21 years and 4 years for the brutal murder of the innocent mother and grandmother!?!?!?!? !!! What is wrong with Justice system all over the world!?!? Dispicable! Disgusting! Period.

@IreneArcher-yt1kr

3 ай бұрын

Police doing there job then comes along-----

WHAT on EARTH took them so long to go to their Mum's house??!! If the son, son in law and all her family knew this tenant was suspicious, they didn't have the time to go to her home and check this guy out??? Take care of your people, people!

@corinavandewetering21

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same. How long didnt they hear from there mom and thought that is strange. You call youre mom or go to her house. Really makes me angry. That poor woman died a horrible death and no one knew. It was just strange they didnt hear from there mom

@lisawentworth6831

10 ай бұрын

good point.,..they knew he was a weirdo! I'd be checking on her all the time, regardless! In fact, I would have tried to convince her to boot him out.

@mariahunter1784

9 ай бұрын

Well said 💚

@Propfaqs

9 ай бұрын

My exact thought. Especially when knowing the mother had a sketchy boarder who argued with her about moving in his boyfriend. Sadly, the victim was a woman with financial needs or she would not have taken in a lodger. In my experience, the more money one has, the more people keep in touch! They show their devotion with daily phone calls, visits, etc.. Less or no money… you don’t need to do that. What for? That person is only going to die with debts.

@jackies961

9 ай бұрын

How awful.😢

We had a divorced neighbor lady who rented out the 3 extra bedrooms in her home and she did it for years. She went through the local community college where foreign students (potential renters) were vetted. She had students from Japan, China, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia over the years and it worked out great for her. They paid her for room and board (she provided and prepared their meals) and they had their own rooms but were welcome throughout her house. If they had guests they were either visiting family members(who could stay for a couple nights) or other students who never stayed over night. She really enjoyed those kids, they were funny and respectful. I don't remember her ever mentioning problems because they were either in classes or in their room studying, some had part time jobs. On occasion, on a weekend night a group of their friends from college would stay till late listening to music, playing video games or watching movies in the rec room, but never expected to sleep over. She was payed in advance for a predetermined amount of time through the organizing agency at the college. That said, she'd never have welcomed a random person off craigslist or the internet, so there was a level of security.

@millienatal1537

10 ай бұрын

P

@lisawentworth6831

10 ай бұрын

that's entirely different; students know what the score its. This was a socially awkward man that was gay and was going to have overnight guests no matter what. When I went to uni, loads of us from abroad stayed in rooms and had positive experiences. I was an adult, so I had my own place...simple as that. Own place, own rules.

@ponygirlusa

10 ай бұрын

@@lisawentworth6831 Obviously. The point is where and how she found her tenants. 🙄

@mariahunter1784

9 ай бұрын

Loved your comment 😍 it's lovely to hear that not everyone is out to kill or do someone out of money etc. Refreshing to read 💚🍀

@countesscable

8 ай бұрын

Yes, the foreign Student market is an excellent way of renting spare rooms. It’s a win-win for the renter and the Student. I have always found them to really respectful and no trouble.

So, the killer will be out in 10 years and the one out in 2. For a woman's life. I really think the UK needs to get serious about crime.

Marc bringing his mother to the viewing was a red flag. This was a way of getting false trust because his mother was with him.

@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt

10 ай бұрын

You could be right I understand when you’re looking to buy somewhere you may take one of your parents or your partner with you to look into what might b available etc but Xx

@liscatcat8756

9 ай бұрын

Not really , everyone takes someone to something buying 2nd hand car, hospital appointment, for reassurance and support 24 isn't that old , my daughter is 23 and probably go with her if she wanted.

@fionamackie3357

9 ай бұрын

I would go with my son. He's autistic. Beautiful young man but not a great communicator. Certainly not a murderer.

@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@liscatcat8756Exactly whenever I’ve gone to look at possible new homes for me to buy and maybe live in I’ve gone with my Mum it means you can discuss with your parents partner or whoever what you think of that property and maybe find a way to save money in hope to see of you can buy it etc and if it doesn’t work out for whatever reason then least you try again sadly in this case Marc wasn’t to b trusted and maybe poor Ann should’ve told him she was waiting to see if any other tenants would be interested but the poor thing was desperate Xx😢😢

@Joelswinger34

7 ай бұрын

And also showing that he had the mentality of a child.

The acting was very amateurish, especially the false Italian accent of the mum. Awful what happened to that poor lady. I’d sooner have no money than have strangers in my house. You never know who they really are.

@tantalize5795

10 ай бұрын

🤣😂

@UscruOutlaw

4 ай бұрын

The accent is laughable

@barnbersonol

3 ай бұрын

Streep wasn't available. Sorry.

In America they would both have got life sentences. The fact that Mark's accomplice David only got 4 years is a disgrace.

@johnmc3862

10 ай бұрын

Not necessarily, expensive lawyers can make a real,difference in the US. Where people don’t get the sentences they should.

