"they bought matching underwear, slept together... They were best friends" My guy 😂 they were LOVERS

@OneAndOnlyTM9741

26 күн бұрын

HOLD UP BRO'S ACTUALLY ON TO SOMETHING!!! 🤯

@C-SD

26 күн бұрын

Right. All I could think of was "they were roommates".

@pixieperfect22

26 күн бұрын

Eh sorry, not so fast! Not all best friends that do those things together equal lovers. I have several best friends to this day and we did all of the above together EXCEPT sleep with each other.

@ItsNeverAManequin

25 күн бұрын

@@C-SD LOL 😂

@marbleherogaming735

25 күн бұрын

​@@C-SD "omg they were roommates"

“Cold blooded killer” but all she did was protect her daughter.

@bbjjbb61

26 күн бұрын

She put her daughter in that position in the first place though. Of course we should protect our kids but we should also know better than to put them in danger in the first place. She's not some kind of saint and it's weird to act like she's just an innocent victim in all this.

@wandertree

26 күн бұрын

She did kill in cold blood - she could have left with her daughter. This was not the same thing as self defense that happens in the moment as you are being attacked. My heart goes out to the mother - she made a lot of bad choices and was in trouble a lot, but she obviously had a tenderness for her daughter. Ultimately, we can't take the law into our own hands as civilians and murder another, yes in cold blood.

@7starsBrowhat7654

26 күн бұрын

Classic feminist comment she WAS a cold blooded killer

@OneAndOnlyTM9741

26 күн бұрын

​@@7starsBrowhat7654fr lol

@kainlives7958

26 күн бұрын

@@7starsBrowhat7654fax

‘’And then 9/11 happened” caught me soooo off guard lmao

@KatieKillsjoy

17 күн бұрын

Right? I was like, oh damn what a convenient distraction 😂

@728spridle

17 күн бұрын

right? I remember 9/11 like it was yesterday, so I know the craziness that ensued, and how they managed to roll a dead dude out the door, and weekend at bernies his ass, taking him on a trip to go back home. This some wild shit.

@KatieKillsjoy

17 күн бұрын

@@728spridle lol ikr? I myself was only 1 so I don’t have memory of it but always find it so interesting to hear peoples recounts and where they were at the time

@corriestories

16 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@yvonnedeboer7535

2 күн бұрын

​@@KatieKillsjoyYou grew up in this crazy time! I wished I was your age but on the other hand...everything changed after that!

It's weird to say, but the letter Elisa wrote to her daughter really is beautiful. It sounds like she truly understood her mistakes and just wanted to apologize and finally return all the love and support she got from Haylei over the years. No child should ever have to do that, but at least she finally acknowledged it.

@tsukitomoon150

26 күн бұрын

this is a comment that I wanted to say but didn't know the words for.

@bekaz13

26 күн бұрын

@@tsukitomoon150 Glad it resonated with you! I'll be honest, it took me a bit to find them as well.

@wcrimeusa

25 күн бұрын

It's true, the letter Elisa wrote to her daughter does sound heartfelt and sincere. It's important for people to acknowledge their mistakes and apologize, especially to their loved ones. Hopefully, this gesture brings some healing and closure to both Elisa and her daughter.

@fourfurrypaws9294

23 күн бұрын

I cried on that part.

@laniebaldoza410

22 күн бұрын

​@@fourfurrypaws9294 Me too. I think her mother held on to sanity as long as she could for her daughter and she just snapped coz she realized she put her child in danger.

“They had dinner together, living together, sleeping in the same room together, bought matching underwear together… they were best friends” uh huh, yeah. Let’s call it that😅

@Dan-eo5es

24 күн бұрын

Right😂

@nixm9093

17 күн бұрын

Coz you'd rather sleep in alcohol fumes being groped by a drunk or stoned husband trying to get it on? How delightful.

