possible strike against them and to be under review for the "advertising strategy used". That is an abuse of the reporting function and needlessly wastes everyone's time. And comes with severe ramifications, just because you think they should have done it differently. And quit trying to flex your own annoyance with your call to report a video that shouldn't be reported.... Not cool!

What an incredibly brave young boy-he was amazing to get his little brother to safety & on the stand. I’m sure he’s proud of his courage at the time,as an adult today. He really was outstanding in 2 very difficult situations. Im really glad he didnt have to testify in front of his father. He’d done enough ❤

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

I read how Mike passed away three years ago. It is so sad he not only had a short life but must have been plagued with PTSD and depression. He seemed to be such a gentle and talented person.

@com.passionatebitch

10 ай бұрын

If only they had a good father...

@stumbok

10 ай бұрын

@@elizabethg6199 I'm sure he accomplished a lot. I read several personal accounts such as his former boss and other articles mentioning PTSD and depression. I don't know him in person but it's not hard to imagine he may have had mental health issues under the unfortunate circumstance he was thrown into at such young age. Also people can accomplish great things while suffering from PTSD and depression and sometimes because of it.

@samanthagomez7074

10 ай бұрын

Wow really l can't believe it RIP Beautiful Angel 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

@AmandaHugandKiss411

8 ай бұрын

​@@stumbok"may have had' is speculation not fact...

@stumbok

8 ай бұрын

Yes it's speculation. Your point?@@AmandaHugandKiss411

I almost cried when he said the bit about always remembering your first home run. That’s such a smart way to put it, and yet it shows just how young he was :’(

The presence of mind of Ricky, as a six year old, and later, as an eight year old in the trial is astounding. I know adults who dont have the precence of mind this young lad had. I'm glad both the boys managed to find peace and moved on.

It's just sad, because this kid ... He was so so so small and saw his mother get killed, I can't believed it.. 😭🤧

@infinitepixal

7 ай бұрын

and Ricky's brother died aswell... The pain he had to go through for all of this.

She was an awesome Mother,too raise a sweet,smart young man,he made sure his little brother was ok and went to get help!! This is a remarkable 8 year old!! I Pray he and his brother have an awesome rest of their lives!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

@joinjen3854

10 ай бұрын

Little bro Mike died in 2020 of pulmonary embolism, blood clots. Aged 31. RIP.

Such a beautiful mom and two little sons.❤❤❤ He was no match for her you can tell he's a weak jerk, only worried about his lifestyle! Says it all!

Witnessing my father's suicide as an adult was life altering . I can't imagine what these little boys endured and have suffered their entire lives . My heart goes out to both of them ❤❤

@e.n.6079

8 ай бұрын

God bless you. I wish you a lot of strength!

Kids arent stupid. They pay attention. Never asked my mom for the good food because i knew we were poor. Mom didnt get a lot to eat sometimes to feed me and i felt really bad.

@autisticangell

10 ай бұрын

Your comment made me sad. I hope you have all the good food now.

@cocosphynx911

10 ай бұрын

I’m right there with you. I didn’t ask for school clothes or money to go to the movies either. We always had birthday parties at home with homemade box cake and a sleepover. Even the little bit of extra food she had to purchase I felt bad about.

@aquasnek5487

10 ай бұрын

@@autisticangell all of iI. And so does mama. ❤️ thank you

@aquasnek5487

10 ай бұрын

@@cocosphynx911 my aunt had a little she and my uncle worked super hard for, she wass also a master arte and craftslady and could do everything from bake a bakery standard cake to fixin shit on decks to sewing a full gown. She made me a cheeseburger cake one year cause we're parrotheads, and that birthday was the best birthday i ever had. It was my 11th!

@cocosphynx911

10 ай бұрын

@@aquasnek5487 she sounds awesome. I’d love to try that cake as well.

Man… as a mom of 4 little boys, this is so heartbreaking! I just can’t imagine a little boys going through that. Thank God for her loving family!