@markr002

8 ай бұрын

Agree. These two should have been sent down for life.

@orionxtc1119

8 ай бұрын

In Europe, rehabiliatiation is a major factor....in USA JUSTICE is the main factor

@Rosco-P.Coldchain

8 ай бұрын

Yes your absolutely right Elizabeth but the more I watch these programs the more I realise the sentences involved are always far to lenient in my opinion which is in itself sad..The amount of families having to take the miscarriage of justice to their graves is the worst part of all as they have already suffered enough but yet get kicked when they are on there knees..Makes me so angry and disappointed 😢❤..All they want is justice for there loss and each and every one of them deserve it…!!

@kidkanoo

6 ай бұрын

That’s England for you, pathetic sentencing!

I can't understand why Antonietta's children hadn't helped her so she wouldn't have to take a lodger or, at the very least, to do reference checks on the lodger. What a strange arrangement.

@EuphemiaGrubb

10 ай бұрын

Yes, agreed.

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

Agree also. Very naive family. Should have at least done a background check

@natapressman4434

10 ай бұрын

At some point in life kids have to come together to help mum or dad. It’s a golden rule!

@GradKat

10 ай бұрын

Well the mother seems to have been a very independent old lady, maybe she didn’t want her children to support her. Perhaps the fact that the lodger turned up initially with his mother reassured her about his character.

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

@@GradKat That's true, but l still think the family should at least be hovering in the background, 'just to make sure'. At over 70, things can start happening with people's judgement, even when they're independent. Beginnings of dementia, etc. Her kids letting her let a much younger unown male into her home is irresponsible on the family's part, IMO.

Rental laws for individual rooms in a private home should be on the side of the homeowner….if the homeowner is not comfortable it’s only reasonable the tenant leave,they have no right to continue victimising the landlord in their own private space,especially when no rent is being paid.

@ozzeelady6029

10 ай бұрын

Once their in you can’t get them out, and there is no reasoning with these creeps with evil intent. NO justice when these murderers who cause such grief are literally “set free” No deterrent. LIFE should MEAN LIFE! You’ve taken one you lose yours!

@shahsheikh541

10 ай бұрын

@@ozzeelady6029 I totally agree with your feelings and sentiments….I just feel that when a room in a private home is let to an individual then the personal space and the feelings of the homeowner must be respected, if this is not possible for whatever the reason the tenant must leave within a short notice period even if they are to be homeless.Maybe the law for buy to let properties has strict rules for the tenants but when your just a lodger those rules seem very harsh for individuals who just want a to improve their domestic finance.The case that we are talking about is truly horrendous , to be carrying on in her house,disrespecting her and the wicked and callous nature after her murder, I hope they got the same treatment in prison.

@carrollkohinor4466

10 ай бұрын

I do not think english laws are the same as american laws. I think he could have been evicted

The evil monsters should never get to see the light of day again!! That poor lady may she rest in peace🙏. My heart goes out to her family

@appledoreman

9 ай бұрын

Evil, yes. But once again - as so often in these crime documentaries - it was drugs that warped heir minds to the extent that they carried out their evil acts.

@verabolton

9 ай бұрын

Clearly they tortured her. How else would have they known the PIN code for her bank card?

I would refuse to let my mother rent a room to some stranger

@justsayin397

10 ай бұрын

They might have advised her not to rent the room out but she was only 61 and in sound mind so she was in charge of her own life. I would have def tried to stop her too but some people are very stubborn.

@chiflores2634

10 ай бұрын

No because hey gay most likey and what makes u think women are any better tgey can bring many mens to the house or females its bias

@michelejohnson6459

8 ай бұрын

Would you have provided the income she needed so she didn't have to rent out rooms? 🤔

@tantalize5795

7 ай бұрын

​@@justsayin397Pride before a fall....

@tantalize5795

7 ай бұрын

​@@michelejohnson6459 She wasn't struggling. She was a lonely old woman and possibly money-hungry.

When you have elderly parents,,don’t expect them to reach out to you! Your an adult now check in with them daily.remember they don’t want to be a burden and probably won’t ask for help if needed,,if they’re always the one to make contact

@Gera1713

9 ай бұрын

even if they aren't elderly...she wasn't that old. if I still had my mum I'd give anything to talk to her every day ,whether she was 40 50 60 or 80

It's obvious what happened - the two men were high on drugs and already hated the landlord because they had to pay rent and abide by rules. That poor woman, RIP.

@verabolton

9 ай бұрын

They clearly tortured her. How else would have they known the PIN code for her bank card? That poor woman 🥺

The last part of the daughters interview is heartbreaking. Brought tears to my eyes . Rest in peace

@thomasvalentine4636

10 ай бұрын

We are all reborn as other creatures to suffer vivisection, factory farming and slaughterhouses

@patricialagrier1785

10 ай бұрын

Me too 😱😭😭😭

@Thanasis_Koligliatis

7 ай бұрын

At 40:33

@alasskaluna2446

7 ай бұрын

@ thomasvalentine4636 if only that were true lol… would serve us all right!! Unfortunately though there is no justice in this world.

vile beings 😢 sentences for both are absolutely shameful

@markr002

8 ай бұрын

Agree. Life should mean life.