@728spridle

17 күн бұрын

Lets not forget that "friend" was only a few years older than her own daughter 🤢🤮

@Sigma_Male_Anti_Female

8 күн бұрын

Y'all are gross.

@eveyryder4164

Күн бұрын

“They were roommates”

Her last letter to her daughter actually made me tear up. Yes she killed a man but at its core she only wanted her daughter's safety, doesnt excuse she did it but also this was to protect the ones she loved after seeing him strangle her daughter.

@eh-i1841

22 күн бұрын

So why was it wrong,then?

@MarshIsQueer

22 күн бұрын

@eh-i1841 they planned it beforehand, it was for their safety but it was not in that moment self-defense, it was premeditated. Had it happened that moment & she killed him then to save her daughter, then they could argue self-defense but in this case no.

@laniebaldoza410

22 күн бұрын

​@@eh-i1841Its to prevent the next mother to put fatal justice in her own hands. This is also to protect a human soul bacause when one takes a life, that person's soul can never be unbroken.

@PeacheIIe

19 күн бұрын

Oh it absolutely DOES excuse it.

@Chinaecherem-eq2zm

18 күн бұрын

​@@PeacheIIe no it doesnt 💀

38?! doesn’t seem like a large number, but having 38 different identities is insane!!

@Cowlover973

26 күн бұрын

You’re not joking

@nasheilnemah1289

26 күн бұрын

@@Cowlover973 right

@terrikeentk

26 күн бұрын

I'll never look at being 38 as a bad thing again now (I'll be 38 in August 😂)

@wandertree

26 күн бұрын

@@terrikeentk Enjoy your 30s, even your late 30s.. they are the best decade by far. Maturity, beauty, physical strength. Don't waste them wishing you were younger. When you're older, you'll WISH you could look and feel like you did in your 30s. Enjoy it. :)

@Jeseabell

22 күн бұрын

​@@wandertree personally enjoying my 40s more than my 20s or 30s

The first time I've teared up or cried from one of these; not tears of anger, disgust, or despair. This woman was mentally ill, struggling to survive, to keep her daughter alive. The letter she left Haylei sums it all up. Get help. Don't run. They were both strong in their own ways. Happier ending than most. A film adaptation is necessary.

@saved_through_faith

25 күн бұрын

Absolutely! 😖

@catherinegearhart2102

21 күн бұрын

Agree! This is the first true crime doc where I’ve felt more compassion for the perp than for the victim.

@Naturefan354

12 күн бұрын

​@catherinegearhart2102 Of course... Because the perp is a woman and a master manipulater.... Even in death she is still conning people

@ambersmith-zj6le

12 күн бұрын

There is a lifetime movie called lies my mother told which is based on this.

@saved_through_faith

12 күн бұрын

@@ambersmith-zj6le is it on netflix?

ok I'm crying so much. that note just ripped my heart out, she is a strong person

@ItsNeverAManequin

25 күн бұрын

Right? Tearjerker for sure. They were/are both strong. If there isn't already a film, I'm writing a treatment and pitching it.

@omgurheadsgone

24 күн бұрын

Bro I literally started F*CKING BAWLING, straight up UGLY CRYING in my room alone as the letter was being read lmao… darn onion cutting ninjas strike again.

@Hmclaren-vc8vf

22 күн бұрын

​@@ItsNeverAManequinplease do! LOL fellow Monsters fan 🫶

@agemoth

22 күн бұрын

​@@ItsNeverAManequinthere was a made for TV movie called 'Lies my Mother Told Me'.

@ItsNeverAManequin

19 күн бұрын

Yup. A This is Monsters fan and all true crime I watch. I think it’s like when you hear a song in a different language at first your mind trys to make sense of the lyrics. I think people can’t believe it’s a dead body so go straight to mannequin- which is more rare. Thanks for the made for TV movie- still think we or I ha can do better…

"So I'm under arrest now", don't know why but that killed me 😂😂😂

@Jjohanjamisola7197

25 күн бұрын

I doesn't make me Laugh Like Really???

