Fiancée convicted in Hudson River kayak case
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- A high-profile case in New York that involves an adventurous couple out enjoying their passion, a terrible tragedy, and a controversial ending that has some wondering if the truth will ever surface.
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"I wanted to be free."
You know break ups are a thing, right?
She wanted the money. Without him she'd have to go back to work.
@NibiruLives Beta male put her on his life insurance. He killed himself. Then he threatened to throw her out with her still on the policy?
It's more like it's me not you. Common its simple.
@@Kyra-qn3nh Didn't you hear her lawyer? She's not about money, she's about flowers and cat farts... Or some shit.
Not in Russia
“I wanted to be free..”
JUST BREAK UP WTH
Breaking up means no money tho
Sincerely Alyssa If she breaks up, there would be no life insurance sis
She wanted his money...
And that would mean doing so without the insurance money; sadly she was too greedy to just go on her way and "be free" as she puts it. Truly sad how greed and deception took her over. She is not a good liar, hence the many holes in her silly stories (I am not sure which one to believe).
now she's free in jail!
I’m going to keep this lawyer’s number for when I become a sociopath.
so you are going to become one
Lmao too late buddy, just give him a call now
Such a slimeball. You can tell he doesn't even believe his own words. And I don't understand how he was able to 'win' this case, he seems dumber than a bag of rocks. His arguments were filled with holes, basically just a bunch of fluff. I'm shocked if those were the actual arguments that were used in court and they worked.
The best lawyer in the world
MyName Jeff he was stuttering when she asked well y even take the plee at all lol pure idiot
Imagine having a life insurance policy that will go to the defense attorney of the person that murdered you.
She's nuts! Why would you admit to all these things in the first place and do cartwheels, etc., to raise suspicion? She literally could've played the grieving partner, get the pay out and it would never gone to trial. Her own actions cost her the money!
By the way - i'm not condoning her behaviour, just highlighting what a nutter she is.
Only in NY, especially Orange County south to SDNY.
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I feel like she is the type of woman that thinks she can get away with everything because she is young and pretty. Sadly she kinda did.
We need some street justice
Strange boy, that's disgusting.
Yeah. You're kinda right
She is young but she is far from "pretty".
Paul Homsy bruh you know you’d hit it
So the lawyer basically got Vinnie's mom's inheritance? Takes some kind of scumbag to feel good about that.
She has to pay her lawyer, they aren't free unless you want a crappy plea deal.
lawyers are all pieces of shit beebee
@John Wayne Or giving representation to people in a society where nobody can be convicted without a fair trial. Get over yourself
@John Wayne You must live in a third world shit hole where people don't have a right to a trial.
@@purpandorange you can't even spell "trial" but you wanna come for third world countries that you barely know 😭
This makes me mad. She confessed to literal premeditated murder and got a slap on the wrist. What the hell is wrong with the justice system? I'm so sorry for his family.
Someone posted the "wrong" meme online and is now facing 10 years. The Injsutice System at its best.
Its not the justice system its the entire Western world. Its called female privilege and its rampant and extreme. The amount of privilege women have compared to men is equivalent to the difference between wealthy class and poor class. If that were a man they'd be arrested tried and sentenced long before this and the punishment would be 3-4 times as extreme
dude where have you been? i.e. where are you from? white blonde haired kinda pretty lady?
that was her ticket; this is the u.s. of a.
... all she had to do was act 'confused'
@@futuretimetraveller8677it is a good lawyer unfortunately more than anything :/ we had a number of hate crimes over last years and everyone with more or less good lawyers got nearly nothing
The key word is “she” 🤷🏾♂️
she's clearly screwing her attorney, and he's into it.
Clear Channel
Imao
200th like! 😁
Yep...he's all over that...
Clearly and I bet they had a plan of sharing her share of the insurance as well as his money. She's a con artist of the worst kind using sex to con men like that. She even tried it with the police officer and then when another police officer came in the room she couldn't try to con the other one anymore, so you could see the sociopath right there. She chose that male police officer to tell everything alone on the island because she thought he'd fall for her BS.
Fuck yeah he's into it... Who the fuck wouldn't be 😂
"I'm very proud of my detective, if hadn't have been for him she'd have gotten away with murder"
Um she did get away with murder...
She didn't get away with it. She signed a plea deal and did serve time.
However, it just wasn't nearly enough time.
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@@C_Tizzle Exactly. That short visit was like getting away with it. Imagine people have got 10× that period just for having a lil weed back in the days.
@@goodone8516
Right?! Child molesters get probation, while people that have had small amounts of weed on them a few times get the "3 strikes, you're out" law thrown at them. We can thank Nancy Reagan for polluting our "justice" system with nonsensical bullshit.
