She was a classmate of mine in High school. During that time she seemed like a nice girl. I was in the army when she did this crime. Never once did I think she was capable of killing someone, but I didn't know the history of her upbringing either. She is now out of prison, married and has two twin sons. I do have mixed emotions about her being paroled. People do change and understanding what damage they've caused. But, she did kill someone... How many years is enough behind bars. Everyone has an opinion.

@paulevanko1465

8 ай бұрын

Was she from Iowa?

@MikeyWPlays

8 ай бұрын

It’s Bizarre that she was blessed with twins that’s Cringe and unfair

@ednaatluxton4918

8 ай бұрын

Wow. Gets married and has twins in her mid 40s? Are they stepkids?

@Jersey1971

8 ай бұрын

​@MikeyWPlays the man that married her is even worse

@chocolab3014

8 ай бұрын

​​@@ednaatluxton4918I think she got out earlier because she was out on parole. But who knows... My comment is totally not helpful to you.😂😂😂😂😂

Lamont, you need to wear blue more often; it really brings out the blue in your eyes. 😊

5:05 “…working at McDonald’s as the other kids do” 😂 I had to lol. I was 50 and started completely over with my life after a divorce. I worked at McD’s until I finished returning to college. I’m now making around 3x as much. But McD’s was always good to me and worked around my school schedule. You’re never too old or too good for McDonald’s. But I’m a Gen Xer and was taught a strong work ethic.

@VeneficaDelirium

2 ай бұрын

I'm a millennial and I really appreciate this. Don't ever feel like you have to explain your job to anyone if it's an honest living. You aren't scamming or manipulating anyone. I worked there for six years, you gotta grin and bear and put up with a lot of bullshit. It's always the people who couldn't handle it talking the most shit.

@rebeccamuir3389

14 күн бұрын

@sunnyblueskies6505 Fellow GenXer here...born July 1980! Having the strength & temerity to do whatever it takes to get yourself to a point in life where you've accomplished some big goals, continued your education, worked a "menial" job & feel justifiably proud of yourself is DEFINITELY a big deal, at least in my opinion. I'm proud of you & want to thank you for telling everyone that working in a "menial" job, especially in order to be able to reach your goals, is nothing to be ashamed of. This world NEEDS all of the "little people" (aka non-wealthy hard workers) more than the bazillion greedy, overpaid, power-hungry executives that serve no real purpose & that's a fact!!! Congratulations on your success so far & I wish you all the best in the future as well!!! 😊😊😊

@dyanshane

11 күн бұрын

Not everyone has the luxery of working at Mickey D's. Burger king here!!!

@sunnyblueskies6505

11 күн бұрын

@@dyanshane HA! I love Burger King 😋

@dyanshane

4 күн бұрын

@@sunnyblueskies6505 When I worked there you had to wait to be hired at Micky D's! They were all full! Thank you!

Nothing wrong with working at mcdonalds. It's a job

@orlandojohnson5742

8 ай бұрын

Ikr…. & free food! I used to grab an ole cheese burger & run to the back & eat it up!!! Wash my hands etc & come back to the grill! (When it was slow! Our manager was ok with it too! He was cool!) He knew we weren’t taking new burgers! And everybody ate fries 🍟 & chicken nuggets!!! U have to test the quality of the food occasionally! The fry vats needed the grease changed sometimes! It was a gd experience wrkg there regardless as a young adult! I have respect for restaurant workers due to past experience!

@michaelgonzales7668

8 ай бұрын

That has nothing to do with what this video is about.

@chuckgates1171

8 ай бұрын

I worked for waffle house twice and burger king twice back in the 80s

@bubblesinc6659

7 ай бұрын

I love the fast food industry you gotta love to cook….