Ive lost my mum and i know exactly what she means when she feels like shes forgotten something or somethings missing , but my mum died with all her family with her , i cannot imagine what that poor family have gone through knowing how awful her mums death was ... God bless them all xxx

@margaretpijnaker9922

7 ай бұрын

I always was single and let rooms ,I only let to girls , my thirty was I could not throw a man out , had a couple of problems , both men , was a good lesson.

@rebeccahylant7695

6 ай бұрын

Sick.

Yes in a sudden power cut you often find yourself with a handy hammer in your hand…..

How come none of the neighbours saw David cllmbing in and out of the window? That poor lady...

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

'That poor lady' made a very foolish decision and invited trouble into her home. Her son & daughter were also foolish to allow their mother to make that kind of decision. WTF? Did they do any kind of background check on that 24year old whose mum didn't even want him? Play stupid games, get stupid prizes.🤷

@evaflowervines9520

10 ай бұрын

Harsh but true

@susanandrew6453

10 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing.

@Joelswinger34

7 ай бұрын

Do you think they are all sitting there looking at each other's houses all the time?

@charliwilde

3 ай бұрын

Because the bedroom window for the top bedroom which Marc rented isn't in full view of other houses. It was a kind of skylight. There was a garden gate on one side with a small alley, a high fence blocked view into the garden and the window wasn't clearly visible. If David were climbing up there it would have been fairly easy to get in and out without being seen- especially in the Uk in winter when it gets dark early. Source: friend of mine was a tenant of Antonietta's around a year/18 months before all this happened. Visited the house and spent time in the bedroom. A slender man could climb in and out relatively easily. Someone as big as Marc would have got stuck.

Such a beautiful kind lady, with a wee medical problem.!! Qst; Why waiting almost two weeks to react,knowing she is alone with a bad lodger.??. So sad.!

Here's a mom struggling, but used to taking care of herself. I'm sure her kids would have taken her into their hones. But independence is so important as one grows older. My mother lived by herself until she passed at 85.

@m1ssjuju

4 ай бұрын

That's true for me too. My mum is the same and has lived alone since divorcing my father 20 something years ago. She always does things using her own judgement unless I'm literally there with her, is the only time she'll ask my opinion. If I'm at home which is around the corner, she won't reach out to me. Just her stubbornness too lol

They were both complicit in this woman's murder, so why were they not both found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment?

@firefly88887

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree, terrible liars but even with that they didn’t sentence both of them - he’ll be committing more crimes believing he’ll get away with it again- the justice system here is unjust - rob a bank, hurt no one and get locked up forever, murder a vulnerable person and get out in two years 🤯

@carolynthompson3291

10 ай бұрын

I agree. Also no mention of theft of the landlady’s bank card and all the money stolen. They both should have got much longer sentences.

@johnmc3862

10 ай бұрын

No, one committed the murder, the other aided and abetted. Very different.

@dropperknot

10 ай бұрын

@@johnmc3862 No,No, if two or more people set out to commit a crime and murder occurs, they are all equally guilty

@bevwinn1369

9 ай бұрын

@@firefly88887 nobody who robbed a bank and hurt nobody has ever been locked up forever.

I would have suspected that lodger straight away!! When it’s your family you get a gut feeling

@michaelsinclair3321

10 ай бұрын

Personally I never felt comfortable about roommates and boarders especially when it came to some people who have no regard for accountability

Very sad for the family and i feel for Julia she did a great job in the interview for this. That must have been difficult. She is such a well spoken lady. I'm sure her late mum was very proud of her kids

@firefly88887

10 ай бұрын

It really got me when she said that she’s thinks she’s forgotten something and it’s that’s she hasn’t spoken to her mum and the realisation that she can’t just pick up the phone , I lost my mum to cancer in 1999 although she was only 62 and i still get that feeling it never really leaves . I look at the world at the moment and the way it is and I know it’s not a world she would have coped with , the horror of the being separated during covid , none of us would have coped with that! God bless Our Mothers and keep them safe 🙏🏻