He looks like the car salesman that was being sued on Judge Judy for selling a customer a lemon.
Her lawyer should marry her and then go kayaking...they are both deluded🙄
They would be great liar's like they are
Her lawyer probably wouldn't marry her. He is well aware how dangerous and greedy she is.
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Ann3Mari3 😂👍
@Ann3Mari3 Your comment is really so funny. I feel this question, or a similar crime related one, should be put to most defence lawyers. Especially those who defend child abusers.
Even the 911 operator wasn’t buying her bs…
"that's not a confession" ... ehmmm.. wtf lol. she should be in jail for the rest of her life
Because technically it's not. I know it's hard, but saying you wanted him gone doesn't mean you actually did it, could have been a gift sent to you by some murderer. Of course it raises red flags but you have to prove beyond any reasonable doubt she is the murderer. Otherwise there would be a lot of innocent people behind bars, just because they benefited in some way from the victim's death. Acting the way she did, saying she's euphoric and such because the person she disliked died doesn't mean she killed him. And I don't get why you people are mad at the lawyer, he did his job. It's rather the jury you should be mad about or the idiotic prosecutor who had all the evidence and still managed to screw up this case. Or maybe, just maybe, as bizarrely as this sounds, she was innocent after all, she just came off as a psycho for acting happy after Vinnie went to sleep with the fishies.
@@belladonnahigh9206 she tampers with the kayak. Is that not proof
@@Jadenmic no. We don't know her intentions, what was she thinking, etc. Maybe it was an accident.
What if you, for whatever reason, unplugged the kayak and then forgot all about it? A girl with similar kind of reasoning as you would call you a murderer, but you couldn't convince her otherwise, because "tampering" with one's kayak is all she needs to think you are guilty. Your cries of innocence would not get to her and you would end up in jail.
Sometimes things aren't as easy as they seem, and I've seen too many times cops coercing suspects to admit to something they didn't do, including a police officer caught on camera of an interrogation room, who put a gun behind the suspect's head to make him confess to a murder.
I also like how some journalists are in shock when the suspect doesn't act humbly, she danced in the interrogation room, how dare she! What was she supposed to do? Sit their for hours bored? People act different. She acted more like an innocent person who's just happy her good for nothing husband is gone.
She may as well be guilty, but her husband wasn't too bright if it was that easy to get rid of him, he partially did it to himself (if not entirely).
@@belladonnahigh9206 Well she also said she wanted him gone and she could have helped him but didn't. She took the plea deal too. If she hadn't done it and faught it she would have probably won.
If I was innocent I would never ever say I did it, or that I was fighting inside with whether or not to save someone. She literally said that. She also was fighting to get the insurance money a few weeks later.
The cops wouldn't have brought her there has she not given them reasons to suspect/believe it was her.
I truly think she's guilty and if I was on the jury I would have found her guilty. Too much evidence - especially her own words.
@@belladonnahigh9206 yeah , I would like to know if this would be still your opinion if it would be your son 🤔.
The defense attorney is working MIGHTY hard to make his cold-blooded, self-centered client appear innocent.
I feel so bad for his mom. The yoga bs looked so stupid.
Give that girl a beer 🍺
@Ami Riegel lol no it's not. What a stupid statment.
@Kevin Z i never will understand WHY people never look up yoga. FYI its prayers thats right each move is a way of speaking. education is a click away. or simply ask what is yoga? what does it have to do with religion. BEFORE you speak.🤔
The held her in that room for 11 hours, they even act like she shouldn't have been eating the pizza.
@Ami Riegel Anything can invite Marine Spirits, even church.
They weren’t even married so she could have easily just walked away. She even had an advantage as a European. Just one hop on the plain & she’s free. People! Murder is *never* the answer.
What if somebody asks, “What’s a synonym of homicide that starts with an M?”
That's not the answer and not the question because it is a lie. Always.
*plane
@@michaelh9649 homicide and murder aren't synonyms. They have 2 distinct and separate definitions.
@Chris K For the purposes of making a dumb joke, I’m going to say “the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another; murder” (first definition of homicide) and “kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation” (first definition of murder) are close enough to pass as synonyms.
That lawyer is straight out of a tv show. He's damn good.
Yeah he- is but not in a good way. He’s the most partisan lawyer I’ve ever seen and the emotion that he has attaches to his statements is a little bit too much. And he is also enjoying the attention a little too much…
He's totally a crap lawyer lol
Yes! But, only if the tv lawyer was a sleaze.
He's a POS; not good at all in any way - victim shaming Vince. I don't like this attorney one bit!
He’s good but there is just some cases you cant win. and with this one he made himself look stupid trying to defend her so hard.
