Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Episode 7 | Documentary

Really love that y'all take the time to educate the listener. One reason I started watching true crime is bc it feels safer to know what's out there and what someone should or shouldn't do in terrible situations. I bet I'm not the only one. But those extra lines are potentially life-saving for any of us. Thanks for all you do. ♥️

He looked so scary

How tf did the prosecution even get away with that russ case. He had an alibi and they somehow managed to convince the jury that russ had a friend bring him his phone and a receipt to cover for the murder. Pam was the last person to see her and would get a lot of money when she died the fact she wasn't the number 1 suspect is insane.

His picture looks like something is very wrong him which proved to be true.

Hmmmm, life is unfair, why would one find pleasure in killing

Justice FOR RUSSEL

It was pretty clear in the last case that it wasn’t the husband. His reactions seemed sincere for a person in grief, and it would have made sense that a “friend” would get the insurance money when the husband was loving. No, it’s not the I knew it all along phenomena

The Russ case is the most incompetent one by far. Went directly for the husband with an alibi with the only evidence being the word of the last person to see the wife who also got massive financial benefit. How incredibly stupid.

I haven’t seen acting that bad outside a Johnny wisseau movie..

Phil looks like a Who straight out of Whoville

how wasn't the first plastic surgeon skeptical

Does anyone else have an issue with videos and shows like this are always assuming what a dead person felt said or did?

Poor russ the "investigators" went into with a preconception that he eas guilty and twisted the evidence to fit their view instead of letting the evidence show them the way.

Nothing about it added up but they were so convinced he did it they took any basic logic and tossed it out the window

She gave him 900 dollars to kill him?🤦🏽‍♂️

Pretty sure the reason Japan's death penalty is handed out so infrequently is because they actually execute their death row inmates unlike the US where they get 3 meals and a bed for literal YEARS!

I was hearing Betsy's story, and thinking... "How many people plutonium or cesium poison their insured spouse?"

i love how not only is this true crime, but educating. Knowing the signs of someone saved my life from watching this. I had a bf that used to strangle me and was a narcissistic sociopath ! anyways, i left him had to get cameras and my LTC , plus a restraining order. Do you know 3 months later he killed a woman then himself ? I was mortified !! i feel every woman needs to do background checks on men, as well as men doing them on women. It's easy ! you can do it online, or go the police station to request one. Anyways if it weren't for me watching these videos i don't think i would've left him. The videos scared me , but in a good way.. it made me understand that this isn't love or normal. So thank you EWU ❤

🇵🇭 1: 🙏 Pretty Lucy Dead. Not advisable really for a Girl to be alone in a Far Away Strange Country. Just got killed by a Creeper Dork who maybe is a loner coz he's a Dork.

what did she expect! You cant safely live in another country as a white person.

Japan does it hon mono style

Didn’t you guys do a video of an interview of Pam EWU?

Why did he kill his wife when she's already dying..

Love the red flags section. It’s hard to remember all the rules all the time. I live in NYC, I feel like I’m in The Warriors most days at this point.
-Lindsay A

I want a sweatshirt that says “what is up EWU Crew” so so bad! I should have one made! Or a T Shirt. 👚 you guys are my absolute favorite hands down. I wish I could voice and do a EWU post, with my voice! I think I’d do awesome!

russ's lawyer is a G, an absolute unit, a machine. yeah

After reading up on what an "Alford Plea" is, I am convinced now, that America is run by and for criminals. Everyone living there is a joke.

Wait-
The reason Pam went for her neck and wrists when she tried to kill her self was because she knew that could kill someone
As she killed Betsy in a simaler way

He blended in so well because all Japanese people look the same lmao.......

Tatsuya Ichihashi did a pretty damn good job with his DIY face alteration. But one thing he missed is the ears. Apparently the ears can be used to identify people who have altered their appearance through plastic surgery.

My step-father’s first wife passed away due to health complications about a month after they were married. The coroner stated her death was due to medical reasons but the district attorney was convinced my step-father killed her. He fabricated so many lies and stories to keep him held in jail. Hell, even the wife’s family begged the attorney to stop, but he wouldn’t relent. The judge finally had enough and ruled my step-dad innocent. I do not trust the legal system. If they think you did it, no amount of evidence will save you.

Do the Prosecuting attorneys have to pay their awards back if their winning case turns out to be false??

Russell got 2 million dollars for the wrongful conviction

In the story with Pam, you can see how easily the police can gather an idea together of what they think happened and then make all the items fit together in a story to accuse someone of a crime. It’s really quite scary.

Imagine coming home to find your significant other dead with a knife still in their body, calling 911 frantically for help just to be charged with their murder..
I get its not that uncommon, but that must have left some serious mental scars on the poor guy..

Russ's lawyer a G for that one 😎

Im from Saint Charles and I used to work for Pam's ex-husband he's actually my Step-Dad's nephew which Ive always found funny because he's younger than my Step-Dad. He owns one of the biggest Construction Companies in the St.Louis Area and he ended up divorcing Pam before any of this stuff happened but apparently none of these tv shows have ever done it justice as far as demonstrating just how crazy and spiteful Pam actually was. Never met her personally but heard about how their divorce went and she could have easily tried to end my old boss like this and some people were pretty surprised she never tried to knowing how spiteful and vengeful and full of hate that she could be. She was basically just the embodiment of poison from the things I've heard about her both from family and from the reports. They do a pretty good job of exposing her but from what I've heard you really had to have experienced it personally to get an honest and true perspective of just how bad she really was.

The Yakuza don't care about consequences. The Junko Furaka story proves that. They're all walking free.

OMG I FREAKING LOVEEEEE YOUR VIDEOSSSSSS❤❤❤❤❤❤

Are you kidding me ? He doesn't bring the money with him to the coffee shop for English lessons , and she agrees to go back with him ?.. She asked cabby to wait ,she couldve waited downstairs for him with the cabby ??? She showed uneasy feeling immediately yet she went up with him !!!! Come on people...stop the stupidity

BIG THUMBS UP FOR THE "HOW TO AVOID THESE SITUATIONS" SEGMENT !!!

Pam did it for the Money

Pam's imagination is commendable
Truly a crime worthy of a Columbo episode

Pam also killed her invald mother. She was thrown off a balcony. Betsy trusted the wrong person. The third man was somrone she set up to vindicate herself of betsy's murder. Pam is a special kind of evil. The elderly, the sick and infirmed, and a mentally divergant. Horrible

You see, this is how our country is now. “White men are evil.” This innocent man was convicted, and thrown in prison without proper evidence. There couldn’t have been proper evidence, he didn’t do it. However, no one in law enforcement, court, or in the jury cared about that. Evil white man killed his wife, case closed! Derrick Chauvin is yet another example. He was protecting us from evil animals like George Floyd, and we threw him in prison regardless of the evidence against him. We’d better wake up or we’re in real trouble.