@alleycat616

7 ай бұрын

If you’re a high school or college age person no. It’s embarrassing if you are in your late twenties or older unless you have some kind of disability or someone really high up on the chain. Sorry not sorry. Expect more from yourself than working a fast food restaurant. Yes it’s still better than nothing but again it’s not typically the sign of a higher class/quality of person as a grown adult past your mid 20s. It says you are either too dumb and/or lazy to do anything better with your life.

We wasn't rich either but we would not kill for something we couldn't afford

@MikeyD0

8 ай бұрын

Were not*

@abnnuzzinicholasclay686

8 ай бұрын

I would for my freedom or to protect life. Only reason for such a thing

@sunnystormy4973

8 ай бұрын

​@@MikeyD0 we're not

@benlaw4647

8 ай бұрын

Weren't 😉😉😅😅😂😂

@patcake6388

8 ай бұрын

Oh gosh, it's the grammar police! I gotta get outta here 😂

I remember the eighty's and I worked jobs like cashier, cleaning house's and retail most of times. Working ten and a half hours a day but I had to survive! I lived in my car a few times when I was homeless. But I wouldn't even think about hurting someone for anything! Dear God I am so glad I didn't get killed because my parents died when I was 11 and mom died when I was 23. So I had to be strong enough to get by. I'm watching from Tucson Arizona and I'm glad I made it this far... Lamont stay safe out there

@britbrat1127

8 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that but I’m confused. Your parents died when you were 11 but your mom died when you were 23? Wouldn’t “parents” include your mother??

@tinak.356

8 ай бұрын

GOD BLESS YOU!! Pray and GOD will help you.

@angelstephens1724

6 ай бұрын

I thank your grate and your story's I watch everyone of them ,I live in Dallas Texas and I had a real bad life I am 66 years old and I have been homeless but I have never hurt a person and God has the last word.But you be careful out there I realize it's getting harder so just be careful ANGEL FROM DALLAS TEXAS A GOOD FEMALE .

@rebeccamuir3389

14 күн бұрын

Losing a parent is always horrible, especially at an early age. Your mom seems to have given you a lot of strength, good values & an excellent work ethic. I'm sure your parents are proud of you & you should be proud of yourself too!!! 😊

We were dirt poor as kids, moving constantly. We changed schools ridiculously often. We were very good students, regardless. My mother wasn’t the most stable person either. But, I would NEVER have attacked someone over a pair of jeans. We worked hard as kids. In fields, packing houses, etc. There are kids who are raised in the projects, getting shot at on the way to school and become very successful human beings. Well, like you said though, only two people were there and one of them is dead. So, who knows what really happened. Anyway, good story telling as always, Lamont and always a pleasure seeing you on screen.

@rachelsill79

8 ай бұрын

Millions of kids were probably in worse situations than her and didn't murder anyone. That's not the logical answer to poverty or abuse.

@AntiMasonic93

8 ай бұрын

I grew up dirt poor as well. Eventually, I was able to graduate from law school. I'm living a pretty comfortable lifestyle now.

@chrissieroxba2949

3 ай бұрын

@@AntiMasonic93same! We grew up dirt poor too.. I didn’t even own a pair of jeans until I was 15 and started working at Burger King! (My grandma sewed all of our clothes) I’m now a nurse (RN)… Never hurt anyone else - never even THOUGHT about hurting someone else! Did it all on my own!

Jeans were cheap back in the day because they were still being made in good ole USA.

@rebeccamuir3389

14 күн бұрын

Now the cheapest ones are made in China & products made here in the USA cost an arm & a leg, possibly even your first-born child, depending on what you're buying 😮

Love the birds singing, and I love listening to you Lamont❤😊🎉

You know what else is impressive about your success? You don't ask your viewers to subscribe and like your videos. And still you get them. You're doing the right things and you already said it yourself that if you ever take the time to give someone advice, they're foolish if they don't.

