As a distant cousin of Paul Murdauh, whom I truly feel was responsible for the death of Mallory Beach, I definitely believe that alcohol and being on the water in charge of any size water vessel is a asking for a disaster
she knew what she was doing...your hubby just died and in a couple days your having fun doing cartwheels and kayaking.....that doesnt pass the smell test
@@aliwooz913 It certainly can pass the "smell test" if you take different psychological makeups, denial, and hoping for the Twelfth of Never into account.
How on earth can the Coroner make a judgement that his death was a homicide caused by the removal of the plug? He is not a crime investigator but merely a Coroner who can only make a finding on what he sees on the body. Speculation or guessing is unlawful and unprofessional and l hope she sued the Coroner for wrongful arrest.
You're simply wrong. Coroners are allowed to use all evidence to determine cause of death. It's not just limited to the body. Is this the first true crime video you watched?
No experienced boater would go out (1) in bad conditions (2) without a flotation device on and secured (3) without checking the condition of his kayak / boat. Vincent was old enough to know all of this. In addition, apparently the missing plug had nothing to do with the overturning of the kayak - waves too high and water came into the boat!
Vincent WAS a good man. I think his own negligence was the reason he died that day. It sucks. And it’s really sad. But that doesn’t mean we can punish an innocent person for it.
@@trh1493 well thank you and the original poster for saving me almost an hour watching this video. Now I know what happens and why. No tears in my beer!🍺 If you're going to drink and do dumb things well, that's learning the hard way.
@@VictoriaLynn59 under tremendous pressure and after 6 hours or interrogation. It was a false admission because of the police sociological tactics. It Happens a lot more than you think
@@VictoriaLynn59Pulled the plug months before, one heck of a plan, looks like a comedy film.. i can say she wanted him dead but he still stupid, and she made the worst plan.
@@VictoriaLynn59she pulled the plug because her kitten was playing with it! And Vincent would have checked his kayak before using it so of course he didn’t put it back on. Also, the plug was on TOP which doesn't cause the kayak to capsize. Please use some common sense.
And they even advised him NOT to go kayaking the next day, because of the conditions of the river at that time... but he wouldn't listen to them. They said it was typical of him not to listen to advice, because he was a risk-taker. He paid for his risk-taking, with his life.
I feel sorry for his mother's loss but I think it is easier for her to believe that her son was murdered than acknowledge her son was irresponsible and most likely responsible for his own death.
Most families never feel their children are guilty of any crime or negligence that leads to their death or the death of someone else, ven if they were to see a video of their child committing a crime.
I had an investigator tell me once when someone has a loved one die unexpectedly, they always look for someone else to blame. They cannot accept their loved one could do anything so irresponsible or permanent to themself. I feel sad that Vincent lost his life, but condemning Angelika to years in prison is equally sad. Two wrongs don’t make a right and punishing her for his negligence and poor decision making is very disturbing. The police and Vinny’s family ruined her life. Two last things: 1.) I kayak quite frequently and I’ve done so multiple times with the drain plug out and in bad weather (as it can change quickly). I have never done that without the use of my life jacket and added alcohol into the equation either. 2.) As multiple people mentioned her personality quirks or behaviors, I believe she wasn’t very emo the evening of and day or so after his death is possibly due to shock and/or denial. As far as getting bent out of shape over the cat, I believe any animal lover could become enraged over someone withholding their beloved baby from them.
Agree with everything you said, however , the cat not "hers" , they adopted it together, so it was "their" cat... it's like having a child, it's not one person's I believe they both wanted the cat... I have cats, so I understand, but I would not lie on driving shouting, that is very odd behaviour
We just lost our 13 year old dog. My husband & I are devasted. I don't know how either of us could bear with losing custody of her if we ever split up. We'd share custody. We've been married over 40 years & are in our 60s, so we could be adults about it. A young woman overreacting is not odd to me.
I'm 10 minutes in, and the amount of poor decision making by these people is astounding. Insisting on going kayaking so late in the day, in rough 46 degree waves, with no life jacket?? I'm sorry the victim died, but at some point staying alive on this planet takes more than a little common sense.
In Brazil there's a saying, "Everyone who dies is a saint." In these shows, "everybody loves them, they light up the room, they'd give you the shirt off their back."
@@junemarshall-kingsley566, I noticed this. I was jokingly thinking to myself that I don't know if I'm good enough to be killed, I might not make those high standards 😋
I mean, most of the time when people do that, they don't lose their lives over it. He wouldn't have expected to die, and the vast majority of the time he wouldn't have.
Agree to above, especially alcohol. He was experienced at kayaking. He’s responsible for himself. It’s not like she hit him in the head or used a weapon to make him tip over into the water.
I get it that she's he's mom and obviously in pain from losing her child... But dude got in a kayak in bad water with no life vest and a blood alcohol level of 0.066... Sometimes you just gotta gotta admit your kid made a dumb decision. For once, I actually believe the accused is innocent. The cops manipulated her confession.
To be fair, the mother wants to believe she can TRUST the LE and other authorities and so-called “experts”. This is a totally reasonable thing to *want* to believe, but unfortunately we can’t always trust the judgement of the supposed experts, etc…of course you are right, she is so grief stricken she is desperate for relief in the form of having someone other than her son to blame. So tragic, there were no winners here. Ugh.
@@betsylaughlin8652 that statement is soooo stupid - a girl who had nothing to do with a man's death is sitting in jail here and you justify her blaming someone she didnt like? (I guess all minorities can understand now why they are blamed for crimes they didnt commit)
We need legislation to protect people from these marathon interogations. You can't isolate a person who's suffered trauma, rail at them for over a full shift, sometimes 18 hours, and expect them not to have psychological responses that are not healthy or normal. False confessions are almost always the result of prolonged 'interrogation'/torture session. I don't think she did anything intentional to cause his death.
We do, it’s called your right to an attorney. All you have to do is request an attorney and they can’t ask you any more questions. What we need is to stop creating legislation to protect people from themselves. This world is full of idiots because we’ve legislated away Darwinism.
Her English skills were okay, but when she said "I don't want to admit I killed him." Perhaps she did not know how to say it better/properly? She sounded very concerned on the 911 calls. Edit: later on in the video, she uses the word 'euphoric' so this is getting more and more interesting.
@@glamma2paris351 but according to this, the missing drain plug, which I thought was lower before, and the button on the paddle, didn’t make a difference.
I think it's ridiculous that she served time for this. There is no way to prove without a reasonable doubt that she intentionally murdered him. Keep in mind he went out there without a life jacket knowing the conditions. I think it was a tragic accident and they took advantage of a woman not from this country. They tried to paint her as some crazy unhinged person because she was trying to get her cat back rubbed me the wrong way. I would do anything to get my cat back if someone was holding her hostage.