@Frenchblue8

10 ай бұрын

​@@firefly88887my mother missed covid by 6 and a half years. But by then she was more or less self housed and not much would have changed for her. She stayed in her master suite the beautiful Riverview anyway and her own bath so it would have been quite easy for us to come and bring in groceries prepare her meals in the kitchen and just social distanced and masked. I think we, as a family who had endured many tragedies and sorrows, likely would have coped just fine. It's always our sense of humor that got us through everything that happened, and second to that would always be the consistent acknowledging of the pain the individuals were feeling. In that way our family was pretty good at understanding each other and in tune with how we dealt with things emotionally. That said I do understand how the covid months of lockdown and separation would have been much more difficult. My sister and my niece lived two towns away and I will never forget the beautiful spring day in May of 2020 when we kept hearing a car horn, finally looking out the front window, there they were having driven the 20 minutes, holding up a huge sign saying"we miss you and are hugging you right NOW REALLY REALLY hard!!! We still have that poster board sign because it's not only is it history, it will always be part of the history of our family. Fifty years from now those of us still unborn will cherish it I hope, as I hope some of us will still be here to remember and talk about it. I think Antonietta and her son and daughter and grandchildren would have done okay. But as soon as she could I know she would have hugged those precious grandchildren. And to think that tow selfish, narcissistic infantile adults, grown men despite all their issues, had the right to just take over what this woman had earned her whole life, steal it from her and steal her from her loved ones based on nothing but impulse, misplaced resentment, laziness and self-entitlement at an incredible level. Sorry didn't mean to go on so long, lol!

@Rosco-P.Coldchain

8 ай бұрын

Yes I thought exactly the same..This lady was obviously very kind and trustworthy and this piece of dirt took advantage it makes me so angry ❤

My thoughts go out to this lovely family. May those monsters rot in hell!

@kimmccabe1422

10 ай бұрын

Oh yes, they will NEVER rest in peace like their victims and death is eternal. ❤️

@fsheik1127

10 ай бұрын

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

They are not a lovely family - highly disfunctional, if you ask me. Who lets their mother take in a 24,year old social reject and drug addict to live with her under the same roof? Complete nincompoops - l really can't feel sorry for them or their 'over sociable' mother.

@mitchand9

10 ай бұрын

​@@kimmccabe1422 not true. I had a good peaceful rest

I don't go a day without speaking or seeing to my elderly father! If he didn't return my call by the end of ONE day, I would be straight round to his house!! 😢

@fionamackie3357

9 ай бұрын

You are a good kid. Your Dad must have been an amazing father ❤ Not everyone gets such an experience.

@user-gc3lm2nh7b

9 ай бұрын

@@fionamackie3357 Bless you! 💓

@fionamackie3357

9 ай бұрын

@@user-gc3lm2nh7b bless your father. He earned your love. I really feel for people who earned their children's love. Beautiful souls. Not enough of them.

@dubster8086

9 ай бұрын

Yeah I’m with you on that. My Dad is 93 and we are in contact daily, even if it’s just a 2 minute phone call to check he’s ok

@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt

2 ай бұрын

Bless your heart I still live with my parents so from that point of view we’re together and are safe but it proves you never know what’s around the corner losing my parents ( they’re fine) is one of my biggest fears Xx😢😢

Sadly, women are targets. Women with children are targets women alone are targets, and when you’re older, you’re like a bull’s-eye it’s really dangerous you cannot rent a room when you’re an older woman you really shouldn’t do it when you’re a younger woman it’s just not something we can do.

@thomasvalentine4636

10 ай бұрын

Men are also killed by hammer blows

@gazXspace

10 ай бұрын

Amy that comment speaks volumes about you sadly. Maybe your just a victim and throwing shade with wild men hating statements mean you don't have to be accountable for yourself whatsoever

@angelasmith7912

10 ай бұрын

From experience I totally agree with you, it’s just not worth the risk

@voyaristika5673

10 ай бұрын

You are right. It isn't fair, it isn't right, but it is the way it is.

@ronniemead805

10 ай бұрын

@@angelasmith7912 Definitely not worth the risk.

The UK is notorious for applying ridiculously low sentences for horrific crimes. There must be a sociological explanation for that, but you can feel the frustration in all their society.

@appledoreman

9 ай бұрын

The notion of 'an eye for en eye' are long, long gone in this country (UK).

@georgiabrough7127

9 ай бұрын

Sentences in this country are so low and have been for a long time 😢

@fionamackie3357

9 ай бұрын

Considering they sent people to Australia at one time.

That lady should have been better advised by those close to her before allowing just anyone to move in to her home. Very sad and could have been prevented.

@michellesteinman1642

10 ай бұрын

So sad

@maggiecollins1099

10 ай бұрын

totally agree her family let her down

@actuallyterry

10 ай бұрын

She should have been but let's place the blame on the correct people, the murderers.

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

​@@actuallyterryGone on with you with your 'wokeness'. Let's actually place the blame on those two selfish children who were not protecting their vulnerable mother from potential murderers. We all know the murdered did it, but that's why we have the justice system & prisons. What we should be is protecting ourselves & our loved ones from those animals who are out there & will never be up to any good. Blame the murderer? Yeah, right.

@Faristol7

10 ай бұрын

We all know 'the murderers' did it.....