@user-yp3gf7iv6e

8 ай бұрын

And he doesn't beg for money...Lamont is cool & I luv his channel..❤😊

@Carnivorenursekim

8 ай бұрын

I’ve always thought asking for likes and subs was a waste of time…🤷🏻‍♀️ I mean, if they want to they will. But yes, he is awesome.

We were not well off at all. We grew up wearing Goodwill clothes and back then, you never found designer jeans, Nike shoes, or any name brands. I had a 30 hour a week job at 14 years old so I could afford my own clothes at Kmart. I would have never considered harming another person for clothing or anything else.

Lamont you mentioned that how could you make money selling jeans for $15 Well that $15 in 1987 That $15 in 1987 equates to $46.67 in 2023 dollars Thanks for another well narrated story God Bless you on your travels Til Then

@stateofdisorder1

8 ай бұрын

$47 for jeans!

Sounds like she turned her life around while being incarcerated. If that's the case who am I to judge her. That's up to her Maker.

One of the things I like about this channel is that it’s like taking a walk with a friend and hearing a endless supply of stories.

Sad and tragic - I never heard of this one before! Thank you!😯😢🙏👍!

Be safe out there lamont

I know she had a very hard life but murder is murder. She killed a guy who couldn't defend himself 😭

@user-yf8lb4hf2c

8 ай бұрын

Might he have propositioned her, she told him “no” and he attacked her. Then, she decided to take the jeans (either because she wanted them or NEEDED them to wear).

Always enjoy Lamont’s casual delivery style. No hype or drama talk.

My family didnt have money to buy cloths like jordashe or any type of "facy/expensive" jeans. I wouldnt stab and kill for a pair of jeans. Lamont, I love that your not sensoring yourself like other content creators. Its refreshing

She needs to get ber priorities straight. Stabbing someone to death for jeans or whatever is not the answer. Understand that she is poor that is no excuse. Thank you Lamont for another great story! 😊

This was a tragic story but please forgive my dark humor. The way Lamont sarcastically told the story had me laughing in tears. "Crayola's,...magic marker in my pocket." 😂🤣😂

@alvinchipmunk6545

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I thought that was funny

@klass_1221

8 ай бұрын

I couldnt stop 😂. Lamont is great storyteller.

@vickieclark5931

8 ай бұрын

Or the part about when Lamont says what do you do after you murder someone. You go to the mall you silly goose egg, there's a sale on Jordache jeans. That got me laughing.

Fascinating story Lamont. Your voice is perfect for listening to them . Keep them coming. 😘👍

Despicable and very sad. Thank you as always Lamont for bringing these stories to us. They need to be told.

Thanks for sharing this interesting story, Lamont.

Lamont you are a great story teller and you research your stories well which makes them more interesting. You could go in many directions in what subjects you discuss. Keep up the great work. Love your channels

I love the way you tell the stories lamont

The very very best storyteller. Always on the edge of my seat and always laughing - not that someone died but how you relay some pieces of the story. 😂😂

@dulcehajjar5826

8 ай бұрын

@andreamarin4., Agree !

I absolutely loooooooove your story telling,there is smt so relaxing about you! Much health and safe trips from Europe !

I need to say how beautiful that school is , the grounds ,& the bell tower would be a great watercolor painting.

I’m confused, how did he report his card stolen so fast, if she killed him.

@ScrewedUpClick8900

Ай бұрын

Police do that in murder cases usually

She posed nude for him many times. He never made moves on her. She had no shyness about doing that either. Lots of jobs. Its like she took advantage of him. Seeing his money everytime he paid her, she planned this. He wouldnt have done it in his home and after many many many times of her posing, him paying no incidents. Shes intelligent thats why she was in university on scholarship at a highschool age. She played everyone even in prison. Narcissist.

@wololeiro2364

6 ай бұрын

Not smarter than you, knowitall

Nobody would have believed her.

When you explain these stories your so hilarious making faces makes this so amazing feeling laugher and sad at the same time

The only part of this wonderfully told story is how did the redit card get reported stolen so fast or had some time past by and was reported by whoever discovered the "victim"?