Didn't fly well with me either. It's not like she was doing it for some item - it was a living being and she probably liver the cat. I'd also lay in the driveway and scream if that's what it took if somebody would try to take my dog away.
She is a foreign and English is not her first language, she don't understand the under tones and the complete meaning of many words, also of what it is considered "normal" or not in the US. I feel sorry for her. I hope that her cat found a nice new family while she was away. The guy clearly was responsible for his own death.
Good grief. I took the same kayak down about 22 miles oFnthe Current River without a plug, no problem. Even when it swamped once, I held onto the kayak as it could not sink. Alcohol, no float plan, poor plan, weather and water conditions, no life preserver.....a man's gotta know hia limitations.
@@jackbryan4676 I know right? They definitely can lie to you. At some point, I'd walk out assuming I'm not guilty as the cops assume. I'd probably answer reasonable questions to a point without a lawyer just to he helpful, but I'd refuse a polygraph test. I'd refuse to allow them to wear me down. I'd probably leave as soon as they start their B.S. If I thought they were going to arrest me, I'd walk out and clam up.
@@jacquelynskye295 Put it this way: "Anything you do/say can be used against you", right? But none of it can be used for you. That's reason enough not to talk, even on a traffic stop.
I don't speak Latvian, but I know that in Polish and other languages in Central and Eastern Europe, like Czech, they say 'admit' when they mean, simply, 'say about myself.' They will typically say something like, 'I admit that I enjoyed that dinner' or 'I admit that I always try to be on time for work.' They use 'admit' for perfectly innocent, even positive things, like 'I admit that was the best work I've ever done.' I cannot think of a SINGLE time I heard a Polish person (and these were obviously highly educated adults with a very high level of English, some of them even having Master's degrees or Ph.Ds in English) use the word 'admit' in the sense of 'confess guilt.' They simply don't use the word that way, and when they translate it into English, they transfer the meaning from their own language ('say something true about myself') into English as though the two languages use the word in the identical way. I taught Polish speakers of English who were training to be teachers of English (in Poland) for more than 20 years, and this was a lesson I taught probably hundreds of times: in English, we only use the word 'admit' for things we are guilty of or ashamed of. I gave many examples. I wish I had thought to include the warning that if you use the word 'admit' while talking to American (or presumably UK) police officers, you could be confessing a crime you did not commit!
She's completely delusional 🙄 Her son may have been terrific, well loved, etc, etc, etc, BUT, he was also irresponsible and it was his actions alone that caused him to drown that day. No one killed her son. No one other than his own carelessness.
I had a girl in high school who overdosed. Everyone knew she was on drugs exept her mom I guess. 10 years later she still is convinced someone else Is at fault.
I've been with a group where we had to kayak out of a place and we purposefully woke up at 5 am to get out at the calmest time on the water. It was still a struggle getting back, and this was sober. Lots of poor decisions and his own friends said how you couldn't change his mind.
And the only thing the ex brought up was her REALLY wanting the cat. What??? How is this evidence of anger issues. Maybe she just really loved the cat. Pets are like children to some people.
I wish balloon releases would stop being celebrated. You (hopefully) wouldn't be holding some rubber and shiny string and just throw it on the ground, right? Why the hell is releasing it into the air seen as different? The eagle that just choked to death on your lil prayer litter didn't pass on the message. They don't go to heaven, they go to trees, rivers, streams, streets etc. It's not a celebration, it's an environmental disaster.
She would have had to convince him not to wear the lifejacket & know that the weather conditions would turn, putting herself at risk as well. Sorry to say, but the guy was irresponsible & his mother doesn't want to believe it
It took me over a year to convince my husband to buy a life jacket because he thinks he doesn't need one and we frequent less rough waters, and he doesn't drink, I don't know why anyone thinks it's her responsibility to make him wear a life jacket. I only finally convinced my husband to get a life jacket to avoid the possibility of getting a ticket for not having one if caught by a ranger.
I think it’s very telling of who he was as a person that the only people they found to speak highly of him were two women who worked in a bar he frequented. They actually confirmed he was reckless and didn’t think well my gosh that poor woman. I wonder where she’s at today.
Someone who confessed. Could've stopped talking and asked for an attorney anytime. Don't want to go to jail? Don't forget confess to something you didn't do
As a criminal defense attorney (who sometimes watches this channel) I never understand: the average American has watched countless hours of crime shows and probably can recite "You have the right to remain silent..." in his sleep, yet, the moment they are questioned by a cop they talk and talk and talk. Prisons would be much less overcrowded if people simply kept their mouth shut. Once you are in that interview room, the cops are not your friends! They put you there because they think you did whatever crime it is they investigate.
Because they're cowards like the people who will not exercise their basic rights for example during a traffic stop The pigs put so much pressure on them and they're either cowards or they don't have confidence enough to just assert their rights My life would be over if I didn't exercise and know those and implement them.
He was someone who wanted to coerce his girlfriend to do things she didn't want. And the men are calling HER dark? It's so sad that she wasn't loved by her partners properly. They all saw the immigrant "exotic" girl in her who is easy to exploit because she's not a citizen.
I am absolutely appalled that his family was still stuck in their delusional state and just COULD NOT accept that he made terrible decisions and that she was railroaded… i understand grieving, but when the truth is loud and in your face, you gotta at least acknowledge it.
His momma is probably the reason he was such a narcissistic man. Preying on an immigrant girl who is 10 years younger and then wanting to coerce her to do things she didn't want were HUGE red flags. She was being abused, and then she was blamed by everyone for feeling relief that he was gone!
I've done a lot of "flat-water"canoeing. The Hudson in rough weather in a kayak--no way! I'm surprised the girl was even able to survive it. Seems careless to even have been on the water that day. Find another way to spend time!
So he got wasted and went kayaking without a life jacket, died, and nobody understands why?!?! He made MULTIPLE stupid decisions! This belongs on an episode of 10,000 Ways to Die
@@noelvoss6744 0.06 is the same level of intoxication in anyone, regardless of size. Two people of different size with the same alcohol intake would be affected differently however.
@@JJJJ-gl2uf That's essentially the point I was making. He wasn't a small, short skinny dude. He's not going to feel as impaired at .06 as even his girlfriend would.
She speaks English very well, just because someone's native language is different doesn't mean they are stupid. She however clearly missed her right to shut up and get a lawyer.
@@Therezumee92 No one said she was stupid. But in case you're not familiar with foreign languages and English as a SECOND language, interpreting and speaking are two different things.