If I was a family member of that beautiful kind woman someone would have to hold me back from those two little Bastards! My heart goes out to that wonderful family.There sentence was a slap on the hand my God what is wrong with the UK's justice system the family has to live with bumpy into these two animals for the rest of their lives!!!

@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt

10 ай бұрын

Yes I’m looking into moving to my own place soon but whenever I’ve gone to look at flats etc I always take my Mum with me and do my research. This case is fairly similar ( aspect we haven’t found out what’s happened to her) to the Susie Lanfu disappearance she was an estate agent and she went to show a potential buyer a house and she hasn’t been seen since zxx

That friend who witnessed David throwing away the hammer couldn't have driven back later to recover it, now, could he! 🤨

The actor playing Mark is dreadful, more like a Little Britain character... My heart goes out to the family, what a horrendous thing to have to go through.

@tantalize5795

10 ай бұрын

😂🤣 That's what I was thinking also.

@dementedopossum8148

10 ай бұрын

He wasn't the only gay in the village.

@samjohns3227

10 ай бұрын

@@tantalize5795 He's no actor, he should stick to selling plants in a garden centre or something! His performance was cringy!

@samjohns3227

10 ай бұрын

@@dementedopossum8148 Haha!!

@majalovric6920

10 ай бұрын

OMG not funny, but so much like Little Britain character...

I have rented rooms three times all from three single landladies when I was a student. They are smart to rent it to someone like me, a single female. No landlady should rent rooms to male tenants.

@ElaAusDemTal

10 ай бұрын

Sometimes you don't have a choice, if you need the money. And women can be just as bad - my family owns a house in Croatia which we rent out and the worst tourists so far were a group of 20 something women; broken coffee cups, sand everywhere, a singed night stand (candle without any underlayment) plus stains from who-knows-what on both a mattress and a carpet ... awful!

@patricialagrier1785

10 ай бұрын

@@ElaAusDemTal y'all should have taken them to JUDGE JUDY she would have made them FUKGIRLS PAID FOR THE DAMAGE.

@johnmc3862

10 ай бұрын

Someone like you lol! 😂

@laurajames723

10 ай бұрын

Maybe today that should be the rule of thumb. However, in 2002, I had a room to rent and rented it to a fellow that I worked with, who would turn out to be the best roommate I ever had, and we're still friends today. I often call him my adopted kid brother who looked out for me and vice versa.. I don't exclude that fact that this could indeed be an exception to the rule...especially in the kind of world we live in today.

@chiflores2634

10 ай бұрын

This ppl was bias it was two men it what i think im sorry they loook the type

These individuals were deemed ‘vulnerable’?? Don’t think so.

@elizabethsohler6516

9 ай бұрын

One was the other was not. Watch again.

@camellia8625

9 ай бұрын

One of the men who had Autism, SEN etc clearly was

@francesegan514

3 ай бұрын

Both menaces and dangerous

I don’t know what’s worse: the crime or the acting.

@creamsoddaaa

4 ай бұрын

the accent !

@shelzblack488

4 ай бұрын

I know right

@hirainawhaanga6253

3 ай бұрын

Acting really? These are her children showing raw emotions reliving their mothers murder.

Only 21years for murder?!?!

@1fan689

10 ай бұрын

Smh

@Girl-101

10 ай бұрын

It’s the UK, our punishments are often not justice inducing, if you take a life on purpose then you shouldn’t have a life of your own.

I feel bad for this family and this kind woman..but the overwhelming feeling for me is why as part of their punishment these creeps are not given the beating of their lives…with a hammer..but we now have to give them shelter…food…medical and dental services etc…

@janetpendlebury6808

10 ай бұрын

That would make them no better than the criminal, plus who do you think would do it and not be traumatised for life!

@Poeticfloetic

10 ай бұрын

​@@janetpendlebury6808I would want to if that had been my mother.😢

@crazyred1

10 ай бұрын

​@@Poeticfloeticand so would I !!! 💯%

@Poeticfloetic

10 ай бұрын

@@crazyred1 ❤️💯👑

@patriciaoreilly8907

9 ай бұрын

Evil scumbags.

What a horrid pair of pathetic Monsters , Rest in Peace Lovely Trusting Lady .

Prayers of Comfort for the family and all other's going through such turmoil

Better live alone than renting out to strangers. Family should have taken charge and chased those lodgers out.

No way would I let anyone move in with me! My home is my sanctuary.

4 years? What was that Judge thinking? And why did the son and daughter permit that monster to keep living in there mother's home??

Justice system is messed up. It has failed a lot of victims and families

This pair of disreputable scumbags got off lightly. British sentencing needs to be reviewed for crimes of this nature.

@user-pm8iy4rg6q

Ай бұрын

If committed in Canada, might be a slap on the wrist. Don’t do it again. Our legal system is a laugh

I chatted to a man on the train and he told me that he took in a young couple from the EU to live. They became like family to him. They bought him a large tv for his bedroom, his daughter was then ostracised, they took out power of attorney for money and health and he left everything to them in their wills. He invited me to his home when they packed off to the second home abroad they were building. I declined.