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

I thought that little boy was brilliant for bringing up what it's like hitting your first home run and how that's something you never forget and saying that's what it was like watching what happened to his mom. That was so well said and made his testimony that much more powerful. My heart breaks for that family because of the selfishness of that man. But thank God he got what he deserved and his boys went on to live great lives in spite of their father.

His Lifestyle 😮 was more important than his wife's life, his children's literal mental health and sanity or the lose of the mother of his sons, a loved sister, auntie and daughter 😢this man, if you can call him that, completely disgusts and angers me.

That little boy in tears talking to the prosecutor had me in tears. Poor kid

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

Some people don't deserve forgiveness, and there's nothing wrong with that

@brittanyholtgreven4106

10 ай бұрын

Nobody deserves forgiveness. Forgiveness is for your own healing to begin its not really meant for the person you're fogivng.

@debbieramsey2696

10 ай бұрын

We have to forgive others just as Jesus forgive us.

@BabyMonkeyDefender

9 ай бұрын

​@@debbieramsey2696 No we don't. That's part of the free will. Jesus will forgive them, I choose to not forgive evil of my own FREE WILL. We don't HAVE TO FORGIVE.

@little.tricks

9 ай бұрын

​@debbieramsey2696 no we don't.

@brittanyholtgreven4106

9 ай бұрын

@@BabyMonkeyDefender St. Matthew 6:15 But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.

The way he said "idk what its like to have a mom" and you can see him choke up, also made me choke up. They are both so resilient and smart just like how their mother taught them to be. I am happy they are able to push forward and not let this tragedy define their life.

Sara's family seem so close to each other and have given her sons so much love. Heart warming to see how her family have raised Ricky and Mike to be outstanding men. Fred cannot take credit for any of his boys successes. He did not deserve such a precious family. Rest in peace Sara. You are and were such a brave and amazing mother and woman.

I really do love that all of your videos focus almost completely on the victims instead of the killers, it's nice to see someone not focus on those who commit these atrocities and instead on the people who had to suffer because of them

What a beautiful brave young boy to come up with an analogy like that to explain how everything that he witnessed stayed in his mind like when you hit a home run! ❤❤ Rip to his mama who raised smart boys 😢

@KADSTYLZ

10 ай бұрын

Prosecuting attorneys normally prepare their witnesses before they take the stand. It's quite possible that they would have factored in the counter argument by the defense that a memory from 2 years prior when he was just 6 years old might be fallible. It's possible they gave him that analogy and taught him to rehearse that response. Nonetheless, that's a brave kiddo who survived the worst

@didi012578

10 ай бұрын

​@KADSTYLZ Party pooper. It sounded pretty legitimate and sincere. He's a great actor if he was coached to say that as an 8 year old. Please.

@miley4241

10 ай бұрын

​@@KADSTYLZyeah that's true I never thought of that way. Brave boy nevertheless

@KADSTYLZ

10 ай бұрын

@@didi012578 I appreciate you sharing your opinion as freely as I did mine. Not gonna call you any names though. I happen to be in the law field myself so I know what happens behind the scenes and definitely not discrediting the young man. Could have been an analogy that they actually helped him to put into words, but he did it really well and the result was justice for his Mom. Most important

@pjhunt1845

10 ай бұрын

​@@KADSTYLZ😊

man i cried by the end of this video, those boys have such a pure soul. this video is so beautifully done.

A mother's determination to protect her child is just unimaginable. May she rest in peace.

Their mom looks like a flower. She looks like so full of life. What a beautiful person❤

Father was a psychopath and narcissistic, only cared about himself, and no emotions toward his family.

One bit of advice is if you're in danger, and there are people around/it's a public area with neighbours, cars driving past, buildings nearby. Scream, run, refuse, cause commotion, stall, ask question, FIGHT BACK. Do NOT let them take you somewhere secluded. That's where they will do the most harm and likely get away with it. Make sure someone will notice if something happens! It's terrifying, but if they're gonna hurt you, make sure there will be witnesses and multiple emergency calls coming in because of it, don't comply if you know someone will see it. and be a witness. Most assailants will give up at the risk of being caught, do yourself a favour and don't let them win.

