As someone who married an Irish widower with two kids, I can not comprehend any of this. The kids lost their mother, how could anyone harm their father and make them full orphans??? I am so deeply sorry for the kids and the family of the kids.

I personally knew Jason and I know his family. I am from Davidson County, I have known the DA since I was born. This was premeditated murder and they should have been charged with 1st degree. Molly knew what she was going to do and had FBI Dad come to town to help. I know the EMTs that responded as well. Jason had a sedative in his system that was prescribed to Molly two days before. She says “I was afraid he was going to get up and start choking me again” ... Jason’s head was beaten so badly that when the EMTs went to move Jason prior to seeing how bad his head was- because all of the lightbulbs in the ceiling lights had been removed they could not see well, all they had for light was a small overturned lamp- pieces of his skull and brain were falling on to the floor. Yeah Molly, I’m sure you were terrified he would get up and “choke you” ... She was taking over 10 pills daily, she was obsessed with his kids. She planned to kill Jason and be the hero that took the kids away from such a “monster”... it backfired on her/them because Mr. FBI dad that thought he could cover a crime scene and get away with it. He wasn’t as smart as he thought. Arrogant SOB. Now they have a retrial based on the fact that the court withheld statements from the children that were given while in custody of her and her family after being coached on what to say. Now the two kids are going to testify at the second trail, sadly reliving this whole horrible situation. Tom and Molly are entitled arrogant narcissistic murderers. Good ol fake news fails to mention they were taken back to the crime scene 6 hours after being arrested to remove evidence. Corrupt all the way around. I hope these two serve life. Justice for Jason, Jack, Sarah and the rest of the Corbett/Lynch family. Monsters like this do not need to be free and the media should be ashamed.

@dailybread7687

8 ай бұрын

I agree they should have been charged with First Degree Murder-I’ll never understand that part.

@ptroy72blue

7 ай бұрын

Is Molly single now she looks hot?

@annelambe5650

7 ай бұрын

@@dailybread7687 and now they have a plea deal....... there is no justice.

@cathycupcake6849

7 ай бұрын

100 percent accurate account of what happened

@aislingirish4503

7 ай бұрын

​@@annelambe5650can someone tell me how they managed that? It's just unbelievable

They should both have life sentences! 20-25 years isn’t enough! They orphaned his children! They beat a drugged man to death.

@haarshanhaarshan7553

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@nickmotsarsky4382

4 жыл бұрын

Damn, did you inform the cops of you cracking the case?!

@Ffwoa

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. She’s pure evil

@foxibot

3 жыл бұрын

@TheBestDamnMinecrafter cause she’s crazy.

@paulinegallagher7821

9 ай бұрын

@@nickmotsarsky4382 They were already found guilty by trial and jury so your comment is stupid

“Were u in love with Jason?” Looking away “Yes I was” Me. Ya right

They’re not her kids, why on earth would she think she is entitled to custody?

@joy-115

3 жыл бұрын

Well if the mom had died and she was attached and truly loved the kids I can see her wanting to be their legal mother. Not wanting to leave them.

@sylviaking8866

2 жыл бұрын

@@joy-115 Plus she had taken on the role as mother for them.

@Divambi

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Those are NOT her kids. Claiming custody is too far fetched

@ananse77

2 жыл бұрын

It's because of the American cult of motherhood. Anyone who us taking care of kids these days can't be satisfied with being the nanny, or the step-mom, or whatever. They have to say, "Those kids are my kids. I love them as my own." That shows they're a good person. (Sarcasm)

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

They were both school-aged children when she came into their life, definitely not babies. (She was an au-pair, not a nanny). She was very attractive, the guy was not. It looks like she had this idea all along, find a goofy widower, seduce him (not difficult, given the difference in looks). She did not go to work for a working couple (99% of people who employ au-pairs), or a working single mother, she just looked for a hard-working goofy widower with a lot of money. She made him relocate to US because she was "home-sick". She could just have returned back on her own if the guy was "abusive".

Securing her rights to the children? Sounds like she was the controlling posesive one

@Odette321

4 жыл бұрын

She wanted their inheritance. She was going to spend everything. Spoilt little brat.

@emilywiebel3238

4 жыл бұрын

She wants the money and legally being their mother Would help that.

@torchtube5621

4 жыл бұрын

Hold on way are y'all making her out to be so bad. He was a grown ass man who hired an attractive younger women as a " nanny" then supposedly fell in love with her so soon after his wife died but didn't love her enough to let her adopt the kids. so you're good enough to share my bed and watch my kids but not enough to legally be their mother. Just stay here and act like their mother though. SMH

@kk_33

4 жыл бұрын

@@torchtube5621 certainly a justified reason to murder him.......

@torchtube5621

4 жыл бұрын

@@kk_33 ofcourse that wasnt my point. I'm assuming We are adults can't we have an intellectual honest convo wit good faith arguments .... Shesh try context

Both the father and daughter creep me out

@joy-115

3 жыл бұрын

She seems very spoiled and entitled...

Controlling and possessive?? But yet he wanted to move back home without her 🤔

@cacola_3373

3 жыл бұрын

After he killed her

@busolatemi

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Meaning it wasn't his idea to move to the US in the first place.

@rosk.wilburn5847

3 жыл бұрын

Shes a bad actress like meghan

@Canwepleasehavefun1

7 ай бұрын

​@@cacola_3373I think you'll find she killed him

@sadienolan190

5 ай бұрын

She is an actress like megan

What kind of kids says “he would physically and verbally hurt”... do kids actually talk like that?

@glennkometscher7928

4 жыл бұрын

No

@thegamingchannel9023

4 жыл бұрын

My son is 9 he came home friday from school and ask what's the meaning of live 🤣

@charwest9449

4 жыл бұрын

Kids who are LIVING WITH ABUSERS do. They grow up quick.

@angelagabaldon4251

4 жыл бұрын

In Europe they do speak differently and have a fabulous grasp of grammar

@DerryK67

4 жыл бұрын

Angela Gabaldon Irish kids definitely don’t speak like that

His first wife died in front of witnesses, paramedics included, they're lower than low, trying to imply he was responsible for his first wifes death, goes to show how rotten these scumbags are.

@mariendorf1981

5 жыл бұрын

@@natbet12 People can still and do die from asthma even nowadays. You completely ignore the medical facts on this. Do some research. Ground your comments in theory.

@katieblay9304

3 жыл бұрын

No she did not . It was in the middle of the night .