Why did the Two scumbags get such Little time in prison.Disgusting!

15:52 They had the PIN number for her cash card . They must have coerced that from her!

Renting rooms within your house is dangerous especially if you are a lady! I’ve done it and I’ve had some horrific experiences! Once I had rented to someone who had escaped from high security mental hospital! Once I let this guy in on Christmas Eve feeling sorry for him, he paid deposit and a month rent… I left to go to a family for Christmas Day… I returned 2 days later he was gone! There was a broken glass ashtray and evidence of a struggle! I couldn’t get hold of the guy and I can only assume the one who had escaped from mental hospital had attacked him and the poor guy made a run for the hills!!! It took another week to realise there was something not right with him after he spent all day smashing things in the room and arguing with imaginary people and I called police to remove him! On arrival police recognised him and told me the truth! I was petrified!

@Theowlhawk

3 ай бұрын

The only guests allowed in my home are four legged, and fury. Yes, like you, we can't be so trusting anymore.

What a shame they sent her home to deal with this alone.

@Joelswinger34

7 ай бұрын

They "sent" her? She was an adult who made her own decisions.

@sheilametcalfe9467

4 ай бұрын

I didn't think her children were protective enough. They should have gone round to hers and thrown him out. They knew he was difficult. They just sent her back by herself. R.I.P. poor lady

A new neighbour was only telling my son the other day that she was thinking of getting a lodger because she's afraid of being on her own, she feels unsafe & could also use the extra money. I immediately said to my son that she would be better off on her own or getting a dog because you just can't trust people! Riposa in Pace Cara Antonietta xxx

Why would a Single Lady let out a room in her house. I would never ever

@aishalea7508

10 ай бұрын

cuz we cant afford not to?? try being a single older woman and finding something u can afford alone .. in australia at least thats pretty tough, so renting out rooms is a necessary evil to get by

@TS-rd7oy

10 ай бұрын

Uh, because people have bills to pay.

@tantalize5795

10 ай бұрын

​@@aishalea7508😂🤣

@bjbrown

10 ай бұрын

I live in Florida and I have considered letting a room but stories like this convince me to live solo.

@peachesmcgee4795

10 ай бұрын

Money.i did it for years in order to keep my house when I became chronically ill.

After my experience with even my own family member, I won’t be renting no part of my sacred home to nobody. Not family, not friend, not stranger

Why didn't the family go down sooner and kick him out. What were her children doing letting their mum rent a room to a stranger? Just unbelievable.

@tradeladder146

10 ай бұрын

Leave the Family alone, dont you think they have been thru enough, you nasty Woman. 😒

@Misscnyp

10 ай бұрын

​@@tradeladder146they deserve it.

@GradKat

10 ай бұрын

Old people are not adult babies - they are able to make decisions for themselves. You’ll discover this when you get old. The idea of the children “allowing” their mother to take a lodger is ludicrous. The day my adult children start telling me what I’m “allowed” to do is the day I change my Will.

@GradKat

10 ай бұрын

@@Misscnypyou should be ashamed of yourself. I pray you never experience such grief.

@Misscnyp

10 ай бұрын

@@GradKat if my mum is haven't problems with a tenant and they not paying rent... best believe I'm stepping up. She wouldn't even need a tenant in the first place

Riep sweet lady.❤ What a tragic and senseless death. So many wicked people in this world😢.

"He had been diagnosed with the blablablabla". Sure.... 🙄 I feel so sorry for this wonderful , lovely lady, that her path crossed with this vile disgusting toad, of all people! Never ignore the red flags.

Well, I never felt contented untill I visited my mum nearly every day as I lived very near to her, if not I phoned her , that lovely lady should have been more looked after by her children really, its so sad rip dear lady.😢

Keep a close look on your loved ones. If something feels odd, off or out of character go with your gut instinct.

I really appreciate the downloading of these episodes. It is the best true crime series. No one does it like the Britts.

Don’t let strangers into your home

So sad, such a waste. My grandmother let out the top floor to a lodger in her old age to be able to pay her way and I think it worked out fine but she must have had good lodgers. She had arthritis which made her last years so painful. The two Wiltshire policemen come over very well compared to many, very bright, good.

@SuzyQ334

10 ай бұрын

I love Steve Fulcher. He was the SIO who got serial killer Christopher Halliwell off the streets and lost his career because he bent a few PACE rules. It's no wonder thousands of police jobs are vacant when senior pen-pushers throw their own under a bus.

So sad. What a waste of life.Tragic death of a nice old lady. So many immoral murderers walking around and you just don't know who they are.

