...why was there a brick on her nightstand? ...I've got some random ass s*** on mine, ....but no bricks..

@claudiusdrakonusmaximus7930

6 жыл бұрын

SaintJohn Chick hell, I may have built a nightstand out of bricks before.

Children do not use words like "physically" and "verbally" so quickly or so fluently. The boy has been coached.

Father thought he was smart, after years in the criminal FBI he and her thought they could get away with it.

@serbiastrong6238

2 жыл бұрын

They both got released

Did the dad say this big man had his daughter by the neck, declaring that he was going to kill her, got clubbed over the back of his skull by a highly motivated former FBI agent, CONTINUED to hold onto his daughter's neck and DRAG her toward the bathroom... and she has ZERO bruising on her neck? Wow, that seems UNBELIEVEABLE.

@sonquatsch8585

4 жыл бұрын

more unbelievable that that big ass man couldn't defend himself against that old fart with a MINI bat! hello. he was already out COLD from the brick. girl.

Killed him since he wanted out. I so saw this coming . Obviously he didn't have give her any parental rights to avoid any future custody battle.

They coached that little boy because no kid says physical and emotional abuse

My ❤️ heart goes out to Ireland 🇮🇪 from USA 🇺🇸

@mylesmooney7505

2 жыл бұрын

It’s well known about in Ireland 🇮🇪 ! Don’t believe her whatsoever

Pretty clear she wanted the kids meanwhile he planned on leaving her. But of course crying "abusive husband" is their story.

A brick on the nightstand? Lack of blood on the ceiling, a big guy like that and this woman and thin dad. Definitely premeditated

The "thumping" he heard was his daughter hitting her husband over the head with a brick as he slept.

Yes we all keep a brick on the night stand.....Yep yep And the son used some big words for a small child...

@brandononuzulike3314

6 жыл бұрын

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING!!

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

Carolyn Jonas Explain why he went from saying on tape before the incident happened that he's seen his Dad hurt his Mom.... then after being taken back to Ireland suddenly claims there was no abuse and she's a murderer (because he was coached and made to believe that).

@sarahstockton9425

6 жыл бұрын

He was like 11, right? I knew those words at 11, or am I wrong n miss heard his age

@ling9121

6 жыл бұрын

smart child

@floridagirl2569

6 жыл бұрын

I have had several bricks on my tables & nightstands. My children & I do crafts quite a bit like painting them & using for garden deco

How did blood end up on the brick and not one word of blood on the bat? It sounds like she killed him, for his children and he father tried to cover it up. Absolutely crazy case!!!

@bUrRiEdaLiVe6

Жыл бұрын

First of all... who the f*ck keeps a brick in their bedside table?

Who keeps a large brick on the nightstand? Premeditated murder

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

Stevie C :-P Or someone used to being assaulted and abused....

@betzybrethour334

6 жыл бұрын

Stevie C :-P the brick was for the kids and her to paint 🎨 the next day you can find the full story on Crime watch

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

Betzayda Brethour I have a friend of mine who had been attacked before, and the area that she lived wasn't a very nice neighborhood... she wasn't allowed to have any guns or knives because she'd had an assault charge before from a fight she'd had with a girl at a bar once who was trying to steal her phone and purse and she'd busted the girl with a beer bottle... so she kept a fork in her purse that she'd sharpened the ends a bit for just in case thinking at least she'd have a fork. One night she was walking home at night and a guy tried grabbing her to drag her down an alley... and even though she'd dropped her whole purse and all the things had fallen out strewn about proving what she claimed... she'd gotten ahold of the fork from the purse which was what she was trying to get to while he was dragging her when the rest of her stuff had fallen out everywhere.... she stabbed him a few times in the arm with it to make him let her go and she took off out of the alley trying to find someone to call for help... while she was running around looking for help the guy called for his wounds and claimed that she was trying to rob him!! Just because she had those prior charges from the bar fight, they tried to say that her keeping a fork for protection was premeditated and they didn't believe that she would have just had a fork for protection... they believed the guy who was trying to rape her instead of her!! The sad part is as much as they tried to act it was common sense that the only reason a person would have a fork was if they planned on using it for something...I feel it's common sense to realize if you deny a women a knife or a gun to protect themselves that they will find anything they can use to protect just in case. Honestly, the law is comprised of idiots most of the time and that's why the innocent suffer while real criminals walk. It happens so so so often but people don't seem to get how often innocent people are accused and wrongfully convicted.