She definitely killed him but God damn that lawyer is good at his job.
Of course he's good $500,000 good
I love how different impressions are.
I thought "damn for THAT much money, couldn't she afford a better lawyer?"
The prosecution wanted to know if the missing plug could sink that kayak, so they did the only thing that makes sense:
They tried it under controlled conditions so they could tell and proof exactly how the missing plug would affect THAT kayak with a man of the victims weight inside.
If that lawyer would have gotten in front of a jury with THAT attitude:
"They proved that, how and how quickly the missing plug would sink his kayak, but that is not true because I say the kayak won't think because of that plug missing."
Right after he REALLY tried to explain that the hole is big enough to see it on a traffic camera but too small to sink that kayak."
Also "because he said so" with no explanation or proof at all.
I would expect that the jury would have thought "Is that clown kidding me?"
I GOOD lawyer could have gotten her out of that without any punishment because in court it would have been impossible to prove (let alone "beyond a reasonable doubt") that she really did those things, there was no hard evidence.
I am convinced that she was not offered this more than nice deal because the lawyer did such a great job but because the prosecution knew exactly that there was no way to prove that she did it and that this deal got even a little bit justice but more important: if another body drops near that girl, this deal may help to connect the dots to get her next time.
Johnny C. Best lawyer ever
No he isn't explaining one thing he did that shows he was a good lawyer everything he tried to challenge he was obviously wrong or to stupid to realize it and he himself said that the case would have crumbled if it went to trial if that were true he wouldn't have accepted a plea deal a damn public defender can accept a plea deal LOL
@@samrothstein6846 not even close
Damn I thought this was an update or some shit. I'm still gonna watch because I don't have a life.
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Steven Bishop Ditto
It goes great with a cup of ☕
Lol
@@longislandcerealkiller6385 That's what I'm doing rn!:)
"She doesn't care about money." 🙄
Come ONNNN! Do you live in reality, on this planet?!
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"She cares about flowers and sunsets.." I think perhaps that lawyer was infatuated with her by the way he was talking. Maybe she worked him over with some of that yoga she likes so much, lol.
@Bobby Latvian is culturally very close to Russian
@@jenniferh7297 You right just like Melania Trump.
@Ami Riegel Why are you making this about you?
This girl really confessed to murdering someone and she spent 1-4 years in prison 🥴💀
My nephew age 13 was killed by a oil truck driver who was under the influencw of alcohol & drugs July last year and this past Monday he was sentenced ....13 years is what they gave him 🤬
R a q u e l That’s terrible. My sympathies.
R a q u e l I’m so sorry for your lost :/ the system fucking sucks. A family friend of mine was hit by a car and never fully recovered because he was in a coma for so long. He uses a wheelchair and he doesn’t remember anything. nothing happened to the driver. Cops straight up said well he was old (about the family friend) and didn’t do anything about it.
@@xxxxxxxff7861 thats horrible, prayers for him. You know with "justice" like that, makes you wanna show the person who is at fault your own kinda justice 👊👊👊💥
R a q u e l lucky you. Where I’m from a couple years is the best you get
Bruh she's doing yoga and she even meditate inside the interrogation room. I was not ready for that lmao. I can't even do that at home during quarantine 😟
Probably to calm her nerves. She was obviously nervous about all the lying
@@Aleyah she wasn't lying, she agreed that she took out the plug and that she wanted him dead and that she did nothing to save him.
Lol ikr she doing yoga in the interrogation room like these cops can't keep me locked up im yoga my way out of jail lol 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
So weird right!
Well...they said the interview was 11 hours long, right? I don't want to defend her but...do you ever sit on an chair for 11 hours? I don't like Yoga but even i stretch my armes and legs when i just sit for like 1 hour. Yesm she is strange...but that is no reason for ignoring reality just to say what we all know...that she is insane.
I love these shows SO much!! I watch them every single day.
Hey, maybe I will have a job in the criminal justice department soon.
18:32 Maybe she should change her name to Demonika...
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She sounded possessed or demon like when she said correct 20:45 😂😂😂
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Proof that even an outright confession can be dismantled and recreated into something completely different by a money hungry conniving attorney.
Yup...
Absolutely! I have heard attorneys say they get paid to lie
Exactly, there's truth and there are lies - and in a lawyer's mouth, the two are interchangeable!
@@Elanjdriab23 I learned that when I was a kid after watching the movie Liar Liar with Jim Carrey
There was no outright confession in murder. It was quite a sketchy tactics to make her say what detective wanted her to say (and they do that all the time). Sorry, but removing the plug and ring from peddle is not a way to kill someone. Read comments from actual kayakers.