I remember jordache jeans, i remember the commercials, back when all the girls on tv had no ass. That was in style.

@EYE_GOTCHA

8 ай бұрын

Having no ass was a normal occurrence, lol. I had no ass, either, but you're correct - having no ass - or having a normal (i.e., not enhanced) ass, rather - was definitely "in style" back then. It boggles my mind how so many young women these days butcher themselves and think that they're making themselves more attractive in the process.

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

@@EYE_GOTCHA yes I’ve been watching old 80s movies and none of the girls had asses, I’m glad thick is in now, but yeah those “enhancements” are just gross,

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

@@EYE_GOTCHA also none of the girls had tattoos lol

@Bonzi_Buddy

8 ай бұрын

​@@gokathygo Curves, yes, thick ... no. Oh no. Now you know I'm white. Yep - if someone likes thick it is about 90% chance they are black. I don't get it. one of my good army buddies was a skinny dude and he just loved those big women. I do guess it is all on personal preference, I'm just going with what my life experience has shown me. Stereotypes don't exist for no reason or they'd never stick.

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

@@Bonzi_Buddy it’s ok, I know what you mean, you like what you like. I just remember that sir mix a lot song came out and everyone started liking big butts, lol

Good story, thanks for sharing great storytelling voice!

Sounds like overkill for self defense , then she robbed him!

Thanks for sharing this story and all the many others that you do stay safe out there in your travels Lamont Peace!!

Jordache jeans started to get very popular in the mid 70s, and were considered pricey jeans up to 35 bucks a pair, along with Sergio Velente brand, i remember them well!😂

@GhostfaceScream6

2 ай бұрын

Yep, they were designer jeans and it was apart of that popular designer jeans craze of the late 70s and early 80s.

That is an odd story, personally I'm in the belief that it was a planned murder but like you said only 2 people know the truth and one is gone

@kathywrightjohnson6804

8 ай бұрын

God knows the truth. And he is her final judge. It's not up to me to decide her fate.

Great story Lamont, I watch them all now.

Sounds like her Mother's mental illness passed down to her 😢

@Col92519

8 ай бұрын

😂

@lettiegrant9447

8 ай бұрын

👍👍

@aprilforrett7081

3 ай бұрын

That's not an excuse for murder

@mysteriousness1317

3 ай бұрын

@@aprilforrett7081 I never said it was.

Wow ! I don’t know either, but perhaps she’s down and out, and see the opportunity to rob a handicap man 🤷🏻‍♀️ like you said we wasn’t there, and she did her time, have the safety travels, and take care of yourself 💕

That color shirt is great on you. My little nephew has, a shirt same shirt color. He too, wears it well. Good day to all.😊

@susanblauss1530

8 ай бұрын

I was about to make that same comment! That color is great on him- matches his eyes! Beautiful color!

She def showed psychopathic behavior, especially in the overkill

Sad, sad. I took an art class and they had 2 nude model sessions. The woman went to another room, to undress and wore a robe out to the table were she was going to lie on. The man came in to the table, stripped down right there in front of the class and got on the table. 😂

Okay, I got 2 pair of jordache every year for my 4 years in high school. I would never have hurt anybody for any of those and I actually gave a girl a pair of my brand new ones.. she didn't have a whole lot and it made her so happy. My cousin was married to a very small man...very thin, maybe a 120 pounds. Who had something wrong with him as to where he used 2 crutches. And this was in the 70s. I recently learned how he would beat her with the cruthes. She wasn't a tiny woman, either. Yet he beat her many times but no knives.

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

He’s handicapped lucky to be married to a woman taking care of him and he’s beating her?? She should have left him asap

@conservativehippie9736

8 ай бұрын

@@gokathygo My cousin Brenda is very weak. But she has found her strength once she did leave him.