@jenreports9761

6 жыл бұрын

Stevie C :-P a victim of domestic abuse!!

@mitchellwintercat

6 жыл бұрын

thanks for info and insight. my thought was that if it was premeditated, the motive was skewed because without her legal adoption the children would have gone to family members in Ireland anyway

Her father goes from not wanting to tell his daughter what to do in her marriage(after supposed signs of abuse) to bludgeoning Jason to death in the same house as his kids. Yeah, seems like a logical step🙄 this, and the fact that Jason was planning on leaving Molly makes it all seems like a smear campaign to justify what they did.

If the bat was a gift then why didnt he give it to the boy on arrival? Fbi daddy chooses his words carefully.

@centralop9370

4 жыл бұрын

Ba Ri i had seen the part that the bat was given to the boy

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

My FBI agent says that he might have used his electronics on the FBI daddy

@bari2883

3 жыл бұрын

@@raulrauda6615 electronics?

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

@@bari2883 google image “psychotronic weapons”

@bari2883

3 жыл бұрын

@@raulrauda6615 ok. Ta.

"He would physically and emotionally hurt my mom" is the quote of the century. Don't know many kids his age that understand the magnitude of what's going on and with script it felt like he was reading...

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

He didn't sound scripted to me.... he was up walking around, keeping himself busy as kids tend to while talking....a child scripted sits there barely moving and appears like they're taking a test or taking large pauses of trying to remember(which you would've been able to physically see)..... those words rolled naturally and comfortably out of his mouth.

@amandalyons1719

6 жыл бұрын

Raymond Gastelum or maybe he heard his mum saying it to her parents for years on the phone 😛 my kids knew those words long before I divorced my husband wish I had thought of bumping him of instead of ruining my life for 20yrs

@14598175

6 жыл бұрын

No they don't and there needs to be criminal consequences for women who do this because it's getting out of hand. Out of the 3 friends I have who have been through divorce, ALL three at some point have been accused of being "abusive" to their kids, mom, etc. One of them admitted in court that he was coached, another just repeated what her mom said that "taking her mom to family court is abuse" the other was a baby and mom accused him and then later admitted it was her attorney. Disgusting.

@iprobablywontseeyourreply.7193

6 жыл бұрын

Kai Evans he recanted after he was living with the husbands family… It's always what a kid says immediately after a tragic event that is usually the truth.

@stass2933

6 жыл бұрын

Raymond Gastelum he used big words for a small child, more realistic response would be "my dad hurts my mom or hits my mom"

I guess the purchase of the baseball bat is a little coincidental too. Perfect toy, but perfect weapon too. I'm not Irish.

@gina1emo

4 жыл бұрын

Douggie F Are you Irish Lol 😆

I have to be honest here I am from Dublin Ireland and when I seen this on the news I questioned everything. His first wife died and now this. Nobody is that unlucky. I personally think someone should look into this case again. But what do I know.

They obviously hit him in his sleep. There's no way that weak grandpa could kill him if he was awake

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

You speak the truth, and she slipped her prescribed durgs in his drinks.

If i were a jury member id be enraged that i wasnt given all the information to make an informed decision...If you are on a Jury always ask yourself,,"What is the Prosecutor keeping from me""..

@oisin5684

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Peoples life's are on the line and information is being suppressed. Utterly disgusting.

Why is there no testimony from the other adult in the house that night? Did Molly's mother not wake up, or does her story not support her husband and daughters?

