Everybody is forgetting David Jr. He thought his father hated him because of Stacey, and she took David away from his son too. I'm glad he knows that his father still loves him.

@ali_bb9

6 ай бұрын

True I was only thinking about what about David what about David

@akshayhazari6570

5 ай бұрын

This is nothing compared to Kerala serial killer Jolly Thomas. She obtained a very highly restricted chemical. While even the news just passes it off as cyanide, to leave this out. I suspect many political entities are eliminated using this chemical. She got away with 6 people, and decades later was brought to justice

@fallennarcotic6981

3 ай бұрын

but then again: why did he not invite his son or anyone to the wedding?

@V4MPIR1CS_

3 ай бұрын

@@fallennarcotic6981stacey probably didn’t want them there

@fallennarcotic6981

3 ай бұрын

@@V4MPIR1CS_well yeah most certainly but as a father who loves his child or family he should not care. Should he?

“Oh my god this is not- happening”. To know she was disappointed and panicked that her child wasn’t dead..is insane.

@mysticjen379

10 ай бұрын

Yes 👀

@kathy9513

10 ай бұрын

It reminds me of jonbenet Ramsey case !😢😢😢😢😢😢

@hideyable

10 ай бұрын

I wondered whether she planned to discover Ashley after she died. Bree heard her gurgle & then the "this is not happening" is outward disbelief at having to call the police earlier than she planned.

@judybrown7601

10 ай бұрын

God not god

@sharonprince6364

10 ай бұрын

​@@judybrown7601u do know God is a title, a generic description. Each person's " God " is identified with an actual name. Yahweh, khrisna, Zeus, etc.

I CRIED when I found out Fitzpatrick promised to walk Ashley down the aisle. I know that doesn’t fix everything but such a kind thing for a person to do

@NicenessWins

9 ай бұрын

You cried? Fucking loser.

@joycecourts7403

6 ай бұрын

Me too💖

@maggiem6209

3 ай бұрын

I definitely lost it. It doesn't heal the loss, but it lets her know she's not alone and that someone cared enough about her to protect her and give her to her husband someday.

@CMStrawbridge

2 ай бұрын

This part made me tear up, too

@angeljoestar4309

2 ай бұрын

Gives one goosebumps fr

Another insane factor to this story is despite all the evidence pointing to Stacey's guilt, Stacey's mother believed she was innocent and that Ashley killed her father and step father. Imagine your own grandmother believing you killed your dad as an 11 year old. How stupid and cruel can you get?

@residentzero

6 ай бұрын

Oh you didn't meet my grandma. Lucky you

@peggypeggy4137

4 ай бұрын

The grandma must have been delusional to think that Ashley killed her own father at the age of 11.Sounds like grandma couldn't admit it, as it may be a reflection on herself as a sh** mother.(which wouldn't surprise me) That reminds me of Chris Watts mom, thinking that Shanaan murdered her kids, even after Chris admitted that he killed them all. Total denial. Thank God Ashley survived !!

@rylandvanmeldert

29 күн бұрын

Perhaps Stacey didn't allegedly murder her father alone...

@catqueen235

17 күн бұрын

@@peggypeggy4137I looked it up and you’re not even kidding. She was waiting for someone else to come out and defend him and she also wrote a book and sold it on Amazon!

@gabbyb7768

Күн бұрын

Well it shows where stacy got it from

2nd degree?!? She murdered two men and tried to murder her own daughter, how is that not capitol muder? Poor baby girl having to go through this

@gemgwilliam

10 ай бұрын

Unfortunately you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was planning for first degree, and if they'd taken that to court she may have walked, but they would be certain she'd be convicted of second degree

@BunnyQueen97

10 ай бұрын

^ this is the right answer, the mom was really careful to hide any and all pre-planning, that’s how she got away with it for some long!

@fritospie7982

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@BunnyQueen97 And typing out a suicide letter immediately after her daughter was questioned by police, and then inviting her to drink poison that night isn’t pre-planning??? Sounds pretty planned out to me!

@jennysantana1687

10 ай бұрын

​@@BunnyQueen97zcxl😮xlxl😮zl😮z😮😮

@istudios225

10 ай бұрын

@@hightower6645 But serial killers like her, and especially serial killers who kill their own children (and parent), have absolutely no remorse and feel no guilt whatsoever.

What a disgusting witch! Not only did she kill her husbands but she also tried to frame and kill her daughter TWICE???

@christineoldfield6753

10 ай бұрын

And most probably killed her own dad. Evil !

@JennyferPepin

10 ай бұрын

@@christineoldfield6753 Absolutely evil!

@ExplosiveGaurd

9 ай бұрын

She is a disgusting thing. How could she not feel bad after seeing her husband slowly die from her poisoning him? That makes me feel sick. And I feel really bad for him because I have a dad that I love a lot. She deserves worst than jail.

@JennyferPepin

9 ай бұрын

@@ExplosiveGaurd That's what is bugging me too. In all that time that it took for them to die, she could've aborted her plan many times, but she never did. She just watched them die. Evil.

@NicenessWins

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for clarifying that. I mean I watched the video and just couldn't figure out what happened. Thank goodness for people like you.