I know it’s the defense attorneys job to get killers off the hook but he looks like he’s in denial badly.
She performed her downward dog in front of him. Lol.
Do they tell the truth to them?
Sounds like he’s good at his job
Something going on with them
This lawyer man lol 😆 like 👍 ok bro 👌
Trying to make her cat a convicted feline right along with her. #FreeRascal
Give me more Head okay, this comment got me.
The hashtag JESUS 😂
Lol! I just can't believe she actually asked for her cat!
LMAO
You're adorable 😂😂😂💯❤
The attorney makes her look guilty. Has an excuse for everything.
KaigePlays he makes valid points tho...
Pedro Medina yeah stay in school fam
Pedro Medina he did his job correctly friend . The cops kinda did push for a confession over the truth
Wanting someone dead or being happy they died dosent automatically make you the murderer
I think hes doing a great job rebuffing a lot of suspicious evidence
He literally said "You don't cry in Latvia"😂😂
U do tho
I'm latvian
I so wanted the interviewer to say “I’m Latvian.” 😂
True Crime Daily and Dr.Phil are the reason I'm single 😂
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Want to not be? ;)
@@brittneycenters are you applying for it?
@@ekids.bassment I won't murder you. I have a winning personality, many leather bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.
ALWAYS carry a recording device to record ALL conversation with ANYONE connected with/related to a remotely suspicious death.
Eugene Enslow that would be illegal due to the fact in order to record someone and it be a form of evidence, the person would need permission from the person to record
Cassidy Francis not true. How do you think stings work 😂
@@cassidy5542 not for every where. In Canada it's allowed as long as you are apart of the conversation, you don't have to tell anyone you're recording the convo.
A scumbag lawyer is the lowest form of humanity.
2 thing:
#1- I was waiting for her to say "the butt plug" and the mentioned the plug.
#2- lawyers are the devil.
The way she's hopscotching around that interrogation room like Rhoda from the classic "Bad Seed", firmly leads me to believe that she's done this before or at the very least been around murder and death so much to the point that human life has no value to her, especially if the death benefits her in any way, shape or form.
....and she got away with it more than likely, yet again. 😨
Bad Seed indeed
or she's just nutty
Here's a hot take
It actually sounds a lot like the lawyer is right, and with strong evidence
She didn't took the cap off, he did, as he used the hole to put a hook and tie the kayak to the top of the car, there's evidence, it shows it was common practice as that's the way he tied the kayak for transporting
Also what the detective says _is completely bullshit,_ the hole is not for draining water while kayaking, it is for after, when you put the kayak _upside down to drip the water inside, that's why it is a drip hole,_ you kayak sitting on a man-sized hole, a 20mm hole in front of it, slightly above, would never let enough water inside to fill it completely, these things are hollow inside, let alone in 7 minutes in calm water!!! This isn't Disney where a small hole on top of the boat would sink it instantly
He didn't had a life vest, because he didn't brought one for himself, he kayaked from the start and back with no life vest, because he just didn't want to
The paddle makes sense, but it is still full of questionable stuff, like, you squeeze the paddle on itself, so you can hold it steady, it's basically like driving a car but the gear stick would only work if you squeezed it down, not really true to the detective's words of it instantly dismantling to the touch
Just like the fact she had the safety ring was his word too! no evidence, just like when she admitted to them on the beach, which is the actual motivation she didn't get arrested in front of a couple of senior cops, which would totally be liable as witness of a confession, even with no video proof, but they can't be liable, because it never happened, and claiming in court would throw the case out
The whole case is on the words of cops that are actively and obviously lying on television
This sounds like either an abusive relationship she blames herself but it's happy it ended, or she is mentally broken, and it is a fact she was judged as weird by everyone since the beginning, and she was battered by cops, with for us, half an hour, for her, 11 fucking hours of confrontational questioning by senior cops, and she was totally ripped out of 542 thousand dollars, and then spent time behind bars
We are literally judging people by nothing but labels, he's the victim so it wasn't his fault, she is glad he's gone so obviously it was her fault, the cops never lie and the lawyer is always scummy (that one is true)
I can even rationalize what the lawyer is doing, he knows it's a won case, but no one was going to defend her, because everyone just assumed she's guilty, he straight up made her give the entire inheritance up! And the cops couldn't let it happen and slapped her with _negligent homicide,_ it was her fault she didn't prevent it to happen ...???
In the end the mother can blame her, the cops arrested someone, the lawyer got the money, no one gives a shit about the corpse (well the focus wasn't the victim anymore, so?) and I hate it, the entire system, hate them
I don’t think she did it neither.
She has more than one personality in her.