@galwaygirl401

3 жыл бұрын

@@katieblay9304 Yes, she did. She was driven in the car to meet the ambulance, she died in the presence of multiple medical staff - unless they're all lying too? And who said it wasn't night, what difference does that make? Maybe the ambulance crew, her GP and the hospital staff are all telling the same lie?

@victorialynn5058

Жыл бұрын

This. I worked in ER and we lost a little girl this way (asthma attack) sudden and unexpected. Asthma attack that was just so bad her inhaler wouldn’t help and by the time on ER, she was blue and ended up coding and having no brain function left. All happened one freak night while the family were just out to dinner. She passed three days later when they had to pull the plug. She was 10. Heartbreaking still till this day. I actually sadly knew the little girls mom (her mom was actually a nurse herself at the same hospital I worked at; hence how we knew each other). Point being, it happens and it’s heartbreaking. People really do still die from freak asthma attacks despite medication and caution etc. 💔

They look proud of what they did. If it was really self defence they will still feel terrible about the outcome. Plus, the little boy's answer during the interview looked staged. Those are not words that a child would use.

@kk_33

4 жыл бұрын

The kid has since come out and said he was instructed to lie by Molly

@Princess_Orla

10 ай бұрын

​@@kk_33I was about to say this.

She looks up, down, around, and away from the interviewer more than she looks her in the eyes.

@thegamingchannel9023

4 жыл бұрын

I also never look at people when i talk with them tho i look every where yust becausse i never had to i was on ma own since 7 i don't feel good when i do that don't no why maybe ma depresion amd bordeline and all the other stuff but who knows

@letgo1064

4 жыл бұрын

Sammy Dushi Trust yourself and you will

@Odette321

4 жыл бұрын

She's a liar. She smiles at male interviewers like she would have been smiling at that poor man to con him into her trap. I bet she smiled at Daddy like that too to con money out of him - and put on the tears when she lied about abuse so he'd come over and help get rid of her "problem".

@aFoxyFox.

4 жыл бұрын

No offense, you kind of resemble her, sexy and dangerous!

@MONSTERMATT-rw6lb

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed the same clear sign of guilt

Senseless murder. Strange eyes. Evil vibe. Justice for Jason.

Rest In Peace Jason 🌹 You did not deserve what they did to you 💔 Evil at its finest. They should never be free. I hope Jack and Sarah are doing well, God love them 💚🤍🧡

Just read the book My brother Jason, I would encourage all to read it. The lies told about Jason and his family by Molly her father and their family thankfully came to light. The pain caused to the children 😢 by Molly's lies and the murder of their father at her and her father's hands is just beyond heartbreaking. I hope that the children are doing okay. Rest in peace gentle Jason ❤️

@dailybread7687

8 ай бұрын

I just finished the book last night. I had no idea these 2 murderers were out on bond! I think the father former FBI has some deep connections and that’s how they came up with this hideous LIE. Hey MOLLY WE KNOW WHAT YOU AND YOUR OLD MAN DID SO DOES GOD IF YOU DO’NT ANSWER IN THIS LIFE JUST REMEMBER YOU WILL IN THE NEXT #justiceforjason #nomoredelays

@annelambe5650

8 ай бұрын

Jack and Sarah are two wonderful, well adjusted, articulate and talented young people. Their aunt and uncle are two amazing role models who have ensured both children had access to all the help and supports they needed to cope with their trauma. Jason knew Tracey and David were the right persons to care for his precious children, he would be very proud of the people they have become.

@oisin5684

7 ай бұрын

I'm neither here nor there as to if it was murder or self-defense but a book titled "My Brother Jason" is hardly an objective and unbiased viewpoint on the facts of the matter.

@annelambe5650

7 ай бұрын

@@oisin5684 accept your point, however read the crime scene report, listen to the 999 call, look at crime scene photos and read the autopsy findings. Jason had drugs, prescribed to Molly 3 days before his death, in his system. There were blood stains/ spatter in his bed, on the underside of the duvet suggesting first blows were struck whilst he was in bed and probably asleep. All of the evidence screams murder.

@ansionnachbeagrioga5260

7 ай бұрын

​@@oisin5684Exactly my thoughts

She wanted his children for herself. He wanted out, moved back and took the kids with him. So, she killed him.

@MegaTinni

4 жыл бұрын

Because of the inheritance. Nothing more.

@smurfiennes

4 жыл бұрын

@@MegaTinni of course

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

She wanted to adopt them because it gave her the same rights as their natural mother, i.e. alimony, the house, everything. She probably was a work-shy gold digger.

@sdk2265

7 ай бұрын

Actually she was completely obsessed with being a mother. A psychiatrist report said said she was completely obsessed with his children. She found out she couldn't have children, ended up in a mental institution, got released looked up Nanny positions for only single men with children and faked resume. I'm not saying she wasn't a materialistic person who wanted to have the inheritance along with his children but she's just f****** crazy

The stories I heard of her would immediately set alarm bells in my head. A pathological liar I would call her. Scary. She invented stories about knowing Jason's first wife, or about being the children's biological mother and told them to some of the guests before the wedding... Why? What for? Lying like that is a sign of deeper psychological problems. And the suggestions that Jason killed his first wife? How low can they go to justify themselves? Being from the same city I remember the time she died, how sad and tragic it was and there was not a shadow of doubt that it was a tragic case of asthma attack. How did these two get so low? Sad. I'm just glad the children are back with their family and thriving. God bless them.

@dwoychick

5 ай бұрын

He sounds VERY crazy and abusive on the recording.

@sdk2265

4 ай бұрын

@@dwoychick , he does? He sounded angry AF because after working all day he came home and discovered she fed his kids dinner despite him telling her he wanted to have dinner with his kids. And she ignores him. I would be pissed myself. It's a shame she was such a manipulative psycho. They never should have let her out of the psych hospital

When you think about it, it's almost as if she only married him just so she can have the kids. It's a good thing she didn't adopt them they're safe in Ireland with their family.

Seems a bit suspicious if the other father thought this man had killed his daughter why would he deny he said that surely he would be angry and want any suspicions put to rest !And what nine year says he physically and emotionally hurt her sounds like coaching to me a nine year old would say he hits and shouts at her ! I don't believe this woman I think she told her dad lies to set up the scene!

What kid uses terminology like "Physically and verbally hurt". He was very obviously coached to say those words.

@rubyrose6408

5 жыл бұрын

White stuffy kids.