@unknown11215

25 күн бұрын

39 likes is wild

@yvonnedeboer7535

2 күн бұрын

It kills you when they say that to you😢 I mean that you're under arrest!

I’m actually proud of her for writing that letter to her daughter! Although she was selfish in her life the love for her daughter can’t be denied ,in that letter she took complete accountability …. I respect that

@joeallan3706

16 күн бұрын

she took 0, she checked out before taking accountability. she was still running away from everything, thats not accountability

@elsvaughn7959

13 күн бұрын

She wasn't selfish. She knew that she'd ignored her mental health issues, but sometimes they just can't be ignored any longer. It's an awful, heartbreaking story.

@kjwsmother2647

13 күн бұрын

@@joeallan3706 I said what I meant !

@AlinaTowers

Күн бұрын

Selfish, or just a deeply troubled person trying to take care of her daughter?

@kjwsmother2647

Күн бұрын

@@AlinaTowers again I said what I meant ! Um she killed a man … selfish was generous!

As an abuse survivor myself, I give Haylei Jordan all the credit in the world for her courage in exposing the evil that she experienced.

She is trying to be a best mother she can but struggles with mental health..that’s really sad 😔

@EmpressRetard

26 күн бұрын

Or she's just simply a selfish criminal who only considers what's best for herself, and not her daughter...?

@user-oe9pi8ew9s

26 күн бұрын

@@EmpressRetard … did u watch the video craefully 🤨

The letter that she wrote to Haylei probably saved her life.

I know she was a con artist, and even a murderer, but she was being abused by her husband and so is her daughter. I think if she wouldn't have killed herself, then maybe she could got a pretty lax sentence. Sadly, her criminal background probably would have prevented that.

@filthypagan3639

26 күн бұрын

She killed somebody

@wcrimeusa

25 күн бұрын

It's a tragic situation all around. Abuse can have profound and lasting effects on individuals and families, and it's heartbreaking to hear about Elisa and her daughter's experiences. It's possible that seeking help and support could have led to a different outcome, but the complexities of the legal system and past actions can complicate such situations.

@edgarortiz4681

25 күн бұрын

If she was such a good person why did she change her identity so many times? Why did her daughter turn her in? Stop it!

@jfoetidnwo56

25 күн бұрын

@@filthypagan3639killing to protect yourself and your kid from abuse is not the same as killing for fun.

@ash_tray

25 күн бұрын

@@filthypagan3639she literally said that she knows that in the very first sentence of her comment.

Wow, Alisa's letter to Haylei had me in tears. I love the advice she gave about being honest and seeking help when needed. I wish that Alisa had been able to do this for herself. 🕯

I have seen videos on this case on multiple other shows/channels and this was the best coverage by far. You guys got all the important details, clips, photos etc and uniquely told the story from her daughter’s perspective. Which I had not heard before and is actually very powerful to the dynamics of it all. Thank you for your great work on all the cases you guys cover. 🎉

@unseentruecrime

23 күн бұрын

❤

Your respectful and empathetic approach to storytelling is a beacon of light in the true crime community, honoring the victims' memories.

The letter she wrote made me tear up 😭

My heart is broken for haley. I wish she would release herself from that guilt because no matter what, she's the child and it was not her job ever to protect her mom.

everything about this channel is 100% what a true crime channel should be

@FrenkTheJoy

9 күн бұрын

I just wish more people would give credit where credit is due - to Dateline, where this channel gets a ton of footage.

38 identities is crazy! 🥴

@alvinjohnson6765

26 күн бұрын

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@ItsNeverAManequin

25 күн бұрын

She was incredibly intelligent. You'd have to be to remember all those names, birthdays, social security numbers. I'm barely getting by with one identity.

Every time I watch one of these videos I'm always blown and heartbroken for all the kids that are involved at such a young age. Please keep up with these amazing videos!!!