@@Therezumee92 Yep, even her accent is not that strong. It all comes down to interrogators and use of inappropriate interrogation techniques. Her mistake was not getting lawer before talking. Then again, people could start accusing her because she got one - no win here. Such a horrible situation to be in, honestly.
@@ohioguy215 I'm literally Latvian myself (she's Russian, but still, let's say we're both from the same country). So I know they are different things. But I understand what is said in English. And I haven't lived in United States for years like her. Unless language is clearly broken when person speaks, you can't right away say, that there's massive language barrier.
I came to make the same comment. I have kayaked numerous times with the plug out of my kayak, but I’ve always worn my life vest and I NEVER use alcohol while on the water. How his family can still blame her is delusional. I had an investigator tell me once when someone has a loved one die unexpectedly, they always look for someone else to blame. They cannot accept their loved one could do anything so irresponsible or permanent to themself. I feel sad that Vincent lost his life, but condemning Angelika to years in prison is equally sad. Two wrongs don’t make a right and punishing her for his negligence and poor decision making is very disturbing. The police and Vinny’s family ruined her life.
@TamiTribbiani-im1go you say tampering because they did, but it's proven that those things couldn't sink it. It's not like she made him drink and boat without a LIFE VEST and then made the weather turn bad
Those officers that interrogated her should be fired and charged accordingly. She should have never spent even a day in jail and the victims mother and his other friends need to come to grips that the only one responsible for his death was himself and himself alone.
Because people are entitled to a choice. Can you imagine the response if the GOVERNMENT forced you to have a lawyer? “LAWYER!” would be the first thing out of my mouth, but not everyone feels that way. Go figure….
@kddicks5115 nonsense. It's has nothing to do with choice and everything to do with our legal system is set up for profit. Providing everyone with a lawyer before questioning would increase expenses while lowers profit.
@@PiratesRock-dm8mtvery correct. only gives the illusion of choice because if you can't afford a lawyer, you get the public defender instead. if you aren't able to afford exorbitant lawyer fees you have no real choice besides having the public defense or the rare chance someone takes it pro-bono.
The police and his family are delusional. He went out with no life jacket, was impaired, and fighting waves which capsized his kayak . End of story. Being stupid is not a crime, just dead as the end result. I am willing to bet not one of those cops or prosecution have ever been in a kayak. They can be dangerous if not handled with care. This woman should not have been arrested for anything.
crazy. the Justice system only cares about convictions because people careers are based on it... they become judges, district attorneys, attorney generals, mayors, govs, etc. That alone encourages corrupt and unethical practices
Any competent user of a canoe or kayak uses a 'spray deck' which is an elasticated seal that fits around your body and then fits to the rim on the boat's aperture. Not using one in bad weather is asking for trouble!
*He should've been wearing a Life Vest & Wet Suit and shouldn't have been drinking.* Negligent with his own life. He would Not have died. I wonder how his Mental State was? It was reckless behavior.
This segment is confusing... So, she wasn't crying her eyes out because he was gone - so what? It doesn't mean she finished him. Insurance... Were they married? He was somewhat experienced kayaker. Why no life vest? Was he crazy?! I am not buying the whole thing... She is innocent!
This woman is GUILTY. You don’t say you wanted someone dead and that you feel better he is gone AND you’re free without doing something about it, causing the death or letting him die. She’s guilty.
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 Agree, people are just saying she's innocent because she's young and pretty. If the roles were reversed they'd be saying he killed her!
Did anyone see that the pole couldn't hold up 4 lbs and the drain plug wasn't an issue. People from other countries don't always react like Americans do. I've even had a foreigner ask me why we are like this death is part of life.... He would have known the plug was out; it's noticeable. She also didn't force him to not use a life vest
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 Feeling relief about someone, who was sexually/emotionally abusing you, suddenly disappearing (in front of your eyes), and killing him are not the same thing. You're being illogical. Resenting him and not mourning his death through an accident is not the same thing as murdering him.
Right from the start, I was amazed at how reckless this guy was to not be utilizing a life vest. As far as the so-called confession is concerned, you always have to remember one thing - a police officer will never admit that he is wrong. Being in a position of power, always leads them to believe that they have a superior intellect. Those two cops are so greasy and devious, I had a hard time watching the video. 11 hours - how can anyone be responsible for what they say after three or four hours of badgering
The interrogater came on too strong. Bullying someone to get a conviction doesn't work. She's from a area that will probably beat or torture you to get a confession. So she probably thought i just want him to stop ,I'll tell him whatever
The girl was SO HONEST(too honest)....she admitted she wanted him gone from her life, but never wanted him dead. Police claim only the first part ....as a confession.🙄🙄
You can tell the mother wants to blame someone for his death. If he had vest he couldnt of died regardless. The mother feels better thinking she murdered him, instead of his own ignorance of safety protocols, regardless if something sinister was going on
The whole focus was on that drain plug. To seal the deal. So much so they never realized where the kayak that drain plug goes. Once they realized that. They had nothing.
It's so sad. She obviously was afraid she'd get convicted & sentenced to 25 years or whatever they said but she had a very good chance of being found not guilty. Now, it's on her record when she applies for jobs.
This is one of those cases that make no sense... she either killed him and should have gotten serious time, or she didn't and shouldn't have spent a day in jail... Frankly speaking, there is zero evidence of wrong doing, but her interrogation is so damning that her lawyer probably didn't wanna roll the dice... We've seen a lot of false confessions before, but not like this one, usually in false confessions the detectives feed people what to say, but here, she really hated him and felt relieved he was dead, and although she may not have done it, it was stupid of her to air her "euphoria" during the interrogation...
This woman is GUILTY. You don’t say you wanted someone dead and that you feel better he is gone AND you’re free without doing something about it, causing the death or letting him die. She’s guilty.
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 I saw a very small portion of that and wondered how it was edited, or led up to that in the 11 hour interrogation. But I just realized if she definitely wanted him dead why would she call 911, vs claiming her phone went dead or “losing” it overboard or saying she couldn’t reach it in her kayak, or saying she couldn’t get a signal?
Even the guy interviewing him laughed when the ex boyfriend did the accent of her saying give me the cat. I think a lot of people would get dramatic about a pet.
If you force someone to sit alone for 11 hours in a room witj nothing but 4walls to stare at after a traumatic incident, anybody would agree to whatever you say!! It's pathetic
I could not agree more, I was in for a lie detector test, and was told I smoked weed. I said I may have done so in a dream maybe, but had not smoked it, by the time they got into my head, I was Snoop Dog, these people manipulate to get what they want.