@waynejr.5579

8 ай бұрын

​@@conservativehippie9736don't feel sorry for her

@waynejr.5579

8 ай бұрын

​@@gokathygodon't feel sorry for her

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

@@conservativehippie9736 that’s good, she probably was too nice thinking who’s gonna take care of him if I leave,

Really for a pair of jeans I mean my mom had six kids. I had a pair of Jordache jeans and my sisters they had Sassoon, but we weren’t killing each other for them Love you Lamont from St. Louis.

"Bulge in his pants wasn't a magic marker" 😂. Come on Lamont you screwed up my concentration of the story 😂. I always get deep into the story you tell about the individual that's your subject. You're very good at that part but that comment threw me way out of wack 😂. I had to backup and refocus 😂

You're right we where not there so its hard, was a sad horrible story. Thankyou for the video Lamont , love your channel so much. Always my #1 channel always ❤ stay safe ❤

What a terrible tragedy! Thanks Lamont.

Whether it was self defense or not, no one knows. But I do think she served her time and deserved her life back.

Yeah, why is there ALWAYS ONE IN EVERY CROWD?! A man in his 40's asking a 17 Year Old to Pose Nude for him at his home, WOW!!!! And yes, she could have AT LEAST called the Police, but, as you said, we weren't there!!!! Off-Topic - That color T-Shirt you have on really BRINGS OUT YOUR EYES!!!!

Im loving the nature background sound in this video, reminding me being outside ny childhood home during spring going into summer. The smell and warm weather. Looking outside at snow over it. I want warm weather now lol. Love your videos

I just came across you channel yesterday morning. I have binged watched you for as many hours possible. I love what your doing. Very interesting!

@angelaneihoff8303

8 ай бұрын

Me too lol

My heart aches for her. Don’t judge her.

No big feelings about this case. But I 100% agree. SAD/ dysfunctional upbringing’s are NEVER an excuse. I won’t embellish my youth. By dang I never killed or hurt others including theft. I own my mistakes. Bless you Lamont.

My goodness what a sad story prayers for all!😢😮

Love your explanations of stories n how you tell the stories like you do you make them feel so real and like you were there or we were there awesome work man 🎊 🎉

When I was growing up we had no mobile phone 😊

when PTSD is activated such a things happen. She was sexually abused as a child and he activated her trauma.

@aprilforrett7081

3 ай бұрын

If a person has ptsd you don't rob the person and use his credit cards to go shopping really come on no way my best friend was raped by her father for years and she didn't kill anyone

How was the CC reported stolen if the recipient of the card was deceased? Who reported the card stolen or did I miss something?

@pamelakoester734

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was wondering that too, myself.

I was very lucky to have had a good childhood and when my parents came into some $, my mom made sure I had the clothes I wanted. As a teen, as usual, I was worried about labels and what brand of clothes I wore. Now, as an adult, I could care less. Clothes are clothes. I CANNOT imagine killing someone for a pair of jeans. Wow.

I was raised by a single parent. I was a single parent. I bought what I could afford and so did my mom. My grandparents were the same was.

Thanks Lamont for another great video. You are a great storyteller. Look forward to watching more of your videos about these type of cases. Take care.

Love the stories and all the information you give. You do your research well. Be safe my friend on your journey ❤

Always a good and interesting story. Thank you.

I have been watching you for years and this is the story that connects me to you. Thank you for sharing.

Another great segment Lamont!

The hatchet wielding hitchhiker was hilarious

Stay safe out there, and rock on, Lamont!💜✌

The color of that shirt matches your eyes and compliments your complexion beautifully!

love these stories Lamont although sad they are very intriguing

She did really well at school after a crapy upbringing, and threw it all away for 30 years in prison. There’s no excuse at all to kill someone, if she did what she did In 🇬🇧, she would only get about 8 years for murder, unless your a danger to the public. So 30 years is pretty good. RIP to the victim 💐💐💐💐, thank you so much Lamont, take care xxxxx

Another interesting story, Lamon! Props to you!! I am HUge fan from the Philippines

I remember back 50 years ago! My mom would dig from the Salvation Army box for used clothing for us five siblings. The only complaint I had growing up was that we had little to eat. That was somehow due to a situation with my Dad's income and that we were white!