Clicked on this random video in my feed and was left floored. My first wife tried to poison me with antifreeze in my Gatorades. I nearly died. Here i am with my 2nd wife, a beautiful family, everything i ever wanted and I'm fighting to stay healthy. The damage done to my insides is catching up to me as i hit my 40's. I live in constant fear that i won't see my babies graduate, find love, have my grandchildren.... I'm so happy that she got the justice that I never found. I fight the effects that months of poisoning still hurt me even today. May she find the peace that I search for to this day.

@_61514

Ай бұрын

I'm so sorry that this has happened to you :( I think there's something out there that could help you regain your health. Maybe some type of detox or something? You will live a long, happy, healthy life, Amen!

@rylandvanmeldert

29 күн бұрын

How are you doing today sir?

@MH-bb4fl

29 күн бұрын

@@rylandvanmeldert I'm still fighting. I'm still trying to stay strong. I'll never be what I was, but I'll fight to be everything for my kids. I'm not alone, my 2nd wife still loves the daylights outta me, still got my babies. Tomorrow is another day.

@shikei..

27 күн бұрын

@@MH-bb4fl that's good to hear, head up and stay strong!!! 😁

@MH-bb4fl

27 күн бұрын

@@_61514 I wish there was something I could do. I few years ago, I had a very small piece of my small intestine removed and it has helped some. Unfortunately, it is one of those "it is what it is" type situations. Thank you for your concern. The world needs more people like you.

I was touched when Prosecutor Fitzpatrick started yelling at Stacie. That man showed more concern for her children than she did and he was the voice for both of them in that court. What a witch

One thing left out of this video was the fact that Stacy would call antifreeze “antifree”. And in the “suicide note” it was written antifree multiple times.

@dalerimoller272

10 ай бұрын

Yes! I remember when I first heard of this case, I thought she had cut herself off before saying the whole word. But then in the note she typed to frame her daughter, she referred to it as antifree. Bingo.

@EnragedErin

9 ай бұрын

Oh. It's this case? I've heard so many messed up murder cases that this one went to the back burner of my mind. I guess I felt this monster doesn't deserve my thoughts, despite me razzing her and my own mother for calling it "antifree"

@audreymuzingo933

9 ай бұрын

Whoa. I have this paused at the beginning, scrolling the comments to see if this is the "anti-free" case. So you're saying they didn't even include that CRITICAL (and hilarious btw) piece of evidence in this documentary? WHAT?! When I saw this on Forensic Files or whatever, years ago, I remember that detail was one of, if not THE things that caught this stupid beast! I was utterly baffled, thinking, "How is it even possible to be an adult and not know that it's anti-FREEZE??! Did she not even know the intended purpose was to prevent FREEZ-ING? Or did she think it was MADE for poisoning ....like why would anything be labeled anti-FREE???? Did she think it was made for ....I don't know ....killing things, so they couldn't be free ...or ....something?? And how could such a complete moron successfully kill even ONE person???!! " 😆😂🤣

@audreymuzingo933

9 ай бұрын

@@EnragedErin Wait, your'e saying your mom calls it that too? Can she just not hear or read the letter 'z' in anything? Is Chinese her first language? Does she know what antifreeze is for?

@EnragedErin

9 ай бұрын

@@audreymuzingo933 nah. She's a white american. Just dumb.

I find it as a rather sweet moment that Fitzpatrick promised Ashley to walk her down the aisle at her wedding day after she lost two father figures to such a horrible woman. At least she won't walk that aisle alone and will be next to a man who believed and helped her through such a horrible moment in her life

@FionaFerguson-ym9iq

10 ай бұрын

Beautiful part of the story.

@btsarmyaqsa5998

10 ай бұрын

I cried at that part...it was so emotional...

@youtube_username_

10 ай бұрын

Is that the same man who ought to have thrown the mom in jail before she had a chance to frame and poison her daughter?

@hs8477

10 ай бұрын

I read your comment at the beginning thinking Fitzpatrick is the name of her father in law to be but when it came to that part and I realized it was the detective officer I cried.

@KaraTheGirlie

10 ай бұрын

​@@youtube_username_what?

“she wakes up with a smile everyday, because if she doesn’t, then she know that stacey has won” 😭😭 what a strong woman 🤧

I heard about this but had never heard from the daughter. This is so upsetting. The fact that their step dad who said he originally didn't want kids fell in love with them and as they grew close their mother grew even more depraved and wicked. Wow. I'm glad she survived and Justice was served to this momster...

@itsmee_vane

Ай бұрын

Fr...she's a monster

Oh my goodness the embrace that the sisters made when guilty was read broke my heart. They're so lucky to still have each other.

@dianaellievin

10 ай бұрын

Same 😭

@rocketta.chique5761

10 ай бұрын

what a deep bond they must have, after everything they've survived together! I hope that they get therapy for all the horrible abuse they went through. I pray that they go on to live a life full of blessings beyond their imagination! they are an absolute inspiration to those who are overcoming parental abuse.

@erinramseur4359

10 ай бұрын

Yes and also when David Jr. was embracing them both in the hall. I’m so happy they all came together for the sake both men and I’m so happy David Jr. knows that it wasn’t his father that changed his will and that his father loved him.

@Kat.Evangeline

10 ай бұрын

Yes

@caughtrabbit

10 ай бұрын

Whats makes it more profound, is that you know deep down they still have affection for the woman they use to call mom, and that that person fate is sealed. You can tell they are happy and incredibly sad at the same time.

Only 54 years?! She should’ve been sentenced way more than that! She murdered 2 people, tried to kill her OWN DAUGHTER TWICE, tried to frame her and lied about it all?!?