There’s a video on here that I can’t find right now but these two young girls were missing, close friends and both under the age of 10. Family and friends spread out to places the girls were known to play in hopes of finding them. The dad of one of the girls finds their bodies, both have been r@ped and k¡lled. He calls police and the other searchers to say he’s found them. As the one that found them he is taken to the station to answer questions about anything he may have seen when he discovered them. He is of course absolutely devastated and grieving, but wants to help the police find whoever did this. Questioning quickly turns from “what did you see?” to “how did you know they were there? Is it because you’re the one who put them there? You were mad because you’d told her not to go there, weren’t you?” They proceeded to break him down over the next 20-something hours until he’s confessing to whatever the police say. The look on his face as he’s signing the confession, he doesn’t even look like he knows where he is anymore, he just wants it all to stop. I think he was even jailed for a while until they finally found DNA on the girls that belonged to someone else. Everyone involved in that interrogation should be ashamed of themselves for how they treated him, taking advantage of his mental state to force a “confession” out of a heartbroken father who hadn’t even had a moment to process his loss.
That woman should have never been charged and in similar situations, no one should talk to the police without legal counsel. The only responsible person for Vincent's death was Vincent. No life jacket, no kayak cover or wetsuit to protect from bad weather, and drinking.
She could have left th INTERROGATION ANYTIM, she CONFESSED because she murdered her boyfriend.. There was NO false confession, she could have demanded a lawyer... ✅❗
Them arresting her on a removed drain plug is like them convicting someone of cutting my shoe lace me going on a run tripping hitting my head and dying. This is crazy
Language barrier. Pressure from the police. 11 hours. 😳 Fatigue, cat etc. so she said if that want me to say. Crazy. Justice system got this wrong. AGAIN!
The first narrator's voice is absolutely devine. Michael Archer, Forensic Scientist. 9:28 I keep replying this sad video. Good job, Michael. This could be your snd job. ❤❤
When there's money involved a spouse might get killed or wrongfully accused or proven to be a killer. Vincent"s recklessness cost Anglina her freedom. RIP Vincent
So many times I watch 48 Hours or similar shows and I become TERRIFIED of going back to the US and being falsely accused of something and falling into the hands of police who have some narrative that they will just browbeat me with for hours and hours on end until I'm so punchy and exhausted that I'll say or sign anything. I hope that if I EVER fall into the hands of the police there, I will only say, 'I will not speak without a lawyer.' The problem is, if you're innocent, you think that it's safe to tell the police anything they ask about. Don't our parents and teachers and other adults tell us from childhood, 'Just tell the truth and everything will be all right?' Not with the American police, it won't!
Man O Man did this young woman get railroaded!!!!! I feel SO sorry for her. She was not originally from this country, she did not understand our laws, she apparently didn't realize that no matter what the cops say YOU NEED A LAWYER...this is a travesty of justice...I'm glad she is out, but this will follow her for the rest of her life...
"Hey, let's (alcohol) go kayaking (alcohol) out to the island (alcohol) tomorrow, after we (alcohol) party it up (alcohol) tonight, even though (alcohol) the weather might (alcohol) turn bad (alcohol)".
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As much as people hate to admit it, alcohol and boating dont mix.
Is fine. Once you arrive back in the harbor and the boat is properly secured.
Without a life jacket as well.
As a distant cousin of Paul Murdauh, whom I truly feel was responsible for the death of Mallory Beach, I definitely believe that alcohol and being on the water in charge of any size water vessel is a asking for a disaster
Alcohol and any type of moving vehicle doesn't match. At least in a kayak you don't hurt others. Edited for typo
@@shirleybell2906 FFS
Feeling responsible and BEING responsible are two totally different things.
Absurd to blame another for a persons bad decisions no life vest , alcohol and bad conditions to be out on the water
I wouldn't even go with a person who doesn't have life jacket...
she knew what she was doing...your hubby just died and in a couple days your having fun doing cartwheels and kayaking.....that doesnt pass the smell test
@@aliwooz913 It certainly can pass the "smell test" if you take different psychological makeups, denial, and hoping for the Twelfth of Never into account.
@@aliwooz913do you know how you would react?
@@aliwooz913 people reeact differently . And he had not been pronunced dead they were loooking for him
How on earth can the Coroner make a judgement that his death was a homicide caused by the removal of the plug?
He is not a crime investigator but merely a Coroner who can only make a finding on what he sees on the body.
Speculation or guessing is unlawful and unprofessional and l hope she sued the Coroner for wrongful arrest.
This
I got the feeling he just wrote down what the cops told him to
and the plug was not a factor as it turns out. it seems they wanted to railroad her.
You're simply wrong. Coroners are allowed to use all evidence to determine cause of death. It's not just limited to the body. Is this the first true crime video you watched?
@@ashleye6503no way.
No experienced boater would go out (1) in bad conditions (2) without a flotation device on and secured (3) without checking the condition of his kayak / boat. Vincent was old enough to know all of this. In addition, apparently the missing plug had nothing to do with the overturning of the kayak - waves too high and water came into the boat!
Vincent WAS a good man. I think his own negligence was the reason he died that day. It sucks. And it’s really sad. But that doesn’t mean we can punish an innocent person for it.
Agreed. I think the mom was unable to accept that this was just a very unfortunate accident.
good men don't go to strip clubs .PERIOD!
@@trh1493right on. Seedy places for seedy people
Sh3 admitt3d it ..sheeesgh
@@trh1493 well thank you and the original poster for saving me almost an hour watching this video. Now I know what happens and why. No tears in my beer!🍺
If you're going to drink and do dumb things well, that's learning the hard way.
It is sad that Vincent died but I surely don't think they have proven that Angelika is guilty of the charges
Indeed. The evidence they have is a joke. Even if she killed him, it could not be by pulling the plug.
SHE PULLED THE PLUG. She admitted to it.
@@VictoriaLynn59 under tremendous pressure and after 6 hours or interrogation. It was a false admission because of the police sociological tactics. It Happens a lot more than you think
@@VictoriaLynn59Pulled the plug months before, one heck of a plan, looks like a comedy film.. i can say she wanted him dead but he still stupid, and she made the worst plan.
@@VictoriaLynn59she pulled the plug because her kitten was playing with it! And Vincent would have checked his kayak before using it so of course he didn’t put it back on. Also, the plug was on TOP which doesn't cause the kayak to capsize. Please use some common sense.
His friends brag about how they called him "Vinny shots" but didn't think his drunkenness played a part in his death. Lmao.
Yep, and there's nothing cool to be named like this in your 40's
And they even advised him NOT to go kayaking the next day, because of the conditions of the river at that time... but he wouldn't listen to them. They said it was typical of him not to listen to advice, because he was a risk-taker. He paid for his risk-taking, with his life.