@dianalopez9018

5 жыл бұрын

they’re rich,, the kids probably got the best schooling

@camryonrichardson768

5 жыл бұрын

Diana Lopez Diana Lopez I went to the same school as these kids and i live right next to there neighborhood and it was just a normal school

@angelgrandquist4836

5 жыл бұрын

My kids use big words.

@itsabbyquinn3775

5 жыл бұрын

Bullshit I know the child myself personally his my friend and it’s all fucking true

So wonderful to listen to their outrageous lies. The good thing is they are both in prison where they belong after the brutal murder they committed.

I'm getting the chills about her father. Getting the feeling something is off between her and her father

@angelmartinez8778

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly! She has something on him.. Guarantee it.

@YOYOKE64

2 жыл бұрын

Glad wasn't only one . He acted like a spurned lover not a father when she married Jason he wasn't pleased at all ,though Jason had a good education, well paying job and owned a large house.

@applejuicejunkie316

Жыл бұрын

They f uckin

@crochunter35

Жыл бұрын

You're nuts.

@meredithisme3752

9 ай бұрын

She's unfortunately a classic American female

Evil calculating woman she knew exactly what she was doing. 😣

In that recording she is instigating him by ignoring him. That seals it for me. She’s 100% guilty.

@Bgonzo20

3 жыл бұрын

Oh please you heard a 5 second clip 😂 what kind of man gets that angry over a woman not responding to his fit? A hot tempered drunk!

@emmalouise7884

3 жыл бұрын

I think you might be right. My husband ignores me on purpose it drives me insane. He has bipolar and borderline personality disorder. I often end up raising my voice because I say his name over 40 times ( yes I've counted) and he gives me no response I feel he likes to get me angry he finds it amusing. Also if I dont respond to him straight away he DOES get mad!

@matthewhayes5805

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bgonzo20 A hot tempered drunk? Just like Molly said he was that night, yet no alcohol was found in his system...

@soggypaws4944

2 жыл бұрын

Toxicology showed he had very little alcohol and the one drink SHE prepared for him contained her RX sleeping meds. She drugged him then beat him while he was lying in bed asleep with a brick she kept on her bedside locker and then her father joined in. Tom Mertens still hasn't figured out that he has a lot in common with the man he bludgeoned to death and that it both were manipulated but Molly.

@Mercenary-1914

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! Finally...I am so glad I kept reading in this comments. I was thinking the EXACT same thing. In the recording it felt like she was egging him on by not only just ignoring him, but cutting him off mid sentences to F with him. She was clearly manipulating him, and it was frustrating the Fuk out of him.

She couldn't look the interviewer in the eye.

Molly called Jason Possessive & controlling. He was planning to go back to Ireland. I think he wanted to get away from her,not control her.

@travet1000

5 жыл бұрын

Bullshit! He was a dick who deserved to die!!

@MineMeMineMeMineMe

5 жыл бұрын

@@travet1000 Why the fuck she wanted to adopt his kids? Why she was obsessed with his kids? She didn't gave them the birth to begin with! Man, was still careful for right reasons that she has alternative motives or she can't keep her attention needs to marriage only. He must have seen everything about her that make her not a possible parent when he passes away. She wanted to occupy his kids and kill him to get hold on his wealth. Wait later she is jail with her daddy. You have written that as emotional woman without any sense! Go seek help before you become an idiot! wait, aren't you one of those women who been used and abused by men? i can understand the bias. Btw Men who are talking aggressively and point at her for not listening; they are not usually the ones who are aggressive. because he is trying to have a communication and she is ignoring. Wait wasn't she the one, who left school, left education and ran away half across the world to become some widower's baby sitter. She was emotionally immature and a failure to begin with. She opted out for easier things in life, either its attention, love and kids of someone. When tough things happen in marriage, people communicate; she was running away from that but wanted to hold on someone else kids. You can create situations and record them and condition children to witness what you want them to witness. They will make their own father look like criminals. Its called planned psychology or a psychopath. Her father trained her in it.

@leniamarkou3406

5 жыл бұрын

@@MineMeMineMeMineMe his own child called him abusive, and saw him punching her.

@Christine-yf3uh

5 жыл бұрын

MONI and she got what she deserved. In prison and still getting her ass in trouble bc she thinks she’s above the law smh

@sarabara40

5 жыл бұрын

@@travet1000 Oh shoot they forgot to believe her every word and forgive her after she murdered someone with a brick because she's a girl. Smh police nowadays.

They really try their best to drag a dead man's name through the mud here. Shame!

@Patricia-kb5qv

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Guinane but, did you hear how he spoke to her on the tape? Pretty scary guy.

@ananse77

5 жыл бұрын

His own children gave very credible statements about the abuse. I believe that. But it's still not a justification for killing him.

@MsMaryPatricia

5 жыл бұрын

@@ananse77 There was nothing credible about what Jack said. Clearly he was coached as no 8 year old would use the words "physically and verbally". He would use simple language like "he hit her and shouted at her".

@truestkiss3699

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Guinane her dad is an ex Federal agent....I don’t think they are going to let one of their own go down for something that was obviously not entirely his fault. He was trying to protect his daughter. What kind of man chokes a man’’s daughter yelling I’m going to kill her? The deceased guy’s kids sounded terrified on the recording.

@lissam956

5 жыл бұрын

How would you know, did you live with them??? A man abusing his wife? Ohh no that never happens.

They thought they were going to get away with it!

@sonyanicaodhagain978

3 жыл бұрын

He was a Bully It is clear in the interviews. He was a drunk and got away with bullying She clearly was a victim of domestic violence

The problems with recording devices is that you can press record when the dispute is in your favour.

@johnnyc8065

4 жыл бұрын

That and setting up the situation before pressing record.

Narcissistic, the moment she no longer felt special she freaked

@laurengoulding1634

4 жыл бұрын

Yep her family is no better either she did not get her evil by accident

"The eyes chico, they never lie"

@marlenezazuetta1504

3 жыл бұрын

lmao ms. bricante

@terry4137

3 жыл бұрын

Chi? Laugh out loud

@truthexposed839

3 жыл бұрын

Molly looks crazy as hell, and her father does too.

20/20 should be ashamed of themselves for taping this "documentary" full of lies; lies from the murderers.

Self-defense is not beating a man to death, they could easily have temporarily disabled him with their weapons.

Why would he allow you to adopt his kids? That would mean you have the legal power to take his kids.

She looks like she is perpetually smelling something bad Also, the boy was totally coached

@Mercenary-1914

2 жыл бұрын

You are right! The son later said he didnt see his dad physically assault her. He also wrote a letter saying she is a murderer and not part of his family. So glad the right outcome happened. Those kids belong in Ireland with their REAL family who loves them.