@kojzzz

9 ай бұрын

The answer to that is right in front of you.

@emmahi5847

9 ай бұрын

Also probably killed her father

@lmn6023

9 ай бұрын

How does it matter. She won't live another 54 years

@nxomiiig

9 ай бұрын

TWICEEE ???

@Galidorquest

9 ай бұрын

26:29 She died in prison in 2016.

I can't imagine Fitzpatrick's frustration and helplessnes when Stacey kept being so cold and calculating. He most probably has kids of his own so for him to try to get justice for the two girls and to think that she tried to kill them after already having killed two people... it must've been so freaking frustrating.

The mom is an absolute Psychopath. She found two wonderful men and killed them and then tried to kill her own daughter to avoid the consequences. Heinous. Also brought a tear to my eye when the son says 'it made me feel good knowing he didn't only remember the bad times'. He must have felt awful that his dad hated him all these years

She killed her children's father with antifreeze, then did the same thing to their step-father. She MADE them lose two fathers, and as they said, they were good fathers. Then she tried to framed her own child of murdering her own dad & step dad and tried to kill her own child. I am speechless

@NicenessWins

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for summarizing the video we all watched ourselves. Always that one twat commenting what the video was about like it was a book report or something. Dumb twats.

@SofieNTiny

8 ай бұрын

Not to mention she did the same thing allegedly to her OWN father.

@Noicul

7 ай бұрын

"Anti-free", according to crazy Caster.

@Oh_Ok0

7 ай бұрын

That's so cartoonishly evil it's honestly insane.

@Anton43218

4 ай бұрын

White women avoiding accountability

" She took away my Dad ". " She took away David ". Man , those words , the tears in her eyes , they hit hard . 😢💔

@jaimeoconnor2883

10 ай бұрын

Yes, n then, for some reason I totally cried when they said the man who helped her would be walking her down the aisle 😢😢

@bettyboop783

10 ай бұрын

Agree made me cry. So sad

@btsarmyaqsa5998

10 ай бұрын

It made me cry too...

@jamil4163

9 ай бұрын

She sticked by her mother side to the end until her mother tried to kill her. 😂 that says a lot.

@SilentHotdog28

8 ай бұрын

It's really sad that they finally started to bond (her and David) and that was also taken away. Not only that, but his own son thought he hated him, when that wasn't true......That evil thing ruined the lives of not only her own daughters, but her 2 husbands and her step son, plus other family members.

to hear that the prosecutor has formed a close bond with the girls and even promised to walk ashley down the aisle is possibly the most heartwarming outcome this terrible case could have

@residentzero

6 ай бұрын

Knowing this, his outburst against Stacy takes a new meaning. He probably really cared for the daughter

I'm surprised they didn't mention one of the pieces of strong evidence they had against her, which was Stacy would say and write antifreeze as antifree. They had this proof on a number of occasions of her doing this. Neither daughter did this, only her and this is how she spelled it in the letter she wrote 😮😮😮

Another comment said “when someone starts explaining everything to the dispatcher, they’re guilty”.. the more I watch, I tend to agree more and more

@KoopaBOOEY

10 ай бұрын

That’s a very good point. If the person calling really cared about whoever is needing medical attention, they would go straight to the point of the call and tell the dispatcher what is wrong with the victim and what the address is for the ambulance to get there ASAP, instead of just going into detail what happened. The murderer was just stalling to prevent the ambulance from arriving in time to save Ashley. I’m glad Ashley survived and can live her best life with her sister. This story made me so upset and disgusted by that woman

@moselleconger4156

10 ай бұрын

I’m an EMT at 2 busy rescue squads in my county and the dispatchers, yes, need as much info as you can give but there is such a thing as TMI. The poor dispatcher always tries to get it all down so they can send it to us so we know what we’re responding to. One time we responded to a murder, where the notes from the dispatcher is sent to our computer inside the ambulance, that was like we were reading a Stephen King Novel. It had everything in the story from a terrible murder to someone being trans, to being friends, to texting evidence to another friend, to running by our ambulance as we were parked down the street on standby for safety, and to a police foot chase into the woods. 🤣 BTW: all of that info was given by the suspect over the phone with 911.

@savp4945

10 ай бұрын

Yep, they always give way too much unnecessary information, in attempted to point the spotlight away from them as soon as possible.

@spacemama

10 ай бұрын

It's so creepy that she's already trying to stage and set up the "evidence", but all she did is get caught vocalizing her evil inner thoughts.

@katiepg6168

10 ай бұрын

Some people are just over explainers, especially when scared. I had to call 911 when my youngest son had a sever allergic reaction to penicillin once. I was explaining so much to the dispatcher due to verbal diarrhea because I was so scared. So as I can see how it definitely seems like how a guilty person would be. But sometimes it’s nerves that make people talk too much.🤷🏻‍♀️

I remember hearing about this cause I was so stunned that a mother would pin 2 murders on her daughter like that. She’s just your egg donor at that point, proud of her for severing that connection by calling her by her name. It’s a big step

@FionaFerguson-ym9iq

10 ай бұрын

Yes taking away the word mum is complete cut off. So proud of her.

@mandymagnolia1966

10 ай бұрын

@@FionaFerguson-ym9iq right? I think that’s the final nail in a parent-child relationship, when they start referring to the parents by their name.