I would be embarrassed AF to have the nickname “[name] shots”
No. She killed him for the money!
@@wheelermckinnon3682 but NO evidence of that, why did you write that??
I feel sorry for his mother's loss but I think it is easier for her to believe that her son was murdered than acknowledge her son was irresponsible and most likely responsible for his own death.
You are absolutely right.
Most families never feel their children are guilty of any crime or negligence that leads to their death or the death of someone else, ven if they were to see a video of their child committing a crime.
I had an investigator tell me once when someone has a loved one die unexpectedly, they always look for someone else to blame. They cannot accept their loved one could do anything so irresponsible or permanent to themself.
I feel sad that Vincent lost his life, but condemning Angelika to years in prison is equally sad. Two wrongs don’t make a right and punishing her for his negligence and poor decision making is very disturbing. The police and Vinny’s family ruined her life.
Two last things: 1.) I kayak quite frequently and I’ve done so multiple times with the drain plug out and in bad weather (as it can change quickly). I have never done that without the use of my life jacket and added alcohol into the equation either.
2.) As multiple people mentioned her personality quirks or behaviors, I believe she wasn’t very emo the evening of and day or so after his death is possibly due to shock and/or denial. As far as getting bent out of shape over the cat, I believe any animal lover could become enraged over someone withholding their beloved baby from them.
Agree with everything you said, however , the cat not "hers" , they adopted it together, so it was "their" cat... it's like having a child, it's not one person's
I believe they both wanted the cat... I have cats, so I understand, but I would not lie on driving shouting, that is very odd behaviour
We just lost our 13 year old dog. My husband & I are devasted. I don't know how either of us could bear with losing custody of her if we ever split up. We'd share custody. We've been married over 40 years & are in our 60s, so we could be adults about it. A young woman overreacting is not odd to me.
@@janet5846I agree with you
I see both sides. It’s a little over the top behavior for me, but no one has ever tried to take my dog…or my child.
She removed the plug from the kayak without his knowledge and also removed a clasp or clip from the paddle, also without his knowledge
Police should not be able to batter people verbally for 11 hours to get a false confession.
European countries have banned interrogations like this one, and as a result, they have much lower rates of wrongful convictions.
All you have to do is stfu and ask for your lawyer, guilty or not.
There was no gun pointed at her ,even if it took a whole day if she didn't do she should have stick to her innocence.
She already confessed on the island!! You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about!!
Plus they turned everything around. They tell her she will be free if she just agrees with them. This isn't a confession 😢
I'm 10 minutes in, and the amount of poor decision making by these people is astounding. Insisting on going kayaking so late in the day, in rough 46 degree waves, with no life jacket?? I'm sorry the victim died, but at some point staying alive on this planet takes more than a little common sense.
In Brazil there's a saying, "Everyone who dies is a saint." In these shows, "everybody loves them, they light up the room, they'd give you the shirt off their back."
@@junemarshall-kingsley566, I noticed this. I was jokingly thinking to myself that I don't know if I'm good enough to be killed, I might not make those high standards 😋
@@junemarshall-kingsley566I never want to be the person that lights up a room
I mean, most of the time when people do that, they don't lose their lives over it. He wouldn't have expected to die, and the vast majority of the time he wouldn't have.
@@RoxanaLorenaD😅 ditto!
Cold, getting windy, dark, no life west - perfect for kayaking
Plus alcohol. Amazing.
Agree to above, especially alcohol. He was experienced at kayaking. He’s responsible for himself. It’s not like she hit him in the head or used a weapon to make him tip over into the water.
Maybe if he had a life east the outcome would have been different. 😢
Saw this covered someplace else , they claimed she INSISTED they go.🙄🙄
@@kellykapowski1969Exactly
I get it that she's he's mom and obviously in pain from losing her child... But dude got in a kayak in bad water with no life vest and a blood alcohol level of 0.066... Sometimes you just gotta gotta admit your kid made a dumb decision. For once, I actually believe the accused is innocent. The cops manipulated her confession.
"My son is perfect, I don't like his fiancée so let's blame her for my sons stupid mistakes," got it.
To be fair, the mother wants to believe she can TRUST the LE and other authorities and so-called “experts”. This is a totally reasonable thing to *want* to believe, but unfortunately we can’t always trust the judgement of the supposed experts, etc…of course you are right, she is so grief stricken she is desperate for relief in the form of having someone other than her son to blame. So tragic, there were no winners here. Ugh.
@@betsylaughlin8652right!
@@betsylaughlin8652 that statement is soooo stupid - a girl who had nothing to do with a man's death is sitting in jail here and you justify her blaming someone she didnt like? (I guess all minorities can understand now why they are blamed for crimes they didnt commit)
All over the world mother in laws are like this I guess .. good Angelica is out and free
If the life insurance was not given to the fiance, who would the mom blame? 🤔
We need legislation to protect people from these marathon interogations. You can't isolate a person who's suffered trauma, rail at them for over a full shift, sometimes 18 hours, and expect them not to have psychological responses that are not healthy or normal. False confessions are almost always the result of prolonged 'interrogation'/torture session. I don't think she did anything intentional to cause his death.
We do, it’s called your right to an attorney. All you have to do is request an attorney and they can’t ask you any more questions.
What we need is to stop creating legislation to protect people from themselves. This world is full of idiots because we’ve legislated away Darwinism.
European countries have banned interrogations like this one, and as a result, they have much lower rates of wrongful convictions.
People really don't understand, you dont have to talk to them without an atty present.
She didn't do a damn thing. Now she's a felon.
Her English skills were okay, but when she said "I don't want to admit I killed him." Perhaps she did not know how to say it better/properly?
She sounded very concerned on the 911 calls.
Edit: later on in the video, she uses the word 'euphoric' so this is getting more and more interesting.
Vincent was irresponsible.
yea.. for staying with an obv. unhinged chick who cared only about herself
But responsible for his own dirt nap
He would have checked his boat before going out
@@glamma2paris351 but according to this, the missing drain plug, which I thought was lower before, and the button on the paddle, didn’t make a difference.
Ich glaube auch das sie unschuldig ist.Es war ein Unglück wo alles zum Nachteil des Opfers zusammen kam.
I think it's ridiculous that she served time for this. There is no way to prove without a reasonable doubt that she intentionally murdered him. Keep in mind he went out there without a life jacket knowing the conditions. I think it was a tragic accident and they took advantage of a woman not from this country. They tried to paint her as some crazy unhinged person because she was trying to get her cat back rubbed me the wrong way. I would do anything to get my cat back if someone was holding her hostage.