I sat as a juror in a trial where Fred Tokars testified as a jailhouse snitch. He wasted a bunch of time with his ramblings, which NONE of the jurors believed at all. When we were able to talk about it, we all agreed he was a slime. And looked like crap. The toll his then “LIFESTYLE” was taking on him really showing. I did later learn that he acted as a jailhouse snitch in several trials. Why anybody believed a word he ever said is beyond me. He may as well have had “LIAR” stamped on his forehead.

This is why I'm so grateful for my bullies. No stranger is getting NEAR me unless I invited them. Best alarm system, ever.

It really broke my heart seeing Ricky break down crying 😢 The fact that the boys saw everything that happened is evil. Looking at the pictures of Sarah with her children it is plain to see how she loved them so very much. 😢

Somebody already said it, but I can't help but to say it as well, when he referenced his mom's murder to how it you remember hitting a home run- it really takes a person back to when you were a child, and how you can still remember that 20, 30 years later like yesterday. What an articulate child who can process such an analogy to truly get across how he remembers. Astounding. I don't think children get the credit that they deserve at times. Amazing, yet sad. I wish a home run was a memory instead of this horror.

I just saw the end credit where you said Mike Dai, the youngest boy. He had a pulmonary embolism at 31. I hope he is with his mom now 😭❤

Wait, Mike died?? The younger brother?? 1988 - 2020??? Oh, man. That's extra awful. Pulmonary embolism, according to the internet. He lived in Newport Beach. Bless him.

@dianawatton7570

10 ай бұрын

If it’s any consolation to the family, Mike is with his Mother in the arms of Angels.🧚❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖💝💘💞💕✡️✝️

So sad that brave lil boy died so young at 32 💔😞 RIP Mike, champ!

@donnabarney1866

10 ай бұрын

Ricky the older brother is the hero. Mike is his baby brother.

The cries of this little boy was absolutely heart breaking, he is so brave for taking the stand and testifying like wow the whole story is so heartbreaking!

Oh...that poor little boy, just unimaginable what he had to go through..heartbreaking. Testimony to his aunties, they turned put a wonderful man. Mom would be so proud

Amazing little boy! And I'm sure they grew up to be amazing adults because of their mum and her family. Such a beautiful woman and she would be so proud of her boys.

I knew he hired someone to kill her since he was still out of town at the time. It bothered me he talked about his wife's death affecting his lifestyle. What a creep!

The way the boy tries to explain how he can so surely remember it, that's crazy to me. How smart of him to compare it to something common (even though it is not trivial at all), the way he explains "well you know how you will always remember the first time you hit a home-run", that's insanely well argued. What a brave and smart kid ... 🥺

I knew a lady that was going out with a criminal lawyer that is a true spychopath. The guy had political ambitions. She told me one time that if anything ever happened to her it would be because of him. I had dealings with him once and knew he was a nut job I would never work for again. Asked a friends psychologist wife to describe a sociopath, "you know lawyers" was the reply. Sad to say but I've met many that are definatly not right

Ricky looking after Mike his reaction in the car. Later losing him too after all they were forced to go through, is so heartbreaking. Can’t ever understand how is a human capable of ordering such a evil act to happen to Sarah such a fkn evil fk to have it done in front of those young boys he didn’t know how much more like their mum they were to enable such strength love and humanity at six to get your little brother after witnessing that and still grow into a wonderful man.

@karaElise330

10 ай бұрын

*losing

@stephaniec3118

10 ай бұрын

@@karaElise330 done

@LaLadybug2011

10 ай бұрын

Their mother's parents raised them after the death of their mother and guilty verdict of the father. The boys grandparents did a wonderful job!

Wow those beautiful boys are not only a testament to what a great mother Sarah was, they also look just like her.