@bettywillbrowse

10 ай бұрын

Ikr!! Blaming murder on your own kids !??!! Wtf! That's some serious next level evil.

@mu3addz594

10 ай бұрын

i still don't know why she killed her 2 husbands

@valerialuna3598

10 ай бұрын

​@@mu3addz594for the money I guess, she went out of her way to falsified David's will so that everything will be given to her, what other motive do we have?

22:40 that "They CAME to your SCHOOL!?" sounds so hammy and planned. She was feigning outrage to gaslight the very daughter she was trying to kill. What a vile woman.

I feel so bad for Ashley and her sister Bree. This is the worst kind of betrayal. I can only hope that she meets good people for the rest of her life. Sometime we have to let go of our blood relations and make a new family.

I like how her daughter doesn't even call her "Mom" she just calls her "Stacy" as though she's just some woman that she knows

@axolol8836

9 ай бұрын

She did try to kill her

@Bunnidove

8 ай бұрын

A coping mechanism.

@kialuvsyoo

6 ай бұрын

Exactly! Even I felt proud when I first heard her refer to her as Stacey. That woman is no mother to her!

@spillolman7871

5 ай бұрын

knew*

@eldreyte

4 ай бұрын

which makes multiple "mommies" in the letter way weirder

The way the sisters embraced each other and Brie kissed Ashley on the cheek was so sweet. I absolutely love the bond they share. It's also so sweet that William Fitzpatrick offered to walk her down the aisle at her wedding.

@mewhenifeelsilly

9 ай бұрын

AWW HE DID?? THATS SO SWEET OMG

@dennisddt1146

9 ай бұрын

@@mewhenifeelsilly It was said in the video... But yes, he did. He did because he grew close to her during the entire situation.

@anrinel4226

9 ай бұрын

The sad thing about siblings being so close or needing t be so close, is abuse. When you see sibs have a very close tight bond, it alot of times goes with an abusive home.

@janetpendlebury6808

8 ай бұрын

@@anrinel4226 Most of the times siblings have a close loving bond is because they come from a close loving home with parents, or a parent who loved them and brought them up to care for others.

Only 54 years for murdering 2 people and attempting to murder your own daughter??????? Wtf!

The way she tattled on herself saying she poured the anti-freeze she got caught red handed and the fact she didn't even realising the first few seconds what she said

She is no mother, she was a child bearer. Nothing more.. rip to the dads😢

@ruqayyahqadri8180

10 ай бұрын

I'm glad they refer to her as 'Stacey'.

@thelasttrumpet2915

10 ай бұрын

She is no mother, she’s an evil psychopath. In league with Satan. Burn in hell Stacey!

@BeagleRescuer13

10 ай бұрын

She was an egg bearer & oven only. Horrible "human being "

@JulieGreilh

9 ай бұрын

She was an incubator

@Lucid_-6

9 ай бұрын

An oven

A major part left out of this was the fact that Stacy Castor called it antifree because she was an idiot and that was one of the things that got the conviction, especially how it was written in the "Suicide" note

@alph1057

10 ай бұрын

Yes, really stupid mother

@TheEmerald524

10 ай бұрын

It’s shown, but not mentioned. I remember that from another show about this case. That was one of her biggest downfalls, because Ashley didn’t mispronounce or misspell it

@ItCantRainAllTheTime1988

10 ай бұрын

I’ve seen this one covered several times but I think I recently watched it on Snapped and the “antifree” was very much mentioned.

@meredithisme3752

10 ай бұрын

Yes in forensic files that is highlighted

@M_SC

10 ай бұрын

WHAT!? This is the antifree case and they don’t mention antifree?!?!? I’ve lost all faith in this channel!!!! Wtf

the fact that the mom said "Let's get drunk" to her child-

@rawr1131

8 ай бұрын

To her underage child 😬 (note that in the US, anyone under 21 is a minor for the purposes of drinking)

Who is watching this at night

@Sophia-lt4qz

25 күн бұрын

Not me

@user-fo3py4ne3s

25 күн бұрын

Thank god no 😅

@skyleighmcclain-torrisi5964

20 күн бұрын

Me

@andreaavila7559

16 күн бұрын

Me sir

@AN1C418

15 күн бұрын

MEEEEEE SLAY 💀💅

54 years for 2 murders and 1 attempted murder? Seriously? That sentence does NOT reflect the callousness and severity of her crimes, Your Honor.

@melodygarrison8071

10 ай бұрын

And the fact that she only got 2nd degree murder. It should have been 1st degree

@jroxspone

10 ай бұрын

well at her age thats technically a life sentence

@countof3everybodyOD

9 ай бұрын

More women being treated lightly by the justice system

@EmpressRetard

9 ай бұрын

She's going to be dead by then, so I'd say it's fair

@moneybags733ify

9 ай бұрын

Sometimes they give charges to be. Easier to convict for the jury...54 yrs is a long time she will probably die in prison

what a selfish mother, she tried to pin murder on her daughter and then attempts to kill her...sick

@ariyaahrary1656

10 ай бұрын

Worse seeing her in court on Forensic Files trying to keep saying her daughter tried to kill both husband's.

@lunatic5162

10 ай бұрын

Selfish? No,she's just NOT human

@heavnxbound

10 ай бұрын

@@lunatic5162 Sadly this is what humans are capable of. Murderers are not any less human than non-murderers, and that’s the scary part. Perhaps that fear is why people prefer separating them by calling them monsters and de-humanizing them, as to not feel any sort of connection. I get the incentive but I don’t think it’s the best approach.