Yeah they took advantage of her English skills to put an innocent person in jail. They are disgusting and lazy cops.
In the so called justice system you are presumed guilty until you can prove beyond all doubt that you are not.
She little challenged too due to language, understanding of everything. These cops are sad.
Didn't fly well with me either. It's not like she was doing it for some item - it was a living being and she probably liver the cat. I'd also lay in the driveway and scream if that's what it took if somebody would try to take my dog away.
You should wonder why she pleaded guilty!
She is a foreign and English is not her first language, she don't understand the under tones and the complete meaning of many words, also of what it is considered "normal" or not in the US. I feel sorry for her. I hope that her cat found a nice new family while she was away. The guy clearly was responsible for his own death.
Good grief. I took the same kayak down about 22 miles oFnthe Current River without a plug, no problem. Even when it swamped once, I held onto the kayak as it could not sink. Alcohol, no float plan, poor plan, weather and water conditions, no life preserver.....a man's gotta know hia limitations.
Who agrees to an interrogation without a lawyer present? Big mistake
Practically everybody.
Exactly, it must become ILLEGAL.
@@kingpriapatius5832 Hah. That'll be the same day that the cops aren't allowed to lie to you... as in never.
@@jackbryan4676 I know right? They definitely can lie to you. At some point, I'd walk out assuming I'm not guilty as the cops assume. I'd probably answer reasonable questions to a point without a lawyer just to he helpful, but I'd refuse a polygraph test. I'd refuse to allow them to wear me down. I'd probably leave as soon as they start their B.S. If I thought they were going to arrest me, I'd walk out and clam up.
@@jacquelynskye295 Put it this way: "Anything you do/say can be used against you", right? But none of it can be used for you. That's reason enough not to talk, even on a traffic stop.
If he was responsible enough to wear a life jacket he would be alive.
The cold water would of probably got him
Possibly…
I don't speak Latvian, but I know that in Polish and other languages in Central and Eastern Europe, like Czech, they say 'admit' when they mean, simply, 'say about myself.' They will typically say something like, 'I admit that I enjoyed that dinner' or 'I admit that I always try to be on time for work.' They use 'admit' for perfectly innocent, even positive things, like 'I admit that was the best work I've ever done.' I cannot think of a SINGLE time I heard a Polish person (and these were obviously highly educated adults with a very high level of English, some of them even having Master's degrees or Ph.Ds in English) use the word 'admit' in the sense of 'confess guilt.' They simply don't use the word that way, and when they translate it into English, they transfer the meaning from their own language ('say something true about myself') into English as though the two languages use the word in the identical way.
I taught Polish speakers of English who were training to be teachers of English (in Poland) for more than 20 years, and this was a lesson I taught probably hundreds of times: in English, we only use the word 'admit' for things we are guilty of or ashamed of. I gave many examples. I wish I had thought to include the warning that if you use the word 'admit' while talking to American (or presumably UK) police officers, you could be confessing a crime you did not commit!
The dude went kayaking without a lifejacket, buzzed in wavy conditions. She wanted out of the relationship not for him to be dead
exactly.
You just summed it up perfectly. If only the jury and judge could have understood this.
I think there was also a language & cultural barrier there as well. Im disappointed that this wasnt mentioned.
His mother is still convinced she murdered him after all the evidence she did not. So sad.
The mom and those two female friends were all brainwashed by the police/detectives
She's completely delusional 🙄 Her son may have been terrific, well loved, etc, etc, etc, BUT, he was also irresponsible and it was his actions alone that caused him to drown that day. No one killed her son. No one other than his own carelessness.
She needs someone to blame, even though it was his actions that caused his demise.
She is willfully ignorant.
I had a girl in high school who overdosed. Everyone knew she was on drugs exept her mom I guess. 10 years later she still is convinced someone else Is at fault.
I've been with a group where we had to kayak out of a place and we purposefully woke up at 5 am to get out at the calmest time on the water. It was still a struggle getting back, and this was sober.
Lots of poor decisions and his own friends said how you couldn't change his mind.
I don't believe the state has proven she did it. And the ex bf talking about her anger? Unreliable information imo.
And the only thing the ex brought up was her REALLY wanting the cat. What??? How is this evidence of anger issues. Maybe she just really loved the cat. Pets are like children to some people.
Yeah what I got from the statement of the ex boyfriend was that she réally wanted to take the cat. Which I can understand. And it worked
I thought it was sick how he mocked her laying in the driveway. He was keeping the cat from her to make her upset, no doubt.
Exactly! Try to come between me and my cat and you will see anger too.
That's what I thought also. If it was her cat, why shouldn't she have it? A contentious split. Sounds like he kept the residence. @furball192
I wish balloon releases would stop being celebrated.
You (hopefully) wouldn't be holding some rubber and shiny string and just throw it on the ground, right?
Why the hell is releasing it into the air seen as different?
The eagle that just choked to death on your lil prayer litter didn't pass on the message.
They don't go to heaven, they go to trees, rivers, streams, streets etc.
It's not a celebration, it's an environmental disaster.
Agreed!!
Well said.
True❤
Humans.
I agree... That makes that egotistical crowd just a little bit more insufferable, after they framed an innocent immigrant girl.
I think she's innocent. A lot of people handled this very poorly.
Yeah... And her 911 call didn't sound like a killer. She sounded like a regular innocent person.
I'm ALWAYS suspect of big insurance policies taken out not long before someone dies....
She would have had to convince him not to wear the lifejacket & know that the weather conditions would turn, putting herself at risk as well. Sorry to say, but the guy was irresponsible & his mother doesn't want to believe it
Someone said he did not own a jacket.. too confident, too much alcohol in his life
It took me over a year to convince my husband to buy a life jacket because he thinks he doesn't need one and we frequent less rough waters, and he doesn't drink, I don't know why anyone thinks it's her responsibility to make him wear a life jacket. I only finally convinced my husband to get a life jacket to avoid the possibility of getting a ticket for not having one if caught by a ranger.
@@sasamafrass exactly. Why is it her responsibility to make him be responsible? I would not want to be with a guy who put me/us in that position.
He was and adult not a child. She is So she was also responsible that he drinked a lot??? She is not responsible of his lack of reasonable thinking.
I think it’s very telling of who he was as a person that the only people they found to speak highly of him were two women who worked in a bar he frequented. They actually confirmed he was reckless and didn’t think well my gosh that poor woman. I wonder where she’s at today.
I don't think she killed him. This guy took his own risks and it cost him his life.
Exactly!! He made some comment about how kayaking back was going to be the 'adventure of a lifetime..' yea, it sure was!