Well, she must have some type of diagnosis bcoz she got herself into all that trouble by mentioning the plug. That is some brain functioning deficiency right there. Not mentioning her good times in the interrogation room.
That lawyer is the slimiest sleezeball I've ever seen...
He's doing his job.
@@0906blue I know...even the most hardened criminals need proper representation in court. But I wonder how some lawyers can defend their clients KNOWING that they're guilty?
How is it that they aren't terrified by some of their clients?
It's not about if they are innocent or guilty, their job is to defend. I wouldn't think they would be scared of someone they are defending, I wouldn't be. Take the mob for instance, they all had excellent defense attorneys. I think it would be scarier to live in a crime infested neighborhood where people kill their own for a few dollars. This case is a crime of passion, rarely are they repeat offenders or dangerous, only to the partner they are mad at. In reality Vinnie wasn't a nice man, she was the grand finale.
@@0906blue Respectfully speaking Sir, MOST people who get killed, USUALLY get killed by one who is living near them or reside in the same neighborhood, whether it's a "crime-infested" neighborhood or in the rich, neat and tidy suburbs with the beautiful manicured lawns and lavish homes.
It's NOT something that only happens in the Black and Brown communities, as your passive-aggressive comment CLEARLY implied.
Diary of a Mad Black Woman
"She's RUSSIAN"
Why do Americans see other races/cultures as a negative difference??
LMAOOO the lawyer is definitely getting some from that murderer.
Hehe
542,000$!
Some ass, or some money?!
@@jimb8695 Both
Yeah, getting some life insurance money!!
Wtf she’s so calm and unbothered like.... that’s insane . “Am I gonna go to jail?” Sweetie you killed someone
Seems to me she is long term dissociated. Perhaps the fact that she is Russian who grew up in Latvia has something to do with her troubled psyche. Just a thought.
She would have gotten away with this if she’d kept her mouth shut
So you were hoping she would get away with it? Wtf
Screeching Onions no thats not what they meant bruh
She served less than 3 years for a premeditated murder....she did get away. I’ve seen people get more time for possessing guns that have not been fired this is insane
@@wordplay8610 but she lost the policy money, which was the whole point of her killing him
@@screechingonions2365 they never mentioned that....wtf.
How does he kayak that much and not know how to swim?
“I don’t want to admit that I killed him.” YOU ALREADY DID CRAZY 🤦🏾♀️
She is a crazyass b*tch
@log140 She's a victim of a patriarchal society lol
That defence lawyer is the wolf in sheep clothing... all he was after was the money🤬
That guy has no case. She pretty much sealed her own fate on camera.
"Did she tamper with that paddle?"
"No she didnt tamper with that paddle"
"But investigators said she admitted it."
"No she didnt admit it. 🙄"
Omggg lawyers be like
Almost as bad as the cops, almost.
She never said she murdered Him. Plus he had a few beers. And abusive to her ...
it IS their job, don't forget. to defend their client. it's bs, but it's the way things work
@@mike67able No, she CLAIMS he was abusive. There is ZERO proof or evidence that he actually was. She likely said it to justify her murdering him.
Also, she ABSOLUTELY admitted to killing him.
@@RonnieDobbz1978 Your statement is ignorant as hell.
It's unbelievable that she confesses and gets away with murder. Poor Vince and his family.
32 mths in jail, I think you'll find she did get away with murder !!
scarpettaT agree with that 100000%
scarpettaT hahhaha she was playing the detectives too.. men are so dumb
@@leahdesmondart PEOPLE are dumb, it's not a "man" thing.
Hold on baby !.....
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@@gilmacastaldi9552 lol and you hear no splashing of water which you should hear, if you were trying to save someone lol
This is a disgrace, she killed him and she was given a slap on the hand. I am so sorry for his friends and family. A life was taken by her hand...
It wasn't even a slap on the hand. She was sentenced to 2.5 years and appears to only have served 6 weeks before being released. Her comments after being released: "I almost just want to go to Europe and leave it all behind. I don’t want any of that to follow me. I want to leave it all behind, but it’s not so simple."
So ridiculous!
She got time for him drowning himself. He is the one with no life jacket, no precautions., I am sure pulling a plug caused him to flip over. You are all prejudiced because she is a Russian. Planning a murder by pulling the plug is a long shot way of planning a murder, a super long shot. What a disgrace you ameriKKKans are so hateful and full of prejudice, racism, and hate. She didn't put a weight on his ankle, paddle over and flip him. Perhaps she did not like him, and got lucky he drowned himself.