@JennyferPepin

10 ай бұрын

Not a mother. She's a monster.

@77Creation

10 ай бұрын

@@lunatic5162 Nah, she's all too human.

you can tell how thankful brie is to have her sister by her side still. their love for each other has me in tears 🥹

i saw the photo in the thumbnail and knew exactly which case this was. chilling. it’s one of my most intriguing to share with people when discussing infamous crimes

What an evil human that “mother” is. How can you frame your own child for murder? How can you even murder your own child?

@ShadowSoul92

10 ай бұрын

I refuse to call them a human being. A human being doesn't kill, that's a demon from hell, where I sincerely hope you return. The only "murder" that is justified is in self-defense. That being has nothing human about it. I don't know why we still waste air to make it breathe.

@winstonred5322

10 ай бұрын

What an evil woman*

@minagrujic

10 ай бұрын

​@@winstonred5322 a woman is a female human being. there was nothing wrong about the person saying human, you are correcting as if women aren't humans?

@winstonred5322

10 ай бұрын

@@minagrujic Nah, she is avoiding the word "woman".

@freudianslippers6567

10 ай бұрын

@@winstonred5322 Calm down incel. Women are human, and lots of humans are awful, cruel people.

I cry every time I watch Ashley and Brie read the victim impact statement in court. Stacy couldn’t interrupt, defend, refute or walk out of the room. Must have been so thrilling for them to see her be humiliated, judged, and punished. They’re both so strong and beautiful.

@evelyncaldwell4743

10 ай бұрын

Sad

@blutengel7712

5 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more. On a side note, I really like your pfp. You're beautiful and it's a very nice photo in general 😊

@BucketHeadianHagg

5 ай бұрын

@blutengel7712 You're so sweet.. Thank you, honey! I I watched a couple of your clips. You're cute, too😇 Hope all is well with you. Sending love your way❤️

@HumphreyNFL

4 ай бұрын

I was the 1k like

@BucketHeadianHagg

4 ай бұрын

@@HumphreyNFL I’m hugging you 1000 times!

Strength is something those girls will never lack. They are both absolute warriors.

My dad told me about the case, after a few years after it concluded. Those daughters have insane mental strength! When she said This isn't happening, it sounded like she was disappointed she wasn't dead. It takes a special kind of evil to kill your family

Love how different this is from most true crime channels. We must always focus on uplifting victims and survivors, not on the pathetic people who cause harm to them

You can tell that Ashley hated her mum which is why she said Stacey. How could a mother do this to her children especially to try and kill your own daughter and actually killing your husband’s. And for what to get their inheritance? This is a cruel case😮😔😠

@MyLolle

10 ай бұрын

you should watch the whole video. she stopped calling her “mother” the day she woke up in the hospital. would you call your mother a mother if she tried to KILL and FRAME you for two murders? of course she HATES her. it would be unnatural not to.

I remembered seeing this case on Forensic Files! It was such a horrible case; how can any mother try to frame her own child?!

I have no doubt, had she succeeded in her attempts to murder Ashley, she would have gone on to find an excuse to do away with Bree as well. There was no shred of good, empathy nor compassion in that human being.

I believe it was Ashley’s childhood friend who also grew violently ill after going over to their house and died. This is before the first husband’s murder. It’s not confirmed bc no autopsy was done, but many believe that she poisoned her first as a test-run. It’s alleged. Also, I believe it was David Jr’s wife - who also fell sick while pregnant during her stay at their home. It’s suspected that was Stacy too. And that she was doting after anyone that was sick, supposedly. Thankfully the pregnant lady was fine after they left Stacey’s house tho.

@IndianOutlaw1870

9 ай бұрын

Stacey's father died in the hospital the day after she gave him an open can of soda to drink.

@iloveamerica64

7 ай бұрын

​@@IndianOutlaw1870wow wonder if they can dig up his body too...

@nicolegillespie4704

6 ай бұрын

How do you know about Ashley's childhood friend dying?

@VioletEmerald

2 ай бұрын

Yeah where did you learn of this story?

Oh my gosh I am in tears! This woman is so terrifying! I am so happy for the daughters’ triumph!

@RedRoseSeptember22

10 ай бұрын

Good thing she's rotting in Hell now.

@KoopaBOOEY

10 ай бұрын

Me too

@veronicarios7930

9 ай бұрын

Love your profile pic I love orcas

Imagine being so selfish that you are willing to kill your own child and make it seem she killed her father. But you was actually the person who did it. 😢. The mother of the year award goes to….

Those are the strongest women I’ve ever seen, to have their mother try to do all that. I’m so proud of those two women. They are incredible people for going through that and coming out on top. My deepest condolences go out to the two ladies. Truly a heart breaking case

Sometimes I feel bad as a Mum for giving my children fast food instead of making something healthy…I don’t feel so bad anymore.

@lisamariejg641

10 ай бұрын

@ L H 😂

@tashastone4225

10 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@rachelhansen2417

10 ай бұрын

Fed is best… especially when you’re not attempting murder and framing your child!

@Gogomelonse

10 ай бұрын

You should still feel bad for not nourishing your children

@kaylaschroeder1

10 ай бұрын

@@Gogomelonse Oh Jeezus. 🙄🤨 Really?

the fact that ashley calls her "stacy" instead of "mom". it's so sad that stacy did something so horrible to make ashley think that stacy is not a mom to her.