Doofus doesn’t wear a life jacket on the Hudson and someone is in prison for it
Especially considering the conditions.
right?!
Someone who confessed. Could've stopped talking and asked for an attorney anytime. Don't want to go to jail? Don't forget confess to something you didn't do
@@fluteloop6737 if that is all you took out of that entire video.. you may be part of the problem.
@@cody6828 What problem?
As a criminal defense attorney (who sometimes watches this channel) I never understand: the average American has watched countless hours of crime shows and probably can recite "You have the right to remain silent..." in his sleep, yet, the moment they are questioned by a cop they talk and talk and talk. Prisons would be much less overcrowded if people simply kept their mouth shut. Once you are in that interview room, the cops are not your friends! They put you there because they think you did whatever crime it is they investigate.
Because they're cowards like the people who will not exercise their basic rights for example during a traffic stop
The pigs put so much pressure on them and they're either cowards or they don't have confidence enough to just assert their rights
My life would be over if I didn't exercise and know those and implement them.
English is her second language, just saying
This is a really good example of a forced confession. Kudos to 48hrs for showing that narrative. It changed my opinion
Mommy, he wasn't a good man. He was a fun boy.
Not my lifestyle, but you can be a good person and like partying to extreme.
Or, you could say to his family and friends, I’m sorry for your loss. You could even say I’m not convinced she was guilty.
@@TheDriftwoodlover Extreme being the key word in this case. He was a party animal till the end. The mom is the queen of denial.
Well said!!
He was someone who wanted to coerce his girlfriend to do things she didn't want. And the men are calling HER dark? It's so sad that she wasn't loved by her partners properly. They all saw the immigrant "exotic" girl in her who is easy to exploit because she's not a citizen.
There is reasonable doubt and therefore she shouldn't be sentenced to a guilty verdict.
She said she wanted him dead, she tampered with his canoe and paddle, what more evidence do you need?
@@TamiTribbiani-im1go Evidence that proves guilt beyond reasonable doubt and that's not the case.
@@joanne_swck There is very rarely proof beyond a reasonable doubt that someone is actually guilty.
She plead guilty. She should have had a jury trial and possibly be found not guilty. Guess she didn't want to take that chance.
I am absolutely appalled that his family was still stuck in their delusional state and just COULD NOT accept that he made terrible decisions and that she was railroaded… i understand grieving, but when the truth is loud and in your face, you gotta at least acknowledge it.
The mom and the two females friends were all brainwashed by the police/detectives
Sorry, but he was a irresponsible af with huge drinking problem.
His momma is probably the reason he was such a narcissistic man. Preying on an immigrant girl who is 10 years younger and then wanting to coerce her to do things she didn't want were HUGE red flags. She was being abused, and then she was blamed by everyone for feeling relief that he was gone!
@@Analysis_Paralysis you’re so right! 1000% agree.
If angelique wanted the cat then why not just give it to her? It sounds like her ex was keeping the cat from her to hurt her
agreed, and the new girlfriend is unkind.
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I've done a lot of "flat-water"canoeing. The Hudson in rough weather in a kayak--no way! I'm surprised the girl was even able to survive it. Seems careless to even have been on the water that day. Find another way to spend time!
Kind of curious she was fine. I have thoughts he might have been pushed.
@@TheDriftwoodlover It's a kayak, not a rowboat.
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@Sigyn_Shay yes but why do the ads have to be so bad?
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So he got wasted and went kayaking without a life jacket, died, and nobody understands why?!?! He made MULTIPLE stupid decisions! This belongs on an episode of 10,000 Ways to Die
He was intoxicated him first before kayaking, then remove that cap, tampered the paddle and took the life jacket! She seems guilty
.06 wouldn't necessarily be intoxicated for a male, at his height and weight.
@@noelvoss6744 0.06 is the same level of intoxication in anyone, regardless of size. Two people of different size with the same alcohol intake would be affected differently however.
@@JJJJ-gl2uf That's essentially the point I was making. He wasn't a small, short skinny dude. He's not going to feel as impaired at .06 as even his girlfriend would.
One problem I see is she should have been interviewed by someone in her native language.
You got that right ! Lost in translation is not a bunch of BS. My wife is Chinese and I can vouch for your statement.
She speaks English very well, just because someone's native language is different doesn't mean they are stupid. She however clearly missed her right to shut up and get a lawyer.
@@Therezumee92
No one said she was stupid. But in case you're not familiar with foreign languages and English as a SECOND language, interpreting and speaking are two different things.
@@Therezumee92 Yep, even her accent is not that strong. It all comes down to interrogators and use of inappropriate interrogation techniques. Her mistake was not getting lawer before talking. Then again, people could start accusing her because she got one - no win here. Such a horrible situation to be in, honestly.
@@ohioguy215 I'm literally Latvian myself (she's Russian, but still, let's say we're both from the same country). So I know they are different things. But I understand what is said in English. And I haven't lived in United States for years like her. Unless language is clearly broken when person speaks, you can't right away say, that there's massive language barrier.
She didn't take his life... He took his own life by drinking and going kayaking (without a life vest - crazy!).
I have that kayak and others....that plug being open would never sink it. You'd have to be out there for 3 days in rough water to affect it.
I came to make the same comment. I have kayaked numerous times with the plug out of my kayak, but I’ve always worn my life vest and I NEVER use alcohol while on the water. How his family can still blame her is delusional.
I had an investigator tell me once when someone has a loved one die unexpectedly, they always look for someone else to blame. They cannot accept their loved one could do anything so irresponsible or permanent to themself.
I feel sad that Vincent lost his life, but condemning Angelika to years in prison is equally sad. Two wrongs don’t make a right and punishing her for his negligence and poor decision making is very disturbing. The police and Vinny’s family ruined her life.
The plug is really there to allow final drainage after the kayak is out of the water and upside down. That is why it is not on the bottom.
If she didn't want him dead than why did she tamper with his kayak and paddle?
@TamiTribbiani-im1go you say tampering because they did, but it's proven that those things couldn't sink it. It's not like she made him drink and boat without a LIFE VEST and then made the weather turn bad
@@LM-zk4rm She didn't know that
She didn’t do it. She’s guilty of being stupid though…😅
Stupid for thinking that a party animal makes a good partner.
Stupid for not asking for a lawyer as soon as interrogation starts.
She may not have understood the American system; she may not have known she could have an attorney. She is Latvian.
Of being honest u mean
😂 true
Those officers that interrogated her should be fired and charged accordingly. She should have never spent even a day in jail and the victims mother and his other friends need to come to grips that the only one responsible for his death was himself and himself alone.