Those tv lawyer ads are gold😂

@elsvaughn7959

13 күн бұрын

I went to school w a girl whose father has been THE ambulance chaser here for the past 30+yrs. She got mad fun of pretty badly 😅

@icyhex

13 күн бұрын

saul

@maryjane4432

9 күн бұрын

@@elsvaughn795980’s and 90’s it was normal to have those types of small town ads on tv. It was hilarious. One kids family owned a funeral home. She got asked all kinds of odd questions.

The letter.... Can you imagine.

I started crying when hailey was grieving to her mom..

I needed to hear that letter. 😢 I hope we all make it through.

Very sad case. And Haley your mum would be so proud of you .We can never change our past but can change our future. And it's great to see you have done so well in all aspects of your life

You can tell the most horrible story, but your voice is so calm, and you end with such a positive note that I love your videos.

Best friends DO NOT buy matching underwear and sleep in the same bed together. They were obviously in a relationship together.

I have watched a lot of true crime and nothing has brought me to tears like that letter.

There is NO doubt about the love that woman had for her daughter... The letter at the end had me 😭😭 NGL

My heart breaks for Hailey. 😢 It's interesting to hear this story from her perspective, there at the moment and not the fictional account the ID series, Dangerous Women offered. Knowing the despicable way Mr McNabbney treated his stepdaughter shines a very different angle on this case.

"So, I'm under arrest now?" "Uh, yeah. That's kinda how this homicide thing works."

What a sad story this was! At least Haylei changed the course of her life-what a WONDERFUL HUMAN, she is!❤❤❤

One HELL of a story! Haley, i’m sorry for what you went through, your mom, just everything. i’m elated your life turned out well.

I lowkey started sobbing at the moms letter. I wish my mom would think/write me that.

@bernicerogers2383

22 күн бұрын

She would write to you like that if it was a suicide note. Good grief.

@douglashall7425

22 күн бұрын

You really don't know what I have been through and I think its highly inappropriate to assume/project things especially regarding someone else's mothers suicide letter. (no... she didn't write me that when she tried) good grief mind ur business. I comment to get videos stats up.

Excellent video thank you. RIP Alyssa, and all the best of luck and good fortune to Haylei ❤

Hard to dare to judge Knowing how conflicted that young woman's life had to be because of her mother, but Larry put her life in danger, and both were abused by him. I don't know, some part of me is wishing she tuck the decision let her go and not give her away. But I understand that maybe she was afraid after her mother had already crossed that line, wondering if she was capable of doing it again, and even for love feel the need to stop her. I accept that everything is more complicated than I could ever understand.

ty for uploading all of these videos for us unseen! u really are the best with this stuff

This case is one giant contradiction. Her daughter loves her but snitches her out. Sending her to her death… then the mom is a dishonorable witch by rolling on the friend she tangled up in her bs. 🤦‍♀️

@sweetie523

15 күн бұрын

Exactly my thoughts! Everyone saying she protected her daughter too! Smh! She's the one who cut her house arrest bracelet and went on the run with her 8yo child! Then gets with an abusive drunk and stays bc he was rich! She's selfish and drug her daughter thru the mud! Then took her own life bc she always ran from her problems! A good mother would have faced her punishment for the crime she committed and let her parents help raise her daughter while she faced them. The trauma and anxiety she fully caused her child is very sad.

@Sigma_Male_Anti_Female

8 күн бұрын

Women moment ☕

@szelokho2574

4 күн бұрын

​@@sweetie523out of all the perp i felt most compassion for the mother, even with getting financial stability with an abuser, conning, it was all to support her daughter. However, when u killed someone, there is this contradict i think transpired within her mind that she needs to support her daughter but also she is concerned and shocked of what she did. Then, her daughter told the police what happened because her mother was so mentally ill because of the uneasy feeling of covering the truth. Hence, her daughter's action was to release her mother from the weight despite that felt like a betrayal...very sad story

she only killed him cuz he put his hands on her daughter :( he got what he deserved and she was an amazing mother. everything she did was to protect her. i cant believe she would just turn her mother in like that does she have no sense of loyalty??