Little kids don’t say “physical and verbal” . How much money did he leave her? That would answer a lot of questions. As far as the Dad?, he’s trained to lie

@idonotanswerquestions5110

4 жыл бұрын

Julie Sprik some yes, most don’t unless coached

@idonotanswerquestions5110

4 жыл бұрын

My boy is a little first grade honor roll student and he doesn’t even speak like that

@soggypaws4944

2 жыл бұрын

Molly cashed in a 500 grand life insurance policy emptied bank accounts and removed everything out of the house.

Sick. She and her dad killed the poor guy.

@aFoxyFox.

4 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me the whole story?

@aFoxyFox.

4 жыл бұрын

@Tommy B Tell us Tommy B if you know something more, even as to the reasoning. Have you read lots of books on deviant psychology and accounts of crimes, criminal acts, perversity, psychological disorders? Sometimes the behavior has to do with control. Its not like those guys who throw acid on the faces of women had great reasons behind their actions. What I think happened here is the lady was feeling like she was losing control of the situation and being shut out, her dad came and knowing her dad would figure out and be forced to save her, she took back control violently by a surprise attack from behind which the evidence shows. The dad then came in and agreed to try to lie for her so he suffers the consequences and risk rather than her, except evidence showed her involvement and a lot of lies. So she went to prison and the father got pulled in mainly for his lying and trying to cover for her which he felt was an act of love and justifies it to himself even though his own daughter is a psycho which he tries not to think about since he has long been a crime fighter.

@tcbcmoto4895

6 ай бұрын

​@aFoxyFox. I can tell you molly Martin's is a physo nut job cold blooded murderer so is her freak of a murdering father and anyone who supports them😡... God rest you jason Corbett and God help your kids and family 🙏

I remember meeting Jason. He grew up with my dad in Janesboro. They were very good friends. I remember meeting Maggy. ( Jason’s wife who sadly passed away ) She was amazing. I never met Molly, as I did not go to their wedding. My dad did, but I didn’t go. My dad and I were in the sitting room watching the news. As my dad was on his phone it said on the T.V about Jason’s murder. My father was shocked. And so was I. Jason NEVER laid a finger on Molly, or anyone, in an abusive way. The story that was on the news was that Jason wanted to go back to Limerick, Ireland, to visit his family and friends. But Molly refused as she wanted to stay in America and keep Jason’s kids with her. During one night Molly got a brick and hit it off of Jason’s head until he was killed. That story is the one I heard.. so no hate! I can’t believe the amount of pain Jason’s kids went through. Must be hard. They’re in safe hands with their aunty.

@laurengoulding2984

5 жыл бұрын

Aww how sweet it's such a shame that the martens family can't seem to have sympathy for anybody else but themselves molly did learn that from somewhere

@autisticangell

4 жыл бұрын

@HPPAV2003 proof?

@lolalopez7657

4 жыл бұрын

@@autisticangell , must be either a troll or a friend of the murderer who plotted Jasons murder...

@getreelproductions5737

4 жыл бұрын

How do you know what was really going on? You can speak of his character in the way he directly treated you, but you can’t say how he treated her. The audio recordings sound like he was argumentative and belligerent. Who knows, maybe she set him up to sound that way. But you can’t say he never hurt her because you just don’t know

@lolalopez7657

4 жыл бұрын

@@getreelproductions5737 , i can definitely say he didnt hurt her that night. Not a mark or scratch on her...

Imagine being Sarah in years to come and reading that Molly is saying Sarah is the reason the argument broke out and her Dad was mad at her for having a nightmare

@MsMaryPatricia

5 жыл бұрын

And Jack will feel awful guilty that he said his dad was an abuser, even though it's clear he was coached.

@annelambe5650

8 ай бұрын

​@@MsMaryPatriciaJack and Sarah are two charming, well adjusted, articulate young people today. The Lynch family ensured they got whatever therapy/treatment/help they needed to cope with the loss of their beloved father, and the abuse at the hands of Molly and the Martens family.

@MsMaryPatricia

8 ай бұрын

@@annelambe5650 Good to hear. Those kids had an awfully traumatic childhood but non of it was their fault. Their aunt seems like an amazing woman and with such a supportive extended family they can build healthy lives.

They are both in jail as they should be

@kkaterina12

4 жыл бұрын

Are they?

@joehendrix8442

4 жыл бұрын

@@kkaterina12 Both received sentences of between 20 and 25 years, with a minimum of 20 years having to be served. So......yes.

@shawshank6015

4 жыл бұрын

joe hendrix thanks I was wondering what sentence they got

@brnt034

4 жыл бұрын

She's too pretty to be in jail. Even so, the murder makes NO SENSE! What was the motive? None.

@yankee2352

4 жыл бұрын

Not enough

Son jack was coached into saying the phrases, “physically” and “verbally” abuse.

@sylviaking8866

2 жыл бұрын

Well it does look like he was abusing her. Her lawyer should have told her to leave immediately and go no contact. Instead he told her to document abuse. BIG FAT MISTAKE. This type of toxic relationship always escalates. I know this as I had to go no contact with my husband to protect myself, which is the advice my lawyer gave me. Turns out my husband is a sociopathic narcissist. I was lucky I had a good friend who gave me sanctuary until the divorce was final. None of us know for sure if she is the primary victim of abuse but it obviously escalated into a disaster. Most people who met my husband thought he was a charming "good guy". That is the mask they wear publicly but it is the primary victim who sees them with that mask off. You can't believe how many people thought I was exaggerating when I tried to get help. The police totally dropped the ball. I may be a bit biased in my perception of this story due to my own experience but I can attest to the fact the most people would not believe my story because it is so out of the norm for them. My twin sister, my daughter, my son and my 2 best friends know what I have had to deal with as they saw it first hand. I am lucky I have their support. My twin saved my life.

@Mercenary-1914

2 жыл бұрын

@@sylviaking8866 How does it look like he was abusing her? There is no evidence of it. She never called the cops. She never went to police station and filed a police report. A Lawyer said record evidence of abuse. Sounds like to me she went to a lawyer to see how she can get custody of kids AND divorce him. So she manipulated arguments and try to record them. If you listen to the one recording, when you hear him yelling and getting frustrated, it's because she was constantly cutting him off mid sentence. It is vey similar to the case where that one guy was recording his wife. He would have all these evidence of her cursing him out and being belligerent, but luckily the cops found additional recording where HE was being belligerent and also manipulating the arguments to make her look bad. You can't trust recordings when the person doing the recording starts the issue, manipulates the issue, and plays all innocent.