This is one of the first videos I've watched from this channel, and I appreciate the focus you give to the family and victims.

Why didn’t this psycho woman get life in prison without parole? Kills 2 husbands, try’s to kill her daughter & should have locked away forever.😡

@christinadm9277

10 ай бұрын

She got sentenced 54 years, sounds like life in prison to me. Plus she died in prison in 2016, so her punishment was just.

@meredithisme3752

10 ай бұрын

And suspected of killing her father 😮

@lunatic5162

10 ай бұрын

Well for her age it was a good sentence not like 20 years. She's de@d already so it's all good now.

@anitajoss9649

10 ай бұрын

New York does not have the death penalty, thanks to Democrats.

@77Creation

10 ай бұрын

@@christinadm9277 Nah, it wasn't just. She should have gotten life, period, not on a technicality.

It makes me cringe that while her daughter was still alive and struggling to stay that way, her "mother" told the 911 dispatcher "She LEFT a letter, she LEFT a note" instead of "there IS a letter" or something along the lines (if anything at all). It's like she was really counting on her to die before the paramedics came and was talking of her daughter in past tense before she was even dead.

Killed 2 ppl maybe 3 including her own father. Attempted murder on daughter. Falsifying her 2nd husband's will. Framing daughter and yet she's getting only 54 yrs in prison??? She murdered, attempted murder, falsify documents, & framed her own child that's like 4 major crimes. She should have been sentenced to life without parole instead. She's a danger to the public especially her daughter's. The jury should have seen and used that.

I really enjoyed your editorial work on this one. The music you used was incredibly touching as the two sisters held each other. So much pain, at least there's a happy ending.

It’s so sad how the mother made her children’s lives miserable by taking away the people who bonded well with them. It’s truly disgusting and selfish.

@VioletEmerald

2 ай бұрын

Yeah one of my best friends and her brother were really affected for life by the sudden disappearance of a father and a stepfather both without a goodbye just because their mother broke up with them/ drove them away and didn't allow him to talk to them, and it's just so surreal to think a woman would be so far past the issues that women like that have and cause so much worse for their kids in this way.

@jamiwami

2 ай бұрын

@@VioletEmerald wow, I’m so sorry for your best friend. I’m pretty sure she were livid and felt hurt about the whole situation and what her mother was doing. I wish nothing but the best for her ❤️

Those sisters are absolutely incredible, their strength and the gratitude they still had for life after all they've been through...those are some beautiful humans. Hope they're still thriving.

This happened an hour away from where I grew up and I remember it being all over the news at the time. I hope Ashley and Bree have been able to move on and heal as much as they possibly can ❤

Your videos are so well made, i teared up during the verdict. Especially when they proved David's will was forged and he didnt forget his son.

She is definitely one of the most cruelest women I ever heard of. So selfish, cold and calculating, doing this to her own children. It's one thing if you suffer from drug addiction or mental illness and abuse your child, but this is just so calculated. She was in control of her actions 100%

@RebekahAPinto

10 ай бұрын

Not forgetting manipulative.

@77Creation

10 ай бұрын

Psychopaths are everywhere and half of them are women.

@jasminek5557

10 ай бұрын

Yep, cruelest woman I ever seen too. So evil

@TheSuicune7

9 ай бұрын

Honestly even drug addiction and mental illness isn’t an excuse for abuse. As a survivor of abuse, it shouldn’t be tolerated under any circumstances. This woman will have to face God for her crimes, and it likely won’t go to well for her. Evil never wins in the very end

@mememefinally

9 ай бұрын

@TheSuicune7 nobody ever says it's an "excuse". It just makes it more understandable because people like that don't have a mind that really works.

That mom was a MONSTER. Cold hearted and cold blooded. Cold evil ran through her veins.

These mom's & daughters that say they want to be, (or are) "best friends" are not healthy. Parents are to be in the parent role not the best friend role with their kids.

@Sarah-wh7bl

9 ай бұрын

Not true, i myself consider my mum my best friend always have, i trusted her and told her when i made mistakes and she still disciplined me by non violently punishing me and also teaching me the right way, which is why i trusted her and grew up in a safe, comfortable and stress free home. i now have my own family and job... yeah we are totally unhealthy

I love the prosecutor was angry on Ashely and her sister behalf, because lord knows he knew that both her daughters were hurting worse than anyone else courtroom, and she had the nerve to defend herself, trying frame her own daughter as the killer of both her former husbands after she tried to murder her. I would have lost it too

I remember this case. I was baffled and disgusted by the actions of Stacey. Absolute despicable excuse for a mother. Not only does she take the lives of her previous husbands, she also attempts to take the life of her own daughter! The daughter who felt closest to her, as well as suspicion of Stacey murdering her own father! Smfh - this is just an awful case all round. I feel so bad for these girls, now grown women, & for David Jnr & his family as well.

This infamous serial killer women Stacy is known as the Black Widow killer. I've heard of her before and will never forget this monster for placing the blame on her daughter. Thank you for sharing the fact that her daughter Ashley and the prosecutor had shared a father/daughter bond in the end.

I watch a lot of true crime videos. Your presentation on this one was excellent. I cried at the end when the sisters and step son got justice. Bravo man. Excellent video.