@sweetie523

15 күн бұрын

She went on the run with her daughter and then got with an abusive drunk! The woman was bloody mad!

I lived with my alcoholic mom who always tried to be a great mom but…when I was 14 I ended up going to live with my sister while my Dad worked in Chicago…the unstableness of daily life with my mom was scary, I learned stability and dependability from my sister and did well for decades but once my divorce came about I went through that instability for a couple years and fully regret putting my kids through those years, my kids were very fortunate that their dad was a good father but I know I scarred my kids 😢

i freaking love this channel its one of my utmost favs. thanks for all your hard work and dedication

The letter she wrote broke my heart. Its sad the lady dug herself a huge hole through everything. My heart breaks for them in general.

Great job on the intro to this video, really grabbed my attention! 👍

Reading the wiki page I feel like some was left out about this. Like she stole identities of actual people

So so so so tragic. She was a good woman , a loving mother, she just struggled mentally and she didn’t know how to get help. I’m in floods of tears hearing how sad she was leaving her daughter, she loved her so much. She raised a beautiful, amazing, law abiding child. She should have never confessed without a lawyer. A good lawyer would have easily got her a less sentence and the help she needs. My heart breaks for this mother 💔💔💔 I hope she is watching how amazing her daughter is now, she would have been SO proud 🥹😣

Thank God that young woman made her life better in spite of what she went through

Wow, this one made me very emotional. Mental illness is complicated, but the unconditional love between Mother & Daughter is real.

I’m so sorry to that poor girl… 😢

Whoa, that was a good video! Thank you!

What an absolutely insane story. Remarkable. I live about half hour out from brooksville too this completely blew me away.

This is so tragic 😢. Hope the girl is okay

@user-ll6zn3xv9v

25 күн бұрын

The girl will never be okay.

@puuella

20 күн бұрын

@@user-ll6zn3xv9vUm.. did you watch the video? She is doing wonderful. Sure she had something horrible happen to her, but she will be okay.

Wow.. all i can say is wow.. i have seen.. probably upwards of a few thousand true crime videos/documentaries an this one.. Thisss one.. is going to stay w/ me forever.. im not going to go into detail here but.. myself an this daughter, Now incredible mother have alot in common with our childhoods and in watching this she gives me so much inspiration to continue along my path to a brighter future.. As i too was asked to not let my past overcome me.. but to take everything i learned (both the good and bad) and use it as a lesson to become the amazing Mom and person that i am today.. You are truly incredible.. inspiring and heart warming when for a long time i didn't know my heart would ever be complete again.. Seriously you should have a book written! lol Continue to stay strong beautiful! Your Mom is so proud of you.. and so are the rest of us! just as i know my Mother would be of me.. Xoxo

damn that letter made me emotional af

Thanks!!

The letter made my cry

man this was so sad. I wish her mom didn't choose that ending. no matter how old we are, we always need our moms. sad story.

i don’t think she’s a cold blooded killer. she protected her daughter. i feel like any mom would do the same.

@mpmb8885

25 күн бұрын

No, the daughter wasnt in immediate danger at that point in time. A normal mum would have left and gone straight to the cops to press charges.

@ddarii444

23 күн бұрын

@@mpmb8885 well yes , i guess you’re right but she also had mental health issues, im not excusing her actions bc what she did was horrible but still i think in her mind she was only protecting her daughter yk ?

@sweetie523

15 күн бұрын

​@@ddarii444what! She was a selfish and greedy woman! The mother and her so called "best friend" stole thousands from Larry. They plotted to kill him bc they were stealing from him. She told her daughter that bs to make her seem like a better person or get sympathy for her actions. She easily could have left and created a new identity at any point! She was on the run with her daughter from 8 years old. Come on!!