@sylviaking8866

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mercenary-1914 Unfortunately we will never really know what went on behind closed doors but as someone who has survived abuse from a sociopathic narcissist I know that police often don't believe the primary victim making it even more dangerous for them. This is why I say get away and go no contact. Staying to collect evidence is very dangerous and can lead to an awful crime. I would also like to know how his first wife died.

@Mercenary-1914

2 жыл бұрын

@@sylviaking8866 Like you I am also a victim of domestic abuse. The first three times I didn't report it. It took me running around the house trying to avoid being stabbed by a kitchen knife to report it. She ended up getting handcuffed and taken to the station. I didnt press charges, but I ended up with Full Custody of our son because I was not going to live like that. I want to add, that her family felt I should not have called the police and I was a coward to do so. It's frowned upon for men to report abuse for some reason. Especially in my culture. You are considered weak. But anyways...my point about this particular story is I didnt see evidence of physical abuse. I do admit he was way off base in how he was yelling at her. However, at the same time, even in that recording, she never seemed scared or came off as feeling threaten. Her voice was not quivering or anything. She was just passively ignoring him and cutting him off. Which I felt she was trying to do her best to get a rise out of him. But you are 100% right we will never really know what went on. I think she set this guy up. The more I look into this case. He was going to leave her and go back to Ireland with the kids without her. He also didnt trust to let her adopt the kids, which tells me he was feeling controlled and manipulated by her. Yet, she said he was possessive and controlling. As for the first wife. She died of an Asthma Attack. I haven't validated this, but people who post on other videos from Ireland are saying she died in front of 7 witnesses. Medical staff and such. It wasn't like she died at home in bed alone, in the way his Molly tried to suggest in this story.

@sylviaking8866

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mercenary-1914 Wow I am sorry you went through all that. I agree there is a double standard when it comes to male and female victims of abuse. My abuser was a very sneaky covert narcissist but I managed to figure out what he was up to and immediately left. I will never date or marry again. But I will make friends with people. For all we know she is a sneaky covert narcissist playing victims as they always do.

You can tell in the recording she was egging him on to heighten his anger. Cutting him off on purpose, changing topic, trying to get the the kids involved.

The kid says 'he abused her physically and verbally'. Really!? Those words were obviously put in his mouth. That's not how kids talk.

@dstarie

6 жыл бұрын

sounds more like law enforcement speak, dare i say FBI !!!

@licklebee

6 жыл бұрын

I thought the same!

@sandymelaga7831

5 жыл бұрын

She brain washed those two children, obsessed with getting the children but he was in the process of leaving her with the two children and move back to Ireland, she and her dad killed him

@lissam956

5 жыл бұрын

It’s not like a man abusing his wife is unheard of you know. I don’t know why people would not believe that part, and even if he was abusing her there was no excuse to kill him, that’s why we have laws and cops.

@itsabbyquinn3775

5 жыл бұрын

I know the “kid “ personally and his telling the honest truth

She is not to trust Look how she is rolling her eyes 👀

What young child describes when questioned by authorities "My dad would Physically hurt her". it's a con, that poor boy was coached.

If he was so controlling then why did he want to get away from her and move back to Ireland? She and her father deserve to stay in prison for life !!

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, she should have been relieved he wanted to leave her alone.

@kimsmedley164

6 ай бұрын

Perfect point!

If they ever turn this story into a movie Blake Lively would play a great Molly 😳

@KoRnBaKo

4 жыл бұрын

Hi cuteness, Adam from Dublin, Ireland here. :P

@apuiihauhnar7248

4 жыл бұрын

Bethany Nichole yeah ive noticed that she look exactly like blake lively

@michelleryan97

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously a man was bludgeoned to death - his kids live a few miles away from us in Limerick and are devastated both parents lost - could you have a bit more tact instead of picking out movie stars to play a real human that was murdered in a vicious way.

@bethn9615

3 жыл бұрын

@@michelleryan97 save your fake outrage for someone else on the internet.

@michelleryan97

3 жыл бұрын

@@bethn9615 your the one living in the fake world of movies - imagine if it were your dad where people are planning what great movie star is going to play the murderer for entertainment - Real people aren't entertainment - how are people so desensitised that they only comment they can make is about a movie . This is the same behaviour people had with Ted Bundy - making him this great story of excitement entertainment when he murdered and raped real life people. All for documentaries and movies that highlight issues the world faces - but instead we take tragedies and turn them into entertainment and put predators on this pedastil of fame. I don't care if your offended - the level of abuse and violence people live through is so bad in today's world and people focus is not on tackling it instead it's on movies and blockbusters - Sometimes people need to be brought back to reality. I just do not understand comments like this

She avoided eye contact throughout the interview, that's quite telling.

@snzn7659

5 жыл бұрын

she also kept looking left so often. people look to the left when lying and right when trying to remember details

@buckeyefan9202

4 жыл бұрын

direct eye contact is over rated as a truth tool. everybody needs to look away from time to time to recall events

@deltamiloandtheginger443

4 жыл бұрын

@SN ZN it's actually the opposite of what you said lol right is a lie, left is remembering

@deltamiloandtheginger443

4 жыл бұрын

The eye glancing also been proven a myth by experts years ago... Over and over.

@intergalactic4160

4 жыл бұрын

hattie nuff you would make a terrible directive. Lol

Liars , Liars ,they deserve much longer. Two children are orphans left behind . How dare they play the victims!

Molly's dream was to become the first doctor to make it fashionable to have a landscape brick on your nightstand.

@marciamellow1211

5 жыл бұрын

Super great comment.. .

@lauracampbell1990

5 жыл бұрын

Ahahahahahahaha

@xieyxiey5117

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahhahaha 😂😂

@patrickcassidy8543

4 жыл бұрын

@@xieyxiey5117to paint the rock and put it by the mailbox. Is that plausible? it is the first time I have heard people do that. She used to insult the man too. It is all about framing it to make themselves look as if it was self-defence.

👀🙄😒 eyes looking all around... no eye contact.... lying!!! 💔

Both the Martens were found guilty and doing 20-25 for 2nd degree. Ole Corbett was struck over a dozen times in the head, a little excessive for self defense

@buckeyefan9202

4 жыл бұрын

have you ever been in a fight bgray?,...rage and adrenaline take over and fear is a dangerous cocktail of emotions you dont just turn off like a light switch. everyone is different and you cant predict how you would react in same situation. keep your monday morning amateur comments to self

@DavidBrown-jk2pm

3 жыл бұрын

Throughout history, people who "finally had enough" will "overkill." It doesn't imply premeditation. It does imply previous abuse.