These investigators did well. Mad props to these guys.. It's nice to really see people passionately pursue justice

Does she just hate anyone who loves her daughters? Wtf? These poor men deserved better

@avamorgan7860

2 ай бұрын

she probably sees her daughters as an extention of herself… to her, any hardship that befalls them just makes her even more of a gracious doting mom in the midst of tragedy

@roseCatcher_

4 күн бұрын

​@@avamorgan7860 You know when a tiger tastes human flesh, it becomes a maneater? I think the same happened to her. Her only escape from the problems she herself was responsible for, was to take away others' lives. True evil.

Encouraging your young teenager to drink before their of legal age?? My god how horrible I can't imagine how much fear she has now of actual alcohol because of this I'm so glad this young lady survived to tell the tale of her monster mother!

@DIBZ111

10 ай бұрын

I think the encouraging her to drink before 21 is the least horrible thing this evil lady has done

@danaorgera3313

10 ай бұрын

@@DIBZ111 right?! How is that even worthy enough to mention in comparison to literally everything else mentioned in this video..

@iagreewithyou3478

10 ай бұрын

That's what you find horrible out of all oh these?! At most, it's just irresponsible parenting.

@laurenemond1923

10 ай бұрын

My mom let me drink with her at 16 so 19 is nothing lol

@felicityjohnston9276

10 ай бұрын

​@gambitmurder exactly. I have a friend much younger than I was at the time and her parents particularly her dad actually had this tactic with her. let her have a drink if she wished where she was safe at home and it made it so she didn't have that urge to get into bad habits. I was floored when they told me together because I didn't drink til 21. and I rarely drink anyway. I was apprehensive in general because of my parents use of it. but thankfully I have no urge.

i have watched plenty of your videos now and you have the best true crime content . very well done

The chills I got watching her daughters hear the verdict 😢😮

You never suspect your own mother, what a evil witch she was. All the damage she caused to her husbands, daughters, and the son of the second husband. He thought his dad had died and left him nothing, shocking how far these evil will go,to try murdering Ashley and pin her murdering on her. So sad for these men and all affected by this, glad you're all doing well inspite of this horror.

@KathyJensen-vh2yk

10 ай бұрын

My mom is a serial killer. She poisoned me almost to death , she is responsible for many deaths. She's Still walking free .

@FionaFerguson-ym9iq

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing that Kathy. So sad for you,that's what you were born into, and she's walking around! You survived this lunatic, hope you never have anything to do with her. ❤️

@KathyJensen-vh2yk

10 ай бұрын

@@FionaFerguson-ym9iq Thank you . I don't have anything to do with her other than I've reported her and I hope something happens.

@KathyJensen-vh2yk

8 ай бұрын

@@FairyhunterAuryon Thank you. I'm okay today and using what I know to make good changes. Improving behavioral health, ending Trafficking to name a few . TY for your kindness ❤️

@KathyJensen-vh2yk

8 ай бұрын

@@FairyhunterAuryon something to be aware of Research -Myths and Facts about women and children sex trafficking. Biden administration is being investigated for human trafficking, Arizona is main destination and transit point for child sex , hard labor, drug's. Trafficking is happening in every state, community and neighborhood, it's global.

The fact that this is in driving distance of where I grew up is, honestly extremely chilling to me and some of my friends who grew up in the same distance too

As sad as it is that her own daughters had to go through this, what about David Jr? Did he ever get what was owed to him?

Crazy. Never heard of this case before.

@ariyaahrary1656

10 ай бұрын

Forensic Files covered it. Stacy Castor. I think Lifetine made a movie. Dateline covered it for an hour. But Forensic Files episode was the best. It's on KZread. Freeze framed forensic files

The second death was actually my mother's best friends brother...it was horrible 😢

@ariyaahrary1656

10 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss 😢 This one was on Forensic Files. Made me so angry

@bountyhunterFett76

10 ай бұрын

@Ariya Ahrary thank you hun and it was really hard on her. I know it's so sad.

@ariyaahrary1656

10 ай бұрын

@@bountyhunterFett76 I lost two siblings. One had a heart attack and the other had parkinson's. It's very hard to lose a sibling. The girls lost two dads. The sister almost lost Ashely. What a life people have to bear.

@righteousjustice7569

10 ай бұрын

Bless her heart.... The aftermath for the victims family and friends is unimaginable. I'm so sorry for your loss.

So glad they had each other after all this. Sisters have such a special bond. I can’t imagine losing my sister. That’s fucking horrific.

The world these two girls live in where they view their own mother as an antagonist and not their greatest ally is just sad. I'm glad they are doing well despite the monster that gave birth to them

She should have been convicted of two counts of 1st degree murder and one count of 1st degree attempted murder!

@christinaerwin7144

10 ай бұрын

She also needs to be charged with filing false police reports and obstruction of justice

"As hard as it is to get up everyday and put a simle on my face, i know that i have to, because if i don't, then Stacey won" Dude...that hits right on the feels

@user-uo4ro8jo4i

9 ай бұрын

Its good that they are on the right track. It must be miserable to be connected to that woman at all.

the fact they keep calling her stacy and not mom is understandable but cuts deep. truly shows how much it affected them

@michellelee2433

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for writing that comment,! I kept looking at the title and was confused, although I’m not done watching the video, but that def makes sense!