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

She wanted to stay out of it.

Daughter murders then calls daddy to cover up the murder. So sad.

My question is why would the husband turn his back to the farther if he knew that that the guy had a baseball bat(3:22)?

I could imagine If a former trainee FBI agent with many years of experience as the father was..hearing his daughter screaming and fighting with her son in law in they own house , in they own bedroom with all their family around ..I margine the FBI agent taking the action of calling right away to the police for help while trying to grab his hand to get him immobilized from do any kind of movement until police-helps arrives ?...instead he took a baseball bat and went to their Daughter and soon in-laws bedroom with a baseball bat with the intention to intentionally hurt his soon in law????...

Liars

Why is there a random, unormally HUGE brick chilling on they're nightstand?

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

rinzleR R My thought is someone used to getting attacked, giving themselves quick access to a weapon just in case needed.... What I think happened is he probably attacked her in the bed... maybe he was a rapey sort of guy... she grabbed the brick and hit him in the head.... they fight and struggle until both are standing, this is probably the WHY he was saying he was going to kill her (the point where the Dad comes upstairs).... husband's ranting dragging his wife, dad cracks him from behind a couple times trying to get him off his daughter, husband turns back around going after the Dad and taking him to the ground and while rising with the bat about to stand over the Dad, daughter grabs that brick again and gives a quick hit to the head.... at which point he now collapses... but she may have been in fight or flight mode and kept hitting him a couple more times before it sunk in that he was done, down, and completely dead.

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

rinzleR R The reason I say this is because if it happened that way, their claim of self defense actually fits the evidence.

@Ellemerob

6 жыл бұрын

patrickkane0524. I agree. '..quick access to a weapon just in case needed..' Given ample time to choose a weapon for defence no one would pick a brick which would be actually hard to used as a weapon when being attacked especially for this woman. Their claim of self defence doesn't actually fit the evidence. The evidence points to him being drugged and asleep when the attack took place. The evidence also points to her or her father having absoltutely no injuries whatsoever less the slight marks on her neck put there by herself as witnessed by the police officer.

@stfuplsok

6 жыл бұрын

rinzleR R their* nightstand

@ling9121

6 жыл бұрын

rinzleR R decoration?

sounds like she pushed that man to the edge and manipulated her dad

Lol I hit him w/ a brick on my nightstand, because we all have those just chillin right by the bed. This is the perfect outcome for a toxic relationship my only speculation on this matter would be to pick your spouse's wisely.

@flawsinstyleg.9799

6 жыл бұрын

Raymond Hessbrook or dont fuggin get married gf's all my life. Ill try em all women are lethal weapons to your livelihood

@feliciacfortin6515

6 жыл бұрын

Raymond Hessbrook like whaaaaaaat?! ....

@alexstone1808

5 жыл бұрын

What was a brick doing on her night stand?

@ilikebaseballs

5 жыл бұрын

@@alexstone1808 same thing all bricks do, sit there and wait to be smashed into someones head

@alexstone1808

5 жыл бұрын

...IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME, DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY TIMES I'VE JUST TURNED AROUND AND "SURPRISE".."THERE'S A BRICK ON MY NIGHT STAND" LIKE MAGIC..."THERE IT GOES AGAIN"...WHERE ARE ALL THESE BRICKS COMING FROM ?

An unarmed retired FBI agent?

Dang ...that's where I left that patio brick....right on the night stand .....

Wtf those jurors are saying what they think might have happened, what about actual facts.

@flyme2009

6 жыл бұрын

u hve a point

@ritawashere5787

6 жыл бұрын

Cody Shepard EXACTLY. Don't they always instruct the jury to consider the facts? Jury of ones peers doesn't always mean that their brain cells are holding hands.