@infinitejest441

3 жыл бұрын

They’re currently out on bail pending a retrial

@ddempsey9642

7 ай бұрын

​@@infinitejest441So how come they're out on appeal but allowed to air their 'evidence' in public like this???

@infinitejest441

7 ай бұрын

@@ddempsey9642 I posted this 2 years ago 🙄

A LETTER READ out to the court on behalf of Jason Corbett’s 13-year-old son, Jack Corbett, said that Molly Corbett would be “remembered as a murderer”. Molly Corbett’s actions, Jack wrote, had deprived him and his younger sister Sarah of a “kind, loving and adoring father”. Enough said.

@laurengoulding2984

5 жыл бұрын

Yh I know so tragic 😭😭😔😔 it shows very clearly that the poisonous fruit does not fall far from the poisonous tree

She won`t even look at the reporter in the eyes, while she`s explaining what all happened.

The way she will not look directly at the interviewer or camera....and the way she looks up and around at anything but them....tells me something just isn't right here.

@alex-op5ls

4 жыл бұрын

yes,very bad lying

When she was looking everywhere else except for the interviewers face or eyes, you knew.

@sandymelaga7831

5 жыл бұрын

That's because she's lying, she and her dad both!

Not enough is done to support male victims of domestic violence. They say the most vulnerable time for a victim is when they are leaving. You shouldn't just imagine a woman when you think of a victim. Jason was planning on leaving America and taking the two kids back to Ireland. Molly couldn't stand that and killed him, thinking she would have the kids.

@Johnyrocket70

5 жыл бұрын

they were not her kids

@Johnyrocket70

5 жыл бұрын

not surprised his 1st wife is dead.

@ananse77

5 жыл бұрын

Male abuse victims? Did you hear his children's statements about how their father abused her?

@julie.1081

5 жыл бұрын

ananse77 Yes, men can & are victims of domestic violence. You don't hear of it often because #1- women are the victims of DV in far greater numbers & #2- men tend to be embarrassed to report that their wife/partner abuses them. We heard the tape of 1 fight that she recorded w/o his knowledge. She knew it was recording. If you were her, how would you act in that situation if you wanted to prove your SO was violent? Did I hear what the son said? Did you? Did you listen to how the son spoke to the therapist? He used language that was far beyond his years. He sounds as if he's been coached. Yes, they fought. But, just because he was a big guy, that doesn't mean he was the abuser. We're only hearing her side & her descriptions of him & his actions. Other than the neighbors who speak highly of him of course. So far, if we judge by this video, this is a "she said, she said". Maybe she's telling the truth. But, this interview & her behavior during it certainly doesn't help her case. I think she did a total snow job on her father though. Even if he was a FBI agent, he was her father first & foremost.

@patriciacal1446

5 жыл бұрын

MsMaryPatricia so Very true my brother went through. the same experience

I adopted two children because I loved and adored them and wanted to give us all a family. She wanted to Secure her Rights with them? That’s just down right weird!!!

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

Secure her rights to his cash. She never had a job apart from "modelling" and a bit of "au-pairing".

Ireland looks so gorgeous. I would like to spend a summer there

@pauline8987

4 жыл бұрын

Ireland is stunning ... you would love it!! It truly is 40 shades of green!!

@zeroireland

2 жыл бұрын

They say the grass is always greener on the other side. In Ireland this is true in the literal sense only.

Her father should have kept his nose out of his daughters marriage. He's paying for it now the cons are going to beat him every chance they get.

@joshfierro5695

5 жыл бұрын

Let's hope so!

@julie.1081

5 жыл бұрын

Melanie Walker - Any LEO that goes to prison is automatically put into PC- a protective custody unit or SNY- a special needs yard because of that very reason. The only time they're put into GP general population, is if they specifically request it.

@joehendrix8442

4 жыл бұрын

Not true. I just watched a story on 60 minutes or one of these true crime channels about a woman that was in an abusive relationship. The guy wouldn't let her speak to her family. The dad tried everything to get her back but they were two states away. He finally drove to her apartment but the guy said she left. Come to find out he killed her and the dad felt guilty he didn't do enough. My daughter gets in an abusive relationship you can bet I make that guy regret it. You protect your children no matter how old they are.

She hits record and then starts ignoring him to get a rise from him. He was trying to say all i want is to have dinner with my family. This is a shameful piece. She wanted them kids and had no claim to them and he was leaving her. They are guilty as sin.

@Johnyrocket70

5 жыл бұрын

they were not her kids, anyone in their right mind would want to protect kids from a crazy guy that chokes women out and get sexual while doing it & a previous wife already being dead. they need to dig her up and re examine the 1st wife.

@Idkyayes

5 жыл бұрын

I dont care if she was ignoring him, that response he gave was explosive and a completely exaggerated reaction to the situation, and right in front of his kids. She was trying to steer the kids away from the fight and he just kept going.

@mashakalinkina7207

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah i dont agree, the bellowing slamming fists down over nothing is scary & abnormal. Record record record. Sad case.

@chinezeolisah1308

4 жыл бұрын

Lili Pritchard notice how the kid did not say dad stop yelling but instead said they should both stop fighting meaning that she was also yelling too and actively participating in the fight until she hit record.

@glennkometscher7928

4 жыл бұрын

He was leaving her with his kid's & the bitch would get 600 thousand if he was dead

He is going to use his FBI training to help him and and his daughter get away with murder

@MariaMaria-wv1sy

5 жыл бұрын

Pls WaLuigi Dom Me they were convicted and sentenced

@John-mi2rt

5 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing that had the FBI believed he ,a fellow agent, was innocent they would have used all the tools available to them to prove it. They didn't.

The lies told here by both and the interviewer allows them to besmirch his name. The interviewer is almost breathless as she sells the real estate, the ideal family.Jason didn't want Molly to adopt his children as she had lied throughout their time together. She is a fantasist who wanted thechildren but not the reality of married life. Her father is an enabler to his princesss and her mother who was in the house at the time of the murder, stayed in her room the whole time. This was an attempted smash and grab of 2 children that Molly wanted no matter what the consequences. There was no balance in the interview. Why not interview Jason's family and friends to refute the Martin's claims and lies.

@markduchey8785

8 ай бұрын

The interviewer was terrible. Like most female American TV presenters was probably hired for blonde looks instead of capability. Amazing that she never interrogated anything Molly or Tom said. Totally awful one-sided program. Shameful.