I used to live near this case at the time it was happening. Really really near. It sends chills down my back. I remember hearing this on the news when I was eating cereal before going to school. I might have cried but I don’t remember all to well. My heart goes out to the victims. ❤

She clearly didn't think much of her own children. It is so sad. Not only being so callous as to poison her husband, the father of her children, then let her 11 year old to sit in the room when he died! Of course that girl will be haunted by that. The letter she wrote had so so many spelling mistakes in it, it was like she was trying to write it like a 12 year old. It's possible that Ashley wasn't a good speller, but even a 12 year old can spell "treat".

@Keznen

10 ай бұрын

And 12-year-olds don't normally make that many spelling mistakes anyway.

@leagueaddict8357

9 ай бұрын

@@Keznen Some do.

@Keznen

9 ай бұрын

@@leagueaddict8357 Only if they're illiterate or have some kind of learning disability.

The fact that the prosecutor dude and Ashley grew a strong bond to have him walk her down the aisle is way to precious❤❤❤❤❤❤

Devastating 😢 How can somebody manage to overcome such a horrific betrayal? Wish you all the love!💕

Well done, you girls. You have to let this monster go from your lives.

This is beyond scary, its so spooky. She was a psycho. I really wish the best for the husband's son and the sisters. They found closure.

That's so sad, how can a mother who was so close to her daughter, end up trying to kill her? I just can't understand that level of attachment and then detachment. What a rotten person.

This case is so emotional, it must've been hard for the daughters to overcome this struggle, but fortunately they did. They deserve it.

Nobody should go through what Ashley experienced.... Really feel for both the sisters..

I’m horrified by this. How could someone ever do this to a child, let alone their own flesh and blood?

@rawr1131

8 ай бұрын

For anyone who is gonna be like: “she was 19, that’s an adult”, 18-20/21 is considered late adolescence (at least in the US where this happened) and the girl was still a minor in terms of drinking, which was involved here. This woman took advantage of the trust that a young person (her own kid) had in her. That is despicable.

So very proud of those girls for moving on and not letting their mother's actions steal their joy! ❤️🙏💞

My mum died 😔 when I was 6 and my step mum died when I was 12 and all I know is my step mum died with chest cancer I still need to ask my brother how mum died

I already knew of this story but I didn't know that she also may have murdered her own father, good god, that's just incredible. When she said I love you to her daughter on that phone call that was made from her school, those were just words.😮

I’m heartbroken every time I see this story. In previous documentaries Ashley was still calling Stacy “mom”. Now she calls her Stacy; as if she’s a stranger. Stacy Castor is the worst woman I’ve ever discovered over many years of studying murder cases. If you watch her interviews on 20/20 she displays unfathomable evil. She stares straight into the camera and blames these murders on her daughter Ashley; right after she tried to kill Ashley in order to shift blame from herself for murdering two husbands. I’ve seen many hearts of darkness; but Stacy Castor was the most cruel, callous, cold blooded killer that ever walked the face of the earth. I know that sounds like hyperbole; but I really think she was the worst of humanity. I have so much admiration for Ashley and Brie. In a country where people claim victimhood (to demand respect they haven’t earned); these two young woman have rejected victimhood status (even though they are true victims) and are moving forward in life and refusing to give in to self pity and hatred. I pray they are seeking God for healing and growth. God does not stand outside human suffering; he entered into the broken human experience in the person of Jesus. Because he became a man, God is compassionate and understands the brokenness of humanity. I hope these girls know Jesus as their King and their savior.

@katharinawessels5176

10 ай бұрын

I wouldn't say THE worst, but one of the worst. There have been crimes even crueler than what stacy did. Did you know there was a woman who was called the angel-maker, that killed babys and infants, which she should be taken care of, made her own daughter a prostitude and killed her own grandson right after his birth?

@StarekS

9 ай бұрын

@@katharinawessels5176 Still, did less to her family than this woman. She literally killed her own father, both husbands and tried to kill her own daughter. I have not heard about any other case where so many family members died, not at least someone that was sane, and Stacy was totally aware of what she is doing.

@user-xf7rq7uu9g

9 ай бұрын

​@@katharinawessels5176 thats very common this women is different she's pure evil

@iloveamerica64

7 ай бұрын

I hope so too

If your first concern is informing 911 that "she left a note" rather than "she's dying/dead, send help". It was probably you who wrote that note... (unless you just found a note and need help finding who wrote it asap, ofc)

I remember watching this on Forensic Files. I still can't comprehend why a mother would do that to her child/children. Some people shouldn't be able to have kids!!

54 years for killing 2 people and the attempted murder of jer daughter......wtf

@hightower6645

10 ай бұрын

State of New York.

@burnerBreakdown

10 ай бұрын

She’s rotting in hell since 2016.

@77Creation

10 ай бұрын

@@burnerBreakdown There is no hell or heaven. She is no longer a threat to society, though.

@TheTwinFiles

10 ай бұрын

You would be surprised on how little time some criminals get. My channel covers true crime and we covered the case of Mary Vincent, a 15 year old that was kidnapped, raped and had her arms chopped off with an axe. The guy who did it stuffed her in a storm drain and left her to die. She managed to survive and had to walk 3 miles to get help. The guy ONLY got 8 years, got off early for parole and ended up actually killing a woman a few years later.

Has this chick never seen CSI? Stacey left a road map of evidence.

@BlondeQtie

10 ай бұрын

it’s a perfect example of dumb people thinking that they are smart

god bless those girls for being so strong and rip to their dads. i know how being without a dad hurts in so many ways.