@rob3326

6 жыл бұрын

Everyone who watches a csi episode now thinks they can figure it all out from 1 or 2 pieces of evidence. They disregard anything that doesn't fit their theory. There wasn't blood in the bed but the juror decides she hit him while he was sleeping. If the father was altering the scene, why did he leave the brick and how did he make the blood in the bed disappear? Their story is off, but you can't add facts with no evidence.

@mlasko74

6 жыл бұрын

The jurors must be retarded folk

@GLCSR

6 жыл бұрын

The jury threw facts out the window and judge those people on their own theory. The conviction should be vacated and retried.

That's what I thought! Wife hits and kills him with a brick n gets her dad to help cover it up.

@ihavetowait90daystochangem80

6 жыл бұрын

Teresa D'Alessio agreed!

@VideosNorthwesttraveler

6 жыл бұрын

Teresa D'Alessio dead man tell no tales.

@avamasquerade

5 жыл бұрын

Poorly, I might add...

@kelseyblakley

5 жыл бұрын

Not true. I knew molly.....! GOD DAMN

@danpan001

3 жыл бұрын

@@kelseyblakley why she has a brick in her bedroom?

She was going to loose the children she loved and killed him in hopes they would remwin with her.

@danpan001

3 жыл бұрын

Lose

Anyone who sleeps with someone who has a brick on their night stand has to sleep with one eye opened! 😳

The father "just happened" to have a baseball bat in his room, that he was gonna gift to his grandson. How convenient! An 8 year-old saying "He physically and verbally hurt my mom"... nice script

I didn’t see any bruises on her neck, didn’t her father say that’s the reason he hit him with the bat? Premeditated murder all over. When I saw the brick and she said it was on the nightstand.🤨🧐🤔Who keeps that as decoration in a house?

NEVER sleep in the same building with a partner you just told you're leaving in the mornin'......People snap......

You never know what happens behind closed doors. I swear that you need CCTV cameras in your house to show what happened.

After reading up on this case it seems clear that this could very easily have been a murder. There is a stack of evidence and motives that point to that hypothesis. It just seems extremely weird if their own story is true. What I don't get is why the father agreed to help out. Surely as a FBI agent he should have figured out that their alibi was weak. Maybe he just discovered his daughter killing her husband and then felt that he needed to help her out by creating the weird story. Seems completely weird as the whole alibi makes very little sense compared to accusers story of the events. It's like their story doesn't add up. And then I can't really understand why they would make this up unless they tried to cover something huge. This is not really a hard case for the jury. Also: "She will serve a prison term of 25 years and has a projected release date of March 12, 2039."

Convenient to have that bat

I know y’all are stuck on this brick, but I’ve been watching the dad carefully. He’s literally remorseless. Even when normal people have to kill someone either in the line of duty or in true self defense, they grapple with it. They have a hard time dealing with the reality they had to take a life, and are often emotional or trying to hold in emotion. This guy has ZERO emotion about having to take a life. He’s proud, even after the fact. The guy paid with his life and even now, the father has not one empathetic word to say. I truly believe the father/fbi agent is a Psychopath.

@oisin5684

6 ай бұрын

He's trained in law enforcement and in highly tense confrontational situations as a career for 31 years of his life. If you happen to find yourself in a highly charged scenario whereby IF what he is saying is true his DAUGHTER was being grappled by the throat and after a warning proceeded to do so after knocking him to the floor then I think any reasonable person would be of the view that any hesitancy in striking him with the bat being dispelled would be understandable in those circumstances. I don't pretend to know one way or the other whether it was murder or self-defense but that's a poor logic.

I think Jason correctly identified her determination to be made the children's legal mother as a red flag. Why push for that when she was married to their father?. Was she planning to divorce him and take the kids. In the recording where Jason shouts at her, this is a clear case of stonewalling. He is trying to talk to her about having dinner together and she is just completely ignoring him and talking about pancakes. My parents do this to me, stonewall me, and it does ''bait'' me and ''goad'' me, or, it did until I understood the dynamics and how it made them easier to blame me for refusing to talk. There is one perspective only. The End. Molly looks like she was a vacuum. She just inserted herself in to another woman's life and that made her feel wanted for a while but then it lost its effect and she was back to being a vacuum again. Instead of trying to get Jason to make her the children's legal guardian, she should have had psychotherapy to deal with having no value.