Controlling what? The mortgage? Car notes? Living expenses? That’s the easiest excuse to go to when you have none.

@JW-uy2on

5 жыл бұрын

The $500 golf clubs.

@pamelaporter1739

5 жыл бұрын

Of her. He tried to control her.

That women's dad had screwed the crap out her. He should held accountable too. How screwed can this get? Some FBI bashing brains in. SMH.😕😔

Nanny slept with her employer straight away? That really tells all about her motives.

no more than id expect to hear from someone convicted of a murder. Insinuations all about dead people not around to refute them. they didnt fool the jury or the judge. thank god for that

She doesn't come off well in this interview. No eye contact. Something certainly seems off with her.

@paigesmith8734

5 жыл бұрын

Mamasgotabrandnewbag 57 yeah it's called lack of psychiatric help!

@kimberlyann8555

5 жыл бұрын

I have a hard time making eye contact with even my own kids and husband, She could be under stress, 😢

@johnettajones2014

5 жыл бұрын

Fear ...... If you never been there.....you wont know.....when you're abused...you train yourself not to look into your abuser eyes....or anyone else's....it's called ....FEAR....

@RayneSaltair

5 жыл бұрын

As a domestic violence survivor you learn to recognize it in others. She's mumbling, looking down, trying not to cry, trying not to see the "What is wrong with you why didn't you just leave?" look in people's eyes. Trying to remember the person she was before she met her abuser and trying desperately to figure out if she'll ever be strong enough to be that person again.

@crystalquintero8059

5 жыл бұрын

Victim!!

If Jason was "controlling" then there is no way he'd move to America near her family and far away from his. He did it because Molly was homesick That argument is nothing scandalous. He is trying to talk to her and she ignores him. Who wouldn't get mad. She comes off as robotic, obsessed with the kids. i'd say he didn't know what to make of her and of course was frustrated. All that happened was a typical marital fight. Oh and Molly made fun of his weight at a BBQ the night before.... if she was so scared of hjm why do that?

@natbet2009

5 жыл бұрын

jumpforjoy6 he wanted America citizenship

@theincredibletwinkie

5 жыл бұрын

His company moved him to North Carolina from Ireland.

@sofiaglove

5 жыл бұрын

@@theincredibletwinkie, molly was homesick in ireland. He requested his company to transfer him. He bought the house 300 000 $ and gave molly 80k $ to decor the house. She bullied him. He wanted to leave with the kids. She killed him. Now she deservedly jailed. Good riddance ^^

@RoryMonaghan

5 жыл бұрын

@@natbet2009 why would an Irish person want US citizenship?

@John-mi2rt

5 жыл бұрын

@@Christina-eo4wc And you clearly haven't studied the whole case. There was an abuser but it wasn't Jason.

One of ways that abusers abuse is through silent treatment - sometimes they wouldn't say anything for two three weeks until you tear your hair out wondering why - maybe you went for a coffee with friends or wore something they didn't like - they like to train you to isolate - What she is capturing on this video is his frustration over her using the silent treatment and mind games - They try to make you loose your mind through manipulative tactics - Also the interview with the children is coached - no child that age says he physically and verbally hurt my mom - this is not language that children use - Again abusers want to isolate their victims - this man moved to het home country where he had no one - again tactics of abuse. As an abuse surviver I think this interview is disgusting - also abusers have strange relationships with their parents - I sense something incestual with Molly and her father - it's just not right. They are pissing on us real domestic violence victims mocking our experiences - choking and suffocating is a very serious form of abuse and she's taking our experiences and abusing them for a murder trial. In my mind I think she was trying to abuse him so much that he would give in and sign adoption papers and if he signed those I think she would use it to remove his kids keep the house and destroy his life finances etc. This woman and her father are psychopaths - they plotted and planned and schemed.

@brittanybunn1518

10 ай бұрын

I completely agree! I grew up with a very abusive father and none of her story is adding up - she seems like she was the abuser. She is also giving Amber Heard vibes if you know what I mean...

@blackwidor

7 ай бұрын

100 percent agree with you

If a man hits you, leave him asap.....and never look back, it is inexcusable.

Jason was a nice guy! My father played golf with him a few times as we live in the same neighborhood. My dad testifies to Jason's character. Very sad this woman and her father murdered him.

@BarbieMom

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Roberts liar

@ttlola5515

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Roberts When a person does not look in your eyes while holding conversation,they are lying and you can tell she's lying. I believe your dad,when he said, he's a nice guy.

@adamroberts658

5 жыл бұрын

They lived in the "Southern Woods" section of Meadowlands Golf Club, I live in the "Wakefeild" section on the 5th hole. I used to ride my bike / skateboard by their house all the time when I was young. I won't prove this to you but you can take it or leave it.

@BS-dq1kz

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Roberts yeah? Your dad played golf with him so he can testify to his character huh? Do you know that my dads a nice guy too and I love him and everyone in my old town says he’s a great guy also! However, when I was growing up the police were called to our house quite a bit and he beat my little bitty barely 5 ft tall momma all the time. He is 6’4”. I remember multiple times when I was little having to jump on his back and beat his head and pull on his neck as he choked my mom and I stared at her face below me turning purple because she wasn’t getting any air. She’d be slobbering out her mouth sometimes and her eyes would really be bulging out of her face. Sometimes she’d have bruises but usually there were none. I can also recall blood dripping off her face and black eyes. Nonetheless, the guys he worked with and raced with said he was the best! And he was in some ways but not in others. He was very abusive. So...I can’t say for certain this man Jason was an abuser but I can promise you, no one ever REALLY knows for sure how another person is until they live behind the same walls as one another for awhile. I’m sorry to say your dad can not testify to Jason’s good character inside Jason’s own home and within Jason’s own relationship. Oftentimes only the two of them can do that...and the kids.

@adamroberts658

5 жыл бұрын

I'm just saying what my dad told me because he actually knew the man. For all I know he could have been secretly abusive. That doesn't change any facts of this case tho! I can tell in this interview she's probably lying, plus she got convicted and is in jail for his death. I'm really sorry about your horrible experience.

Regarding the recorded arguement , any person living with someone with A narcissist can tell you that the shouting person isnt neccessarily the abuser and that being angry isnt abuse per se. He could be angry like that because he is frustrated at her pattern of never listening to him, always thinking that what he has to say about anything doesnt matter. You need a lot more evidence , recorded over time to conclusively decide what the realtionship is like .