@jealous6434

12 күн бұрын

@@sweetie523why would her daughter turn her in and then lie about Larry ch0king her and verbally abusing her. If that was the case and they did it for money, the daughter would have never called the police. Murder is wrong but to say Larry was innocent is absolutely insane.

Wow, I would never snitch my mom out. If her mom was breaking like she said, it was inevitable. I’m not a snitch, unless it has to do with children. Mom’s a nasty snitch to roll on her friend, too.

You should upload more, i like your videos.

Omg for some reason i haven't had notifications for your last 2 videos i just saw this by chance, i was waiting for another video from u too 😊 well ive got 3 to watch now! Ill listen while cleaning this afternoon 😊 ❤ ya unseen!

Gosh of all the crime stories i've listened to, this one got to me. How very sad. i hope Haylei is doing well and happy despite the trauma of her childhood.

Helo, and Thank You for an excellent video!

I’ve never been so early on a video !! Keep up the great content ❤

Hayley God Bless May your Mother RIP 🙏 🌹

That letter had me bawling. I truly feel through all her mistakes and everything she could’ve done better, at the end of the day she did it for her baby. She clearly was very mentally ill and needed help long ago- but I think everything she did is what she felt she had to. It was all for her. That’s so much trauma to handle, I’m so glad she’s doing okay.

This is sad a very sad story...I'm in tears.❤

Despite what mom did she loved her daughter,and taught her to be a good person and productive in society. Put tears in my eyes.😢

Poor Hailey, it's not her fault she was a great daughter! Her mother kept going and trying to make things better until she couldn't anymore! I honestly think Hailey was her mother's everything she just didn't know how. I'm not standing up for the woman's actions.

System failed both of them

Idk man. I’m actually torn on this one. Elisa seemed to have a bad go from the start and I don’t think she would’ve committed m.urder if her daughter hadn’t been attacked. I think if she hadn’t taken her own life she could’ve gotten paroled after time served and been properly rehabilitated. It’s great to see her daughter thriving though despite how chaotic her early years were.

Dang... In most of these stories I just can't wrap my head around the kind of mentality the killer had to have had in order to commit the crime. But Elisa made perfect sense. She made poor choices, but I can empathize with why she did it, and that's scary.

This is so sad

This gutted me in ways I was not expecting, quite honestly. Beautifully told story. Haley is truly something special. And one thing that I hope she knows for sure is that despite her mom’s sickness ~ she clearly loved Haley with her entire soul. I almost feel like she sacrificed her life in the belief that continuing to live would hold Haley back. That, along with her decision to drop Haley off on the side of that road, was the most selfless, courageous thing that she had probably ever done in her life. In hearing all sides of the story, I do feel as though there were definitely mitigating circumstances in this situation. It seems to me like she truly felt trapped, already had tons of years worth of trauma resting on her shoulders (even if some of it was self-induced trauma) and didn’t think there was any other option than what she and her cohort did to Larry. I think that she didn’t feel good about what she did. I don’t think she was a terrible person. I think she was just so very mixed up and continued living the only way she knew how to live. There is such beauty in this story, although I am still mindful that a man’s life was taken. I just feel this immense sense of pride, wonder and gratitude for the path that Haley chose to take for her own life. Her mama knew that her daughter was so incredibly special~ and she was right. Haley’s story is an amazing testimony for anyone who is able to listen to it. No matter where you come from, no matter what awful things may come your way throughout this crazy thing called life~ we can choose to do something different and do things that we might never have thought we could do. Sorry for the long post~ I am just stunned at who Haley has become and how she has turned out. May God continue to bless this woman and her lovely family ~ she is deserving of all the beauty that she has created for herself. In closing~ the words that her mother wrote to her was so much more than just a goodbye letter. It was a gift to her daughter and also the ultimate act of making amends in the only way she felt she had left.