Carr-Burstow was as guilty as hell. Even many jurors thought so. The majority verdict we now know was a majority of one. Since leaving prison this violent, disgusting man have preyed upon a young woman with children. He admitted to a cell mate that he was the one who beat her to death. Juries are basically stupid. How can you put the facts to a jury of people who are basically ignorant of the process and totally ignorant of the psychology of murder? They will make more mistakes then not. This was a definite mistake and the prosecution should have appealed the verdict on the grounds of the trial judge disallowing evidence of a jailhouse confession and other evidence from friends as hearsay.

Those actors should be jailed for their performance

@nursesophie5254

10 ай бұрын

awful, especially the accents

@steviboyy

10 ай бұрын

I think the woman learned her Italian accent from the Super Mario Brothers.

@elcapitan667

10 ай бұрын

Yep..and the ''Italian accent'' is perfecto, sound exactely like my many Italian friends do when they speak English..NOT...😅

@chemistrykaren

10 ай бұрын

Turns out he was born in Birmingham and grew up in Wiltshire 🤦‍♀️ 😂

@firefly88887

10 ай бұрын

I thought Marc played a really good part ,in that I really disliked everything about him within the first 5 minutes!

I was in Trowbridge a few weeks ago. Couldn't wait to leave. Big crime issues there according to my policeman friend

@AmandaWRU

10 ай бұрын

It's everywhere, nowhere is safe these days, drugs and no morals, very sad story, should've both been jailed for life

@firefly88887

10 ай бұрын

Looks all pretty on the outside but? Same here in Wales they come into these tiny villages with their little children , too busy buying new range rovers and playing golf to notice that the village is mind blocking boring and their kids are now teenagers getting up to all sorts criminal activity- so have villages over run with elderly people and very bored teenagers- recipe for disaster ! I see that Marc with a c mother was quick enough to kick him out of her house, she actually visited the room with him , seen that woman was vulnerable, how could she ?

The asinine sentences leave insult to injury.

I wouldn't rent to anyone, no matter how broke I was, shared flats myself for seven years or so, sometimes good, sometimes bad, too many weirdos about.

Think the family waited a long time to check on their Mom. Crazy story, was she worried she couldn’t find another renter? I would have insisted that guy went a long time before! Poor woman, may she rest in the Lords care & peace to the family. 🙏❤️. Be careful out there in renting rooms or sure!

Why would rent your room ,,for making money’’ when you are a single person… your children live far… to strange criminals…!!!!

40:47 she worked so hard all her life and these live well buggers took her… disgusting! 😢. Condolences to all Antonyetta’s family.

This poor family -- my heart goes out to them. Don't bring strangers into your home! I made that mistake once, and it cost me dearly. Sadly, Britain will likely let these two out in a few years with a pat on the head and perhaps new identities.

I will never understand how a family don't call their mother at least every two days... I used to call my Mom daily!

@hirainawhaanga6253

10 ай бұрын

I loved my mother dearly but I Jeter rang her e eryday.

@actuallyterry

10 ай бұрын

Different people have different relationships

@OhElvira

10 ай бұрын

Because mine was physically abusive... not everyone likes their mother.

@dementedopossum8148

10 ай бұрын

I haven't spoken to my mother since 1993, don't even know if she's still alive. Nor do I care.

@Lauriej117

10 ай бұрын

@@dementedopossum8148 Obviously, the relationship between the mom and her her children was different than the relationship between you and your mom.

My heart is broken! Those evil and ugly druggies 👿 eating pizza and joyriding in her car.

@justsayin397

10 ай бұрын

It’s seems all their “friends” and acquaintances had no morals either. Skanks the lot of them

Poor lady, that little rent $ for the room was definitely not worth it.

@erinjaynes

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same!! Just think if her kids had subsidized her income a little she may have been able to avoid having boarders.

@herstory1012

10 ай бұрын

​@erinjaynes can you subsidise your parents income as well as raise a family???

@dianaveronicakambanis9690

10 ай бұрын

Not Sorry For the lady.you never let a stranger in your house .my mother told me that when I was a young gi TT l

@dianaveronicakambanis9690

10 ай бұрын

Never let my mother put that man in her house

@dianaveronicakambanis9690

10 ай бұрын

She let that boy come into the house.why. Why

The case would not be solved unless physical evidence fell into the police's lap. But this murder would not have happened had your country given out long prison sentences for murder like in the US. This guy knew he would be out of prison in a very short time and would marry his boyfriend. There is no deterrent for murder and that places all citizens in danger for their lives.

@DrDolittle744

10 ай бұрын

The crime rate in USA is one of the worst in the world and most definitely worse then uk which proves the death sentences and life sentences are not a deterrent. So your argument is flawed. People honestly believe they will get away with it.

@firefly88887

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯! I had to sit in Court one day as the appropriate adult for x 17 years olds in total it took 4 of them x2 18 the other two 17 to murder an old man for £50:00 . The stood in line giggling and joking with each other and because he had a heart attack they got away with only burglary- they were delighted it was stomach churning sick making !