@karaDee2363
I agree with you but, the country would lose over half of LE because cops lie, manipulate, trick etc etc etc suspects to get confessions.
Why doesn't the U.S. make a law that says NO defend can be questioned without a lawyer. Period!!!!!
because then the police couldnt force people to false confessions anymore..
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Because people are entitled to a choice. Can you imagine the response if the GOVERNMENT forced you to have a lawyer? “LAWYER!” would be the first thing out of my mouth, but not everyone feels that way. Go figure….
@kddicks5115 nonsense. It's has nothing to do with choice and everything to do with our legal system is set up for profit.
Providing everyone with a lawyer before questioning would increase expenses while lowers profit.
@@PiratesRock-dm8mtvery correct. only gives the illusion of choice because if you can't afford a lawyer, you get the public defender instead. if you aren't able to afford exorbitant lawyer fees you have no real choice besides having the public defense or the rare chance someone takes it pro-bono.
The police and his family are delusional. He went out with no life jacket, was impaired, and fighting waves which capsized his kayak . End of story. Being stupid is not a crime, just dead as the end result. I am willing to bet not one of those cops or prosecution have ever been in a kayak. They can be dangerous if not handled with care. This woman should not have been arrested for anything.
Wow. That girl got railroaded.
crazy. the Justice system only cares about convictions because people careers are based on it... they become judges, district attorneys, attorney generals, mayors, govs, etc. That alone encourages corrupt and unethical practices
Any competent user of a canoe or kayak uses a 'spray deck' which is an elasticated seal that fits around your body and then fits to the rim on the boat's aperture. Not using one in bad weather is asking for trouble!
Why go out so late? 4:00 pm start time? Dangerous!
Sounds like they had been out drinking the night before
Often drinkers don’t realize these things
Returning home at 7:30 pm?!!
@@susannahfox7188 For water 💦 sports that depend on daylight this is late
I've kayaked at 5PM before for about two hours, it's not uncommon. It depends on where you're going and what your trip is, plus checking weather.
*He should've been wearing a Life Vest & Wet Suit and shouldn't have been drinking.* Negligent with his own life. He would Not have died. I wonder how his Mental State was? It was reckless behavior.
This segment is confusing... So, she wasn't crying her eyes out because he was gone - so what? It doesn't mean she finished him. Insurance... Were they married? He was somewhat experienced kayaker. Why no life vest? Was he crazy?! I am not buying the whole thing... She is innocent!
If the roles were reversed i bet you wouldn't say he was innocent.
This woman is GUILTY. You don’t say you wanted someone dead and that you feel better he is gone AND you’re free without doing something about it, causing the death or letting him die. She’s guilty.
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 Agree, people are just saying she's innocent because she's young and pretty. If the roles were reversed they'd be saying he killed her!
Did anyone see that the pole couldn't hold up 4 lbs and the drain plug wasn't an issue. People from other countries don't always react like Americans do. I've even had a foreigner ask me why we are like this death is part of life....
He would have known the plug was out; it's noticeable. She also didn't force him to not use a life vest
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 Feeling relief about someone, who was sexually/emotionally abusing you, suddenly disappearing (in front of your eyes), and killing him are not the same thing. You're being illogical.
Resenting him and not mourning his death through an accident is not the same thing as murdering him.
Imagine spending almost 3 years in prison because some dude not wearing a life vest
I feel so bad for her I really hope she’s living a good life now
What's the purpose taking the plug out? Why take the ring off the paddle? Even if that wasn't what did him in, it sounds like she wanted him dead
@@Alexi-r4g Agreed. She clearly wasn't interested in him, rather she wanted his money. Since she didn't have any of her own.
Right from the start, I was amazed at how reckless this guy was to not be utilizing a life vest. As far as the so-called confession is concerned, you always have to remember one thing - a police officer will never admit that he is wrong. Being in a position of power, always leads them to believe that they have a superior intellect. Those two cops are so greasy and devious, I had a hard time watching the video. 11 hours - how can anyone be responsible for what they say after three or four hours of badgering
‘I don’t have friends without good hearts’ weird
The interrogater came on too strong. Bullying someone to get a conviction doesn't work. She's from a area that will probably beat or torture you to get a confession. So she probably thought i just want him to stop ,I'll tell him whatever
You can't sink a kayak by removing the drain plug. I know this as an experienced kayaker. Whatever happened, that wasn't the cause.
Can you elaborate? I'd like to know more.
The girl was SO HONEST(too honest)....she admitted she wanted him gone from her life,
but never wanted him dead. Police claim only the first part ....as a confession.🙄🙄
You can tell the mother wants to blame someone for his death. If he had vest he couldnt of died regardless. The mother feels better thinking she murdered him, instead of his own ignorance of safety protocols, regardless if something sinister was going on
The whole focus was on that drain plug. To seal the deal. So much so they never realized where the kayak that drain plug goes. Once they realized that. They had nothing.
Exactly. What a joke. What a waste. Poor girl.
Force her to plea guilty because they knew they had no case, sick!
No case? She tampered with the kayak and paddle!
@@TamiTribbiani-im1go You obviously didn't watch the whole episode. Commenting 5 minutes in.
It's so sad. She obviously was afraid she'd get convicted & sentenced to 25 years or whatever they said but she had a very good chance of being found not guilty. Now, it's on her record when she applies for jobs.
She wasn't guilty. It was Vincent himself that caused his death.
This is one of those cases that make no sense... she either killed him and should have gotten serious time, or she didn't and shouldn't have spent a day in jail... Frankly speaking, there is zero evidence of wrong doing, but her interrogation is so damning that her lawyer probably didn't wanna roll the dice... We've seen a lot of false confessions before, but not like this one, usually in false confessions the detectives feed people what to say, but here, she really hated him and felt relieved he was dead, and although she may not have done it, it was stupid of her to air her "euphoria" during the interrogation...
Yeah, I would want to see a lot more of those portions of the investigation to think I knew the truth.
but the facts don’t support her guilt despite what they manipulated her to say.
This woman is GUILTY. You don’t say you wanted someone dead and that you feel better he is gone AND you’re free without doing something about it, causing the death or letting him die. She’s guilty.
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 I saw a very small portion of that and wondered how it was edited, or led up to that in the 11 hour interrogation. But I just realized if she definitely wanted him dead why would she call 911, vs claiming her phone went dead or “losing” it overboard or saying she couldn’t reach it in her kayak, or saying she couldn’t get a signal?
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 I completely agree with you. Very well said.
If Anglica had life insurance on her and she drowned,will Vincent be accused of killing her?
Yes. Everything is crime to a cop and everyone