Crying so much at that letter

PLEASE make videos more frequently!!

I think she is more way better mom than other who abuse their children or let other people abuse their own child... And her letter really full of love made me cry😢

That letter made Me cry

I’m glad her mother wrote her such a heart warming letter. I have no doubt that letter got Halei through some tough times. I’m so sorry your Mom took her life away from you!

Haley I believe you saved your mama and yourself for the life that you're living today. Your Mama would be proud of you ❤

This woman was not all evil,she loved her daughter never harmed her physical.,sad story all round.

That was the most reassuring final letter. It was worded in a way that Haylei cam live a full life without blaming herself for what had happened to her mother.

I love all unseen videos ❤️

man it seems people have more sympathy for the mom than the poor daughter. 😕 not only did she have any chance at a normal and safe childhood taken away because of the selfishness of her only parent, but she was eventually just abandoned on the side of the road like garbage then forced to live with this horrific trauma for the rest of her life, all alone. she grew up in constant terror, danger, craziness and paranoia, surrounded by abuse, lies and unchecked mental illness. never having any actual friends or roots anywhere. no fun memories with friends or family. no one to ever turn to, being forced to become the mom to *her* mother as a small child. then instead of just packing up and leaving the man who abused and threatened her daughter for years like she did 100 times before, she murders him, tells her child, throws her out on the street and makes her live with the guilt of having to turn the only person she has in the world in to the police knowing she’d get life or even the death penalty. i mean come on guys. the daughter is the one still suffering.

@user-ll6zn3xv9v

25 күн бұрын

Facts. The mother was horrible.

@Uapa500

25 күн бұрын

But we're also seeing how the daughter still loves her anf keeps her in her heart.

@CatMom-uw9jl

25 күн бұрын

Thank you! All these people saying she was such a great, loving mom. While she parentified her child in the worst way. There were grandparents who could have taken care of her child. She could have worked on treating her mental illness. Plus, I’ve seen this case covered years ago, and iirc, Elisa and Sarah had embezzled a lot of money from Larry’s law office, from the account that was supposed to pay out to clients who won their case. Larry was an abusive asshole, but they really planned his murder to cover up their theft. And Elisa killed herself rather than face what she did, and left her child to pick up the pieces. And in the letter, she showed she knew what she needed to do, and hadn’t done.

@aoneal3723

24 күн бұрын

I do feel for the mom, but I’m confused about why she did all that just to go on the run and go back to shoplifting anyway. Seems like she could’ve just emptied the bank account and dipped with a new identity, no murder needed. Or just let them find him and think he drank himself to death. The logic just isn’t making sense to me

@michelledubon208

23 күн бұрын

This! Thank you for pointing out exactly what I was thinking. Completely agree with you.

It’s hard to believe anything she says with her previous history and the amount of identities she’s had, she’s practically spent her entire life lying

@peggypeggy4137

11 күн бұрын

Yep. I'm no psychologist but I think it's safe to say that mom was a sociopath. Whether it was sincere or not, if the letter that she wrote helped her poor daughter heal, then I guess I can give her credit for that. The poor girl was the only adult in this mess. The daughter seems to have turned out rather well, considering.

26:06 The next morning, by coincidence was 9/11/2001....💀, did not expect that

She could have said he died suddenly and declined an autopsy. No hiding, no running.

You have a new fan. Lol ❤

Was not expecting to cry at that letter

That letter got me ugly crying, my god.

Poor Hailey 😢 its soo sad 😔

i just can't blame Elisa for what she did it was to keep her daughter safe she did a good thing to me at least and that man was bad i just feel so sorry for Elisa and Haylei. rip Elisa you will be missed.

UNSEEN is the best channel on KZread!

Wow what a stronge girl ❤

I remember watching an episode of "Snapped" about this case.

This is a wild story.

The music 😮😮😮

Suicide is, at once, the most tragic and most selfish thing that one can do. It is sad that she resorted to murdering two people.