God bless you and may we be a blessing to Him 👥🔥

So at 2:24 all she managed to document was her blatantly ignoring and disrespecting her husband before she crushed his skull with a rock. Poor woman.

Oh my lord the blatant LIES from this murderer and her father, THE actual murderer! To still drag him and his name and his families name through hell after he was murdered?!?! There was no injuries to go along with this gentle attempt of "self defence" And ha scalp has been ripped off. Even a child knows true right from wrong in this situation. Are the serving time yet?!?' I had to edit right now cuz I wanted to also state how gross this murderous couple are. Not even enough time.

30+ years of FBI-ing, and daddy cannot come up with anything smarter?

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

That's what I thought, too. He does not seem very smart. God help us if FBI agents are as bright as him.

so much left out in this report ; all innuendo

I've heard jack speaking a full Irish accent, he's not speaking an Irish accent in those tapes

@xmanxavier77

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly I thought it was just me

Is someone lying?

I can't believe this.. any of it. Being a woman who is struggling to get out and stay out of an abusive relationship I can relate and empathize with Molly so much she almost feels like family. My Dad never stood up for me the way hers did. I don't know what happened with this case. I hope they are happy and living their best life now. if anyone knows what happened could someone reply please?

@oisin5684

6 ай бұрын

The pair of them took a plea deal of voluntary manslaughter. The father plead guilty while the daughter pleaded "no contest". New evidence has emerged from retrial. Social workers involved, some quiete disturbing claims from the woman alleging that she would sometimes pass out while having sex with him as a result of having nose and mouth covered by him in the act and also being made to forcibly have sex with him. Audio played in court of numerous domestic disputes between the pair, Defence attorney unsatisfied with Irish pathologists report on the death of his previous wife listed as an asthma attack and proposes the possibility that he potentially murdered his previous wife. All allegations but pretty grim stuff. It's in the link below from a local Irish radio broadcaster. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z6qmyJl8o7eafpM.htmlfeature=shared

so sad. it doesn't matter if they have an absence of injuries. they never said he beat her before the father came in. he was choking her. that doesn't necessarily leave marks, same with dragging her into the washroom.

@carlosa.n5100

6 жыл бұрын

Delores Lola choking does leave marks you genius

@Minerune121212

6 жыл бұрын

no it doesnt always.

@Duibhlinneach

6 жыл бұрын

Molly thinks it leaves marks, that's why she was trying to create them on her neck when the paramedics arrived and had to be repeatedly told to stop.

@gerRule

6 жыл бұрын

She obviously wasn't chocked because if she had have been choked she would have died and the world would be a better place

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

Monica Wallis You should see my comment at the top of the comments section.... read that and then try to say that.......

I’m curious to see what the kids say in about ten years when they’re adults

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

My FBI agent has entered the chat

Started so good and ended in tragic circumstances... may he R.I.P

That child was trained to say that.

This is a tough one I struggle to believe either side.

@dontreallyknooo

6 жыл бұрын

nordic Volkan I agree

@jomoland

6 жыл бұрын

nordic Volkan same. It’s a tough one. Because my dad would definitely do the same if he saw a man that has me in a headlock.