@@Originalman144 I think the DA who went with murder 2 charge quickly realized a jury wouldn't convict so he offered a deal. A better route would have been charging her with a lesser charge that could get him 10-15 and a conviction by the jury. We are seeing selectively edited bits of the story here, but the totality of the evidence point more towards her not saving him when she could have, than her actually murdering him.. their whole case is built on the fact that she removed the plug of the kayak which caused it to sink, while the defense was able to create, easily, reasonable doubt about that, saying he actually did that to tie the kayak to his car, and also that this hole isn't sufficient to sink the kayak.. aside from that, there's really nothing to say that she physically murdered him, but more likely he capsized, drowned, and at best she let it happen without trying to help, and even then, it will be an easy argument to make that there wasn't anything she could have done to help given the rough weather... she's probably wanted him dead...but i can't see them making any plausible case to convince a jury without reasonable doubt that she committed a murder
@@allnighter2011the more the story came out, the discipline of the officer involved, the fact they were proven to have lied, I’m surprised she got anything at all. It wasn’t on her to save him. He was not a good person. And later his friends even said he never kept that plug in. She wanted him dead, but his life wasn’t on her.
She will get away from it, if she didn't tell them about the plug.
Her lawyer's is ridiculous... can't deal with what he's saying, so annoying.
horsluva0758 he’s a mouthpiece
He's the real life version of the people who say "the word politics has three syllables, a triangle has 3 sides, pyramids are made of triangles, therefore all politicians are from the illuminati
Cartwheels and silly string at cemetaries.....RED FLAGS!
Dads are people too Facts💯
He should have had a life jacket it's extremely dangerous to be in waters like that without a life jacket.
Yes, it's a shame he did not wear one, he would still be alive.
Or you can be a decent person and HELP.. Instead of trying to get someones life insurance..
If he had one she’d made sure it was gone too.
I bet she left hers on purpose, and he gave his to hers
@@risky7672 If you play in the water then you'll understand how important a life vest is. How does a person go out into 40degree water and 3 foot swells with out PPE? I'm not defending her or him they both stupid
I have to compliment the woman who did the interviews. So many of these shows have interviers who want to be the main character and this one asks questions in a respectful way.
She said it herself- she's okay with what she did.
She actually said "I wanted him dead and now he’s gone. And I’m okay with that.” She claimed he was a bit of a sexual pervert
Hope dontmope
Indeed, she did.
Michelle
This denotes premeditation, poor guy couldn't see it coming. Regardless of whether or not the man was a little freaky, this is no excuse to aid in his death. She could have simply left him and they could have gone their separate ways. Selfishness to the nth degree on her part.
@@mamamarianovits9029 Oh I'm not defending her, just stating facts. I have no idea whether she did it or not... I'm thinking she probably did but who knows? 🤷♀️
@@Technicallyimright Again, I'm only quoting. I didn't say he was a pervert, she did.
SO wrong!!! If it was not for her, he would be alive! That in itself screams volumes!
It's one thing to defend your client but to blame the victim for his own demise is terrible🙄
For real. Do people have no soul anymore?
YOU are the on person on this page who gets it. THat lawyer is scum.
I find psychos interesting as long as they get locked up forever.
Passport bro gone wrong 💀
Cops: make her admit to everything she said on the island again
Greasy lawyer man: She din do nunna dat
They should've been wearing a wire if they wanted an airtight case. If she confessed to it then why did it take 11 hours to get her to repeat it at the police station
Yeah she cant be charged with flat out murder , even if she removed the plug , if he had a life jacket he would've survived
This is proof that mom’s always know someone’s a dirtbag before you do.
Her call to 911 was so bad acting. That shoulda made her suspect 1 asap.
Makes you wonder how many ppl actually get away with this shit...I mean if she just had like 5 more IQ points and didnt admit anything on the island, shed walk away toatally free.
@@Scorch428 for real tho! You right!
why can't i hear shouting, because she killed him
how does she sound fake???
@@Freeeeeeeee27 no one said "fake" but wisdom from life experience would let you know... that he reaction and voice do not sound to genuine.
The fact she spent $500k on a defense basically equalling her portion of the life insurance and still was convicted is a crime as well
Instead of spending the rest of her life in prison, she got less than 3 years. I would say the 500k was worth it.
as the lawyer said, at least she's home lol
YO did she snitch on herself ?
Great lawyer. He deserves every penny. There's no direct evidence that she's responsible. Poor behavior does not make her guilty.
She is a sociopath and because of the lack of justice in this case she will kill again
gov needs to deport her
It's like the defense team knew how much $ she had and totaled her bill to that amount. Wow!
He clearly gaslighted her and was like prove you’re not about money
She doesn’t care about money? She said she wants to travel the world. How is she gonna do that without money? Hide in a strangers luggage? Stowaway on a boat? Hitchhike and eat grass?