II don't think the father is innocent, he helped his daughter slaughter a man but I think Molly Martens manipulated her mother and father to the point that they believed their daughter was being repeatedly abused. She is responsible for her husband's death, Jason's children becoming orphans, her father's incarceration and her mother's demise.

@dub1951

6 жыл бұрын

agree 100% this article sums it up extra.ie/news/world-news/who-was-molly-martens

@overthemoon9941

5 жыл бұрын

dub 1 what a tragic story..such a troubled girl and wasted life..

@YOYOKE64

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't be surprised if at new trial she threw Tom under the bus and denied prior knowledge

I think she wrote everything on the ceiling lol 🙄🙄

she's a spoilt child - why didnt she leave???? this BS Molly - u didnt have to kill the guy

Amber heard would be perfect to play her in a movie

As an Irish teenager hearing the father giving out in the audio clip is the most normal voice ever over here that’s just an angry father everyone can get angry but not violent he just shouted. Nothing else

At least Jason’s children are now safe with their biological real family. Molly should have her own kids instead of trying to steal another family’s children.

Why won't she look anyone in the eyes? And she won't look at the camera. She's lying.

i dunno...i kind of saw her smirk when she said "the truth" 0:34

"forgive them, sitback, let karma do the rest" -an extract from the internet

Imagine your wife recording every conversation and argument you have over a year and playing the highlights that favour her to court after she kills you by smashing your brains in while you are asleep after her drugging you, well you don't have to Imagine just listen to Molly 😮

One highly edited side of a story, kid was coached before that edited clip by her mother Sharon Martens. She failed to tell of her unstable past being on numerous meds, the lies she told the fantasy world she lived in, facts are the facts paving slab on bedside locker father runs up with a baseball bat they both beat him and left without a mark, father also testified he never saw or heard of any abuse which contradicts what he said here, Jason knew she was unhinged wouldn't let her adopt the kids was planning on moving back to Ireland without her and the rest is history. Justice is served the evidence has been conclusive. In my eyes having thoroughly read transcript in should have been first degree murder. Rip Jason and Mags

@ananse77

5 жыл бұрын

Nah. Both kids, interviewed separately, told of similar incidents. It is not possible to coach small children so completely.

@darknightcorexd7227

5 жыл бұрын

ananse77 all she had to do was stage a fight,just like she did with the tape make sure the kids are nearby to listen and try to anger her husband.

@kutu3029

5 жыл бұрын

@@ananse77 it sounded coached to me but I may be wrong

@mauriciofelix190

5 жыл бұрын

@@darknightcorexd7227 Stage the fight? She wasn't provoking him. It sounded as if he had a problem to begin with. I never talk to my wife like that for ANY reason at all. I am not sure about your marriage if that is acceptable even if "staged".

That audio recording is telling. She's *baiting* him with her disrespect, interrupting him and her flippant "who cares" tone. She wants people to hear his anger but he's reacting to HER abuse. Classic Narc move!

she avoidto look the reporter eyes during all the interview is so anoying.

Well done 20/20 interviewing two murders and giving them a voice and opptunity to lie. Excellent work.

They killed jason for his money and kids

And she wanted the kids for child support and to live off the money and his

"Molly" wouldnt know the truth if it got up and bit her! Her account of her ambitions don't add up. She claims she wanted / studied to be a doctor but according to a written account she didn't even finish school ffs. That the interviewers swallows and repeats this lie hook line and sinker is quite remarkable! The ex boyfriend Keith Mangain was so traumatised by his relationship with this woman that he wrote a book about his experiences long before MM ever killed her husband. And one other untruth peddled in this interview - despite saying that Molly never in trouble with the law - there was at least one recorded traffic citation violation in 2014. The research team of this program need to be more proactive and not take personal statements at face value ... I'd sack the script writer to begin with ...

@robingarrett3171

5 жыл бұрын

E MCC I get your point but a traffic citation is hardly a history of trouble with the law.

@ananse77

5 жыл бұрын

You say: "She claims she wanted / studied to be a doctor but according to a written account she didn't even finish school ffs." Umm. But isn't that EXACTLY what she and the interview said? That she wanted to be a doctor, but she started university and it was too hard because for the first time she had to study, so she didn't finish and ran away to the nanny job? Are you lacking in listening comprehension skills?

Her insinuations that Jason killed his ex-wife should secure her a couple of eternities in HELL, right?

Oh I thought he killed his first wife but I stayed around waiting for it to happen to me😯🤔IS SHE FOR REAL! the kids were not her's he was hardly a looker so why not just leave 🤔.

She doesn’t make eye contact and everything seems so rehearsed.

@gayledimitri5887

4 жыл бұрын

Babytots yes! Exactly, I noticed that when she was explaining how many times he strangled her, she keeps on looking up to the left. A tell tale sign of lying!

This woman was crazy and she wanted his money and she tried to turn his children against him so sad these children already lost their mom and now they don't have a father because of greed I think he may have figured out what she was up to and wanted a divorce I hope her and her father go to prison so sad RIP.😞

The children were still asleep and had to be woken up. Their story about the argument waking up the father from the basement while the children who were supposed to be sleeping next to their father didn't wake up doesn't make sense. Along with so many other things. How much did they have to pay for this outrageous deal? There should be a petition to have them serve their first sentence. It's so disgusting what she did to those children "she loved so much". Knowing they'd already lost their mother, she took their father away from them. Damn, they called her mom_!!!! Nature is well done, fortunately this monster who should spend her life in psychiatry, never have children!!!

ABC is famous for not sharing the next part of the story...

I went to school with her after she killed him. Had classes with her and did a competition with her outside class. IDK man tough call on the judges part.

What one recorded audio where she goaded him by not acknowledging him repeatedly and ignoring him when he asked her a question. She's so rude and ignorant. And Mags father never said to Tom, a complete stranger, that Jason was responsible for Mags death. If he thought that then Mags mother and family would have thought the same and none ever did. They only came out with that when they knew it could never be questioned cos the man had passed away since then, but he did go to the police and swore that he never said such thing to the Martens. In fact, Jason tried to save Mags en route to the hospital by performing CPR

@sweetlikechocolate437

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Did you read the autobiography "My brother Jason"? Poweful book.

He was a drinker and controlling enough to use her for a passport but not respectful enough have her as Mother just full time Nanny..

At 8:59 she’s shaking her head yes and no at the same time also in the next question about passing out. She says yes while shaking her head yes but it slipped into a slight no shake. It’s her subconscious...it won’t lie even though she is.