What an amazing boy to have that recall and not have it hidden within by the trauma. The adult he and his younger brother have become is a true testament to the love of his mother and her family who raised them 🙏

Wow Rickey I needed inspiration today and you are it!

Wow that kid was unusually bright and mature

I’m upset that this boy had to go through all this at such a young age, and was exposed to such trauma. I don’t understand why monsters could ever do something like this to a literal CHILD.

@Dalcar.avotreestudio

10 ай бұрын

And to their own child.

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

The little boy is so brilliant! Good on him on holding it together and behaving so maturely with him little brother under such traumatic circumstances, and also being brave enough in court.

That little boy was SO smart, strong and loving. Made me cry to hear him talk about trying to check on his mom.

What an impressive little boy! I was 9 years old when I watched my dad die. Although I remember every detail about the night he died, I barely remember him as a person. He’s more of an abstract to me. This man remembers so much about his mother. That’s so wonderful!

@JuntaJanardhan

9 ай бұрын

This is a complete clickbait title. The 8-year-old son had NOTHING to do with outsmarting his mom's killer. He wasn't even aware of the killer's identity until the police arrested his father. This is such a shame, because the case is quite sensational on its own and definitely didn't need a clickbait title to get people to watch it. Shame on the uploaders for using an 8-year-old's trauma to get views. Disliked and reported to KZread.

@josephsosa5588

8 ай бұрын

How’d he die?

@underwearmaintenance

8 ай бұрын

@@josephsosa5588 It was a massive heart attack. He was only 40 years old. I’m 50 now and I can’t even imagine.

@FamLawJ.D.

4 ай бұрын

@@JuntaJanardhanyou seem to have a comprehension problem, dear!

I have two boys who are also 6 and 4. I pray none of my children have to witness these kinds of things.

I didn't hit a home run till I was in my teens. The fact that he can articulate the analogy to reassure and convince people he's remembering correctly at that age under that stress is amazing, no?

Fred already got destroyed when he said that Sara’s death affected his ‘Lifestyle’. That’s pure selfishness there.

💔😢OMG!! I'm only 40 seconds in and I'm already almost crying!! Damn! This baby boy on the stand is gut wrenching smh God!!!💔 Wow, check out the age difference!

Thank you for telling this story with so much detail and compassion - I really appreciate all the footage you gather and the way you weave the narrative.

Oh when that baby boy cried retelling that story😭 I’m sorry lil man….

I don't think I could forgive him either. He doesn't deserve it. What a tragedy. I'm so glad that his children have been able to heal. He made me cry. I can't imagine the fear that he felt. I believe their mother is looking down on her sons with love. I believe that with all of my heart♥ Edit: I didn't know that the little brother passed at 31😢 Mike has 2 angles watching over him now ❤❤❤

damn thats horrible. cant even imagine going through that at any age let alone such a young one. what a strong young man he was to go through all of that.

Oh, what happened to Mike?! Those poor kids. I can't even imagine. Father instructs his wife to be murdered in front of their kids and he thinks they'll just forget it ever happened? Psycho. Absolute psycho. So glad Ricky is nothing like his father! I hope he has much success and happiness in his life!

@Sarahurrah9

10 ай бұрын

He died of pulmonary embolism.

@therandomperson1831

10 ай бұрын

Blood clot in his knee broke up and went to his lungs, causing a pulmonary embolism. Rest in peace Sara and Mike Tokars

@Alaryicjude

10 ай бұрын

Thank you both for letting me know! I was worried something else had gone down. Poor Ricky.

@HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66

10 ай бұрын

On Friday, April 3, 2020, the world unexpectedly lost Michael "Mike" Philip Tokars from Bradenton, Florida. Mike died in Newport Beach, California, of a pulmonary embolism. He was 31.

@jnj5468

10 ай бұрын

Ok so guys mike and Ricky never died he talked in the video

So heartbreaking. Also sad Mike passed away in 2020 from a pulmonary embolism at age 31. 😢

another great video.. thanks!