This mans said “No pun intended, the tides turned.”
Real Maddawgie lol
Talk about someone walking, OMG!
Criminals, protecting criminals, lawyers are nothing but evil criminals
I don’t believe that little hole in the kayak would’ve been enough to cause that thing to sink so fast. He wasn’t wearing a life jacket, kayaks can be damaged if they hit a rock in rough waters, which the waters were that day with 3 ft waves.
Why would she openly admit to murdering him. It doesn't sound like they were onto her at all and she just volunteered a confession? Good god it's a good thing that murderers are the dumbest people on the planet.
His mom knew the whole time. I'm so sorry for her lost.
Moms often know the truth. Moms can have an extra sense.
@@ganymeade5151not all because my mother slept with my husband,now he is my ex.
Just like the majority of all murder cases….money is the root of all evil
I’ve unfortunately seen way too many ppl I love or cared about pass away and I know ppl grieve differently, but I can honestly without a doubt say I’ve never seen someone do cartwheels 🤷♂️
Right she's nuts
Amanda Knox did cartwheels too at the police station before being questioned...very fishy.
Probably didn’t see it cuz it wasn’t film video’d and posted on social media for you to see, when my ex in-laws died I don’t remember what 8 did within the month after probably drank alcohol and dance but didn’t vlog…she likes to be active and that could be her form of exercise and stress relief..omg people
These investigators gave this woman all the benefit of the doubt! It helps if you are a stereotypical pretty White Russian girl …
DONT THESE PEOPLE KNOW YOU CAN DIVORCE?
"You don't cry in Latvia"
No, but you perform joyous cartwheels and party after admitting on tape you feel euphoric that someone you knew intimately died, it's the Latvian way.
OMG...😅😅😅
Lol 🤣🤣
I'd heard about this case long ago. Never realised she was latvian. Fucking embarrassment ._.
I think she would have gotten away with it if she didnt confess 😯
Crazy case
Wow prayers for the family 🙏🏼😔
First of all hearing the 911 call, I knew she was guilty. The supposed love of your life, is not seen and obviously drowning and you act pretty calm on the phone? I'd be frantic and screaming as a normal girl would, but if it was the other way around, I'd of course jump in and try to save her. But some women would try if they are strong enough.
that defense attorney was savage.
Whatever the conviction would’ve been, that’s a pretty good defense attorney!
Amber i love you!
Not really. He was actually silly.
Her lawyer should go to jail with her
Did you hear the attorney say "but she's home" I knew then that he knows himself she did it
Yeah you can tell he was salty about the money but wanted to give the impression he cared about her freedom.
Kayaking in the Hudson is disgusting lol 😂
Fleeko Onehundred better than the east river! Lol
So is drowning
"If it weren't for his interview, she would have gotten away with murder"
Umm, hello? 1-4 years for criminally negligent homicide IS getting away with murder.
So sad
Eh, the guy wasnt even wearing a life vest, so he wasnt too worried abouty safety. I think that plays a big role. The kayak takes 10 mins to kill up gradually. Seems like he was being super careless that day, and the spouse didnt mind. She served about the right ammount of time, considering she would have got away completely if she just hadnt said anything.
@@Scorch428 Since when does someone get away with murder for remaining silent?
@@linkinparkrulz2275all the time, man. All the time.
@@linkinparkrulz2275 which is why its the first thing a lawyer will tell you
She say “go get my cat and bring him to me” 😂😂😂
That's what really told me how out of it she is. That was crazier than the downward dogging into the night.
Entitled mentality is what that is. She thought she was going to go home later based on fluttering her eyelashes and talking like a victim. And then she conned some men in the court room.
she is asking the investigator like he is her bodyguard.
I love cats but I would never expect to order the police to "bring me my cat". This woman was able to manipulate her interview so that just watching this made me tired, just going in circles. BUT, the o-ring and kayak plug in her car???? And this isn't proof enough to premeditated murder of this poor guy??? The system screwed up the outcome of this case, but like the detective said, she admitted to murder. And in the end, for what? RIP Vince and prayers to his family.
"Uhh, Yes ma'am, we will go get your cat. Would you like us to pack up Rascal's food dish and favorite toys as well?"
"she wasn't really a warm fuzzy type person .. she was russian" damn lol
d jones yeah that’s where we are at today. Racism and anti-Semitic comments are cool as long as they are anti Russian. Smh and way to go CWD with the sensationalism lol clicks not facts right?
Its interesting this statement, to me it’s not racist, it’s one of many attributes of most Russians abroad.. I can’t attest to Russians in mother Russia " The law firm took her case for the insurance money as they knew they could win.
Ryan Ransom racism is a little bit of a stretch don’t you think?