@johnhensley2152

6 жыл бұрын

I agree

@annoflynn869

6 жыл бұрын

Fuck u it's the most 1 sided murder ever and u struggle to believe shame on all those who defend this cold callous pair of fucks.also to give an interview like this while on trial is even more evil,trying to tarnish a good mans name get real u deluded fucks there as cold as ice pure evil

@livinlifedaily4208

6 жыл бұрын

nordic Volkan how is it hard to believe that she didn't do this in self defense I say good for them and they deserve to be free I know how the media and the law is, regardless of the fact that poeple who theorize there own opinions on the situation that happened! I been through this myself and not exactly the same thing I am saying that I was next to my best friend who shot himself in the head and killed himself and I was pretty fucked up over the whole thing just seeing it alone is enough damage for life! But being interrogated and pressed for shit I didn't do was what was enough for me to say fuck you assholes give me a fucken valiuable piece of evidence of the fact you are claiming that I have something to do with it or shut the fuck up! And I never spoke with them again about it cause my attorney advised me not to do so! But instead they were trying to mock/moniker up some bullshit story about the fact they made up bullshit on me and didn't realize I record everything regardless of what they say I have that right! And I was not trying to be implicated on there opinion but I told the truth and the facts and I know they match up with what happened cause I was less than a foot away from him and he was driving and decided to pull out the gun from behind the seat of his truck behind me and I didn't know wtf it was he was grabbing for! But it's a hard decision to even talk about it! Although you have to have Cold dead evidence against some one to convict any one on murder, I was really hurt more than anything I didn't even care about the fact they were fucken with me I Care cause I lost my best friend and he ain't coming back from the Dead I told them to shove it up there ass and go to hell! Don't Ever think the law is your friend and do not ever talk to them! They will fuck you in the ass until you are tired of it!

What the hell was she doing with a brick on her nightstand? Sounds premeditated to me.

Jack and Sarah are now 15 and 13 and Sarah has written a children’s book. They did an interview with the Irish independent in feb 2020

I believe father and daughter. What father would let a man see his daughter is being beaten and does nothing.

@lukeh6465

4 жыл бұрын

They both had no injuries. The guys previous wife was a happy marriage with no abuse ever. Plz go watch all the evidence. ( all that happened was he missed his family in Ireland , she was controlling , so he was leaving her to go back to his parents in Limerick.) She found out and as he slept she caved his head in with a brick. The blood splatter is consistent with head trauma of an sleeping man and the the blood went in a upward moshion so how should his blood get on her face if she was facing the opposite way and she was smaller then him. Also he was found in bed dead. So how does a dead man crawl back into bed 😂

May they rot in jail for the rest of their lives

She's ridiculous. Those aren't her kids, they're her step kids. If he was going to leave her of course he's going to take HIS kids. How does she think it's okay for her take her step kids from their real dad? She's nuts.

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

Yep.

Peep how they start with her being a loving, law abiding woman. Lmao. Peep how she also can’t keep eye contact.

Do you sleep with a brick on the nightstand? Yeah, me neither.

What the hell! Those aren't her biological children ... she was their nanny ... what the FUCK was she thinking. Go have your own damn children. There had be some money involved, some kind of way.

These guys are lying why would u kill the guy by hitting him repeatedly. One or two hit would have been enough

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

EDROCKSWOO Not if the guy was enraged and still coming at them....

@brandondaniels9471

5 жыл бұрын

Try sneaking up on a pair of bear cubs and see how mother bear reacts. It's paternal instinct installed by nature. Instinct generally overrides logic especially in life & death situations. Just ask mother bear. Better yet, take a look at the post below where a guy claims, _"I would murder anyone that put their hands on my daughter,"_ which has over 100 likes.

@kennethmitchell6184

5 жыл бұрын

Brandon Daniels They are not bears. And if she had family close enough to visit. they were close enough to go live with . She wanted those kids to use as a meal ticket.Which is why she was talking that abuse BS. And pushing to adopt the kids. Funny he wasn't abusive when she was just a nanny. And if you're going to paint a brick you don't take it to your bed room the garage tool room basement craft room anywhere where paint won't be all over the place and certainly not your bed room. And how long dose it take to paint a brick? I know it wouldn't use up a can of spray paint.

@gina1emo

4 жыл бұрын

Brandon Daniels Yea you’re absolutely right & that’s how it should be But in this case it was premeditated murder!