@aishalea7508

10 ай бұрын

like US is any better, 10 years for raping n murdering an 11 year old is one that comes quickly to mind american justive system is a joke.. as are most western countries sadly

@jaijai5250

10 ай бұрын

That doesn’t make any sense. The US is punitive when it comes to crime, yet the prisons are full. Doesn’t seem like a deterrent to me.

@SuperDeathlyhallows

9 ай бұрын

So there are no murders in America??🤔🤔🤔

Rip 💐 Antonietta sending prayers to her family 💛💛

So sad. What a terrible world we live in.

Very sad what these ruthless scumbags did to this poor lady. It's also very disturbing and sickening to me to read some of the comments on here, basically putting blame on her kids because they "allowed" their mother to take in a lodger. Some people have a very twisted way of thinking.

Never rent out a room to a stranger.

So, both of them got a slap on the wrist.

What's wrong with UK sentencing guidelines?

@thescrutineer7022

4 ай бұрын

An ‘eye for an eye’ is no longer considered, mentioned nor taught anymore unfortunately.

Sorry this is going to be unpopular but why did her son and daughter let it get that far ? Anyone who is obviously giving my mum a hard time then they will deal with me

@CoraJean19

6 ай бұрын

She goes to the house (the next day after a good nights sleep) and sees a tv and shower curtain missing, and jewelry boxes in the garbage… and she doesn’t think that’s odd until AFTER it is revealed in the trial??

Never rent your house to a pervert.

David is a walking time bomb.

The lady was struggling why did her children give her 300 pound per month instead of putting her at risk

This one is one of the most painful to see, to realize what happened (and how) to a decent, friendly elderly woman, a trusting "foreigner" in England. The tenant's stupidity, falseness and ridiculousness was glaring in this video. Whether because of being from a generally more sociable country (i.e. Italy) she didn't pick up on how dense, clumsy, awkward, false the tenant was, to watch this as someone who basically knows what's normal and what stands out, on seeing the tenant enter with his mother, a substantial "heads-up" is experienced by the viewer. If one of the landlady's offspring had been present for the interview, the landlady would have, no doubt, been advised not to rent to that dork. The landlady would have rented to someone else and would have gone onbto enjoy her life, her family and her friends. Oh, God, the tragic things that happen to good people at the hands of, besically, defective, deficient souls and selves.

this comment section is so full of victim blaming and its so strange. why are so many people saying that women just shouldnt do anything because theyre targets? "why would you rent out a room to someone? you cant trust people! women are at risk!" why are people blaming her children, and whats more: the MURDER VICTIM, for the fact that someone killed her?? it's like someone saying "you shouldnt have been wearing that" when someone gets raped and killed. fucking deplorable, all of you saying such.

I loved all of it. The upstairs verandah was my favourite. Thank you. Tell her to come to my house. When i was her age i renovated a run down house. And it too looked beautiful. I appreciate her energy and dedication. I am now a bit too old to do these things but love watching other's building projects. Thank you. This was just amazing and spell binding to watch. ❤❤

About time her family woke up, but too late!

What a despicable pair. Their prison sentences were a joke. Disgusting.

The amount of adverts during this episode was ridiculous, approximately 1 every 5 minutes. Very annoying and completely spoiled the story. What happened to respect for the deceased? Ads are trying to make money on the back of a tragedy

R.I.P beautiful strong lady you deserved more🌟

Thanks for letting me see this video keep up the good work on your channel ❤️❤️.

Prison will be like a sweetie shop for these two.

I am left without words! Speachless.

Mark certainly had a dark & violent side. Hate to think he aimed his rage towards her. Very frightening

Its a just a pity the Mum didnt go live nearer her family .. i know its too late but she would of been safe there 💓

@Joelswinger34

7 ай бұрын

Why is everyone talking like she was stupid and pathetic?

@Joelswinger34

7 ай бұрын

And it's "would have " FFS.

@taraalan1131

6 ай бұрын

@@Joelswinger34Grammar Police?👮🙄

Both pieces of crap!!!! David is clearly a person who has got away with blaming things on his disabilities, which is a learned behaviour! Adhd doesn't cause you to forget. Your memory can be bad but not forgetting things like this, its disgusting he got away with it! Has someone with adhd and a mother of 4 children with autism, adhd, ocd, dyslexia and my youngest has type one diabetes. This has no baring on this sick and twisted action! He did this because he was evil just like his bf! When he is out are they going to place him in full time of an adult?? Because according to the law he doesn't seem to be responsible for himself! But that wont happen he will be left to do as he likes! A broken system, that fails victims! My heart goes out to this family.

That woman got no justice....This episode makes me much more aware to never rent for No one...

Don't let a room to strangers.

If you're of a certain predilections, then your a poor victim, and not responsible for anything you do. SMH!

5:16 yes classic character trait of someone who had an over bearing domineering Mother. You’re always trying to please her because god forbid you get on the end of her wrath.