She was from Latvia, that is a different country, get your geography facts together
@@amhell2741 they were quoting the show smh lol
The dude died and the attorney is insulting him
He’s a defense attorney it’s kinda his job
lestatmac way and the dude IS pretty dumb... owning a kayak but no life jacket while choosing to go into RUSHING cold rivers? Stupid choice imo.
You don't blame the victim for the crime.
Greer Dellinger it depends on the situation were you accuse then. but in this case you don't
He is one hella of a defense attorney. He is the one you want defending you.
It's not like she was unable to leave her fiancee. It never ceases to amaze that somebody chooses murder over a breakup.
$$$
What that song? Money is playing . Dollar bills dollar bills
She had a massive financial motive. But even without that, sociopaths like her will just choose to kill someone because they didn't see them as human in the first place. They have no empathy; in their minds people are objects to be used. So it's like tossing an old appliance in the trash, except messier, and they feel irritated at the trouble of having to get rid of it and angry at the person/object for inconveniencing them.
Fr like what do you plan on doing with insurance money when you’re in jail
So true don't understand it so many other people out there
"she's russian"
"she's from latvia"
...two different countries, but ok.
Lmaooo
Born in the Soviet Union controlled Latvia.
11DNA11 still doesn't make her russian
There is a russian minority in Latvia.
That's american geography right there
Sad thing is, there's probably someone out there that did more time than she did for keying a mercedes.
Or having a joint....a sweet.... Or a nick sack......
too true
@Don720 You again.....
First of all, you need learn how to use proper punctuation, learn how to use proper grammar and you learn the difference between "your" & "you're".
"If *you're* in rough water, *you* don't take a kayak like this"..... Well he did, so that statement is dumb.
You literally contradict yourself. You said "a plug wouldn't matter" and in another comment you said something along the lines of "water wouldn't go into a small hole"...... but in this comment, you flat out say "What he has is those cheap kayaks that sink."
So which is it? His kayak sinks or it's not possible to sink?
Yes, he should have been wearing a life vest. No, he shouldn't have been in rough waters.
However, even if he wore a life vest, the freezing temperatures of the water and with the rough water, he would have died anyway.
Stop blaming the VICTIM.
You're also a fucking hypocrite. You say he "should have stayed in calm water", but you said that you were once caught in a riptide. So maybe you should have stayed in calm water.
Also, again, you said he should have worn a life vest. Well, you said when you were caught in a riptide, had you fallen out, you would have died. If that was the case, where was your life vest? Were you not wearing one? Or would have the riptide killed you even if you were wearing one?
Either way, yet again, even if he were wearing a life vest, with the freezing temperatures and the rough water, he still would have died.
Lastly, again, STOP VICTIM BLAMING AND SHE CONFESSED.
Rachel Garza-pinales haha you sound like me. I hate this skank
@@rebelrose1385
Everything okay at home, bud?
You know you’re addicted to crime shows when you’ve already watched an episode they’ve just uploaded 🤭🤫
I know I watched this episode already on true crime daily, must be a re-upload
Isn't this an update because of the conviction?
says the future killer
OMG sameeee
Tell me u insta😏
"You don't cry in Latvia"
You do cartwheels
Lol
😂🤣Bruh🤣😂 LOL😅
Lol
Technically, now they are both independent states. But they were one for a long time. Do your research fool.
I'm Latvian we do cry
Him: Get a job...Her: let's go down by the river
Lol
...and put on my skimpy underwear #wink,wink
Bahahahahahaha
IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER
Me sam cook ohh i got money hard heard
I would like to ask this lawyer if he would like to go Kayaking with her...
lchurch01 I’m sure he would wear a life vest
@@briggsneal1016 .... or two ....
I wouldn't want to go kayaking with that lawyer.
@@melmack2003 haha...good one :)
Hahahahahahahahahaha hahaha........... I think he bring a lot of rescuer.
So sorry for Vinces mom. She knew this woman was cold. Lacked a sensitivity chip. Prayers for his family🙏
She lives in la la land. Immature and entitled
@@Dustandfuzz Does she get the insurance money?
I can't wait to see the wedding announcement for Angelika and her attorney 😂
Dang!!! 😂😂😂😂
He won't marry her. He'll use her and discard her by weaning her off over time until she finds the next person to leech off of. Not saying he's above being conned on that level, just saying they both share the same mentality, and neither one is intelligent enough to out manipulate the other.
Yeap but the question is what kind of end will he have? falling off a cliff maybe his car breaks give up just wonder, till of course she decides she wants to be "free" again something mentally wrong with her for sure
@@marte1a256 right
RIIIIIGHT ..😂😂😂