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

My FBI agent says he doesn’t believe these 2 pieces of $hit’s stories

More scum law enforcement

victims of abuse are often accused if they try to defend themselves or iemand beloved

@Giliver

6 жыл бұрын

Sararivka Levi there was 0 abuse that night you tard.

@stass2933

6 жыл бұрын

Sararivka Levi she had not a scratch on her lol

@bcent5758

5 жыл бұрын

Mr. Tootsie - your spelling isn’t great for a FBI agent. Surely it’s burden of proof? I do agree that they are guilty as hell though!

@thewaysofliving5361

4 жыл бұрын

Giliver I am not saying you are wrong or right but did you see every signal minute of there time together? Can you severe in court that you can prove and saw everything to 100%? Why I am asking is because abused woman/man are usually so stomped down in there shoes 👞 that they are like robots and will even defend there abuser. I got to follow with my best friend who work with both men and women who been subjected to any kind of abuse. One case stood out, she shout her husband for 35 years, cleaned up so the house was nice according to her husbands demands. He had broken her totally mentally and when they asked her why she cleaned up before they came was her husband would be furious if he saw the mess. Luckily her kids had recorded some of the abuse, like if his shirts 👚was not hanging right and so so much space in between he played “Russian roulette” on her with a gun, she was not convinced for murder but she is because of what he did so mentally ill and broken she spend her final years in a mental asylum that was not like a hospital more like a nursing home. But sadly she took here life, she left a note to her kids that that was the only why for her to be free.

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

My FBI agent says I complain too much

Kids are very well trained. They know what to say.

I think he was a millionaire and his children would rightfully be the beneficiaries of their biological mother and father estate.

@ileanamuntean7338

Жыл бұрын

As the children legal mother (if he had allowed her to adopt them), she would have been entitled to an awful lot, including alimony in the case of separation. However, I do think she loved those children and took good care of them, too.

Are they on bond? Why are they not in a cell yet?

Who turn their back on a baseball bat? Murder

Lock them forever.

Lies. Web of lies. To be in that room the night of the murder. It's like a mystery thriller novel.

Their version of events sounds suspicious.

@kutu3029

5 жыл бұрын

extremely suspicious

Get a divorce! Period.

her eyes go everywhere except the person she is talking to !!

Just another honest FBI agent 😂😂👍

it makes me sick how ABC cover this. I'm from Ireland and know all about this because of it's huge media coverage here, they act as if they are innocent when the doctor who took out the autopsy said that the hits on his head where similar to what you would see in a car crash. Police who arrived at the scene said they heard her crying but couldn't actually see it, she also kept on rubbing her neck to make it red to look like she had been assaulted even after the police told her to stop.

If she was abused, lost control and killed here husband, she should have just said that. Instead of lying (especially if the children were at risk of abuse as well)

My theory, she hit him w the brick while he was sleeping. He woke up due to these and put her in a hold at which point the father comes in. The father is curious and says to release her & the Irish man replied "are you fucking nut, she tried to kill me. I should kill her." Irish man was probably holding her and insisting on calling the police on her at which point the father made his move to save face & cover it up. Or the father could have heard "could' instead of "should" & he made a move there.

Isn't it interesting that ever person who gets killed always says the exact words, "I'm going to kill you." Which of course justifies the killing. It seems like a really weird thing for the husband to say to the dad. You'd think he'd say, mind your own business old man or this isn't what it looks like or I want you and your daughter out of my house, etc, etc.

@bluroseheart

Жыл бұрын

I was strangled and told repeatedly that they were going to kill me, I didn't kill that person or hurt them, I wasn't saved by anyone. But he was saying that he was going to kill me, someone trying to kill you can say it... even if it sounds strange.

YOU ARE IN HIS HOUSE,SHE CAN WALK.HE HAS A RIGHT TO BE SAFE.