@Rizzbulla

8 ай бұрын

Yep, Salvation Army and hand me downs is what I wore and still wear lol

@Calvi36

8 ай бұрын

When did you stop becoming white and why is the colour of your skin important?

@karlaruter3221

8 ай бұрын

Same here.

@NuffinEdited

8 ай бұрын

Yep wore second hand clothes as well. Took me 55 years to figure out hell you can buy yourself new clothes. My kids never ever wore anything less than store bought. We always had food. We grew most of our veggies. Yeah we had that white privlage crap too wasn't it wonderful?

@jameshyde1501

8 ай бұрын

@NuffinEdited I too! Still wear secondhand clothing shamelessly. I have been homeless twice due to an unjust divorce. Two years ago, I purchased a small lot where I plan to build my own tiny house. BUT I WILL NEVER STEAL, KILL OR LIE to care for myself. I will also NEVER!! marry again.

Thanks Lamont much blessings 2 you😊

Thank you Lamont ❤

I wish I'd known you were here today I live close to the campus. Very interesting story very sad thanks again for overlooked stories

Thank you Lamont 😊

Wow I have lived in Boone about 15 miles west of Ames never heard of this. Thank you for telling it.

Take Care Lamont and God bless and peace be with you take care and watch the crazy people driving

Team Lamont 💯

Still a sad tale! No excuse but someone died at another's hand! Thanks Lamont another great story❤

thanks for your videos again. Nice story !

In my head im picturing Jimmy from South Park asking her to model for him.

@mindycatriz5195

8 ай бұрын

😹😹😹

I feel so bad for the man that lost his life over Jordache Jeans. I had a scholarship to OSU and in the '80's I had to maintain a B average. Yvette deserves to rot for the rest of her life. She made her bed now she's got to lay in it. I never would have let her out. 😡

I'll give that lady props for not coming out of prison and going online to get internet famous like psycho Gypsy Rose

Made me think of that movie 'Perfect Fit,' where the protagonist would literally kill someone for the perfect Jeans.

@gokathygo

8 ай бұрын

I’m gonna search that movie lol 🍿

@tonyakolassa7642

8 ай бұрын

Makinio. Ahuge. Mistake. She. Under. Age. Eh

Magic marker comment cracked me up.

The guy was probably a creep, we only have her word for what happened. I want to know why she didn’t just run? The guy was handicapped and needed two canes to get around, one good shove and she would be free to run away.

She threw her life away! We all have a choice in life just because ur childhood is crap shouldn't make u as u are. My dad got beaten and abuse by his alcoholic dad but my dad was a wonderful man.

I wore whatever my parents bought me..I didn't start controlling my fashion until my teens..when I got my first job at 16 at the mall, I bought my own..not killing anyone..

I think she served way to much time. She not stupid, she ia young and needed money to buy clothes. I would fight for my life if a man told me he was going to R.A.P.E. me. I would call the police. Thanks Lamont~~~~Sherry.

@michaelgonzales7668

8 ай бұрын

She deserves to be in prison for the rest of her life. You don't kill somebody for a pair of pants? If that's not stupid, I don't know what is.

@belindaoneal2851

8 ай бұрын

In plus he was walking with 2 canes, so I don’t believe she innocent at all

Luv to hear the bell there is sick people out there Lamont thanks for video

Thanks Lamont!

Actually 3 people know what happened. Keith, GOD, and her!!!

I wouldn’t trust her and especially wouldn’t want her in my home doing any work

I love your vlogs they are interesting and the way you tell us in the story as if we were there.

You have a great site here. Keep up the good work.