So Can I just say I legit have a brick from the original Comiskey Park home of the Chicago White Socks that was torn down in 1991-2 as my bedroom door stopper💁😂I thought everyone had a random brick... 😂

If only he'd defended his daughter by calling the cops.

rip :(

The children were her life. She knew she didn't stand a chance getting custody in a divorce or if he did decide to go back to Ireland that they would be out of her life. This was here way of trying to keep the kids. CRAZY! I think they both got what they deserved( actually should have gotten more time)!

2:12 that child was coached

@raulrauda6615

3 жыл бұрын

My FBI agent says that he did not use software to unfuzzle the blurry face

Don't mess with a man's daughter especially in front of him. That being said, 2nd degree murder is still 2nd degree murder.

This story is so bogus so you have a random brick on your nightstand who the hell do they expect to believe this story this is rubbish

Ahhh who keeps a break on their nightstand?? If he was being abusive with a FBI agent father the kids aren't hers and she's trying to get them all this doesn't add up somebody's guilty I don't think it's the dead person.. her life ended when they took the kids and his ended when her and her father were beating him with a brick and a bat

I wanna hear his side!

That recording reminds me of my ex. I'm a passionate dude, and my ex would fuck me up emotionally so in the end I would raise my voice. You can hear him say "you gonna ignore me", that's not a treat that's a man who is desperate and emotionally hurt. That woman is evil, she can't even look the interviewer in her eyes. Not one time while she is lying

@heathercreighton9613

3 жыл бұрын

That tape is an American accent though, he was Irish.

I am curious if anyone else watching this, has studied body language >? If so, did anyone else notice her body language at the very beginning when she is asked if her father is responsible for the murder ?

@gamingangel4283

5 жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with her body language there honestly. There are too many tails to make it into something and people happen to actually do this when searching for an accurate and precise term to get people to comprehend what it is she is feeling and hoping to get through to people on what she is saying. Body language and tails if taken at face value it would indicate memory and lies with a hint of.. how best to describe this.. "Oh god, this question again" I think she is guilty to an extent but not to murder, regardless of a brick, but that could be her protection or something that would serve as a close memory otherwise he would question it. And the family took the kids and bolted without allowing them to be properly evaluated, which leads to what they want anyways, so yes I honestly believe she is innocent but guilty of maybe causing the fight.

@smiley2477

4 жыл бұрын

Body language is a very good indication of whether someone is lying* or thruthful buts it’s not 100% accurate. You can’t convict based on body language alone.

The daughter killed him. She called her father. He took the wrap. Period. End of story. No court case needed.

I think it should be illegal for ANY exculpatory evidence or witnesses to be withheld from a jury. Even if the defendant IS guilty, such practices leave a cloud of doubt over the case. We had self-defense case here in Okla., almost 10 years ago, which was such a complete "railroading" (32 out of 33 defense witnesses barred from testifying, a totally "cherry picked" jury, etc.) that it will forever taint my faith in ANY self-defense related verdict...

The father protecting his daughter was well within his rights. Good job dad

I dont feel comfortable with this. i was friends with sarah in 2nd grade witch i seen her the day before he died. I know molly she could never do this because i witnessed her getting abused by him. SHE DID NOT DO IT!!!!! OK???

I’m not sure what to believe.... but if the husband was so abusive then why didn’t he use the brick on her that night ? 🤔

When have we ever seen a person that was convicted of murder the is in prison do an interview with regular clothes on everybody else has prison clothes on when they give interviews to killers Wow a good way to make her look innocent

@BeautifulPerception

6 жыл бұрын

Big Daddy Romeo Not true, I've seen interviews via satellite from prisons before and they are given clothes and even someone does their makeup etc... Not ALWAYS, but I've actually seen it happen quite a few times....

@donnabarry7901

4 жыл бұрын

Good, l hope she has a great appeals lawyer!!!

she's a murderer and he's trying to save her

Why did she go and bring this man to America? And try to take his children, Lock them up! Father and daughter, throw away the key!

@crod0121

3 жыл бұрын

In another video they said the husband relocated for work... i saw it on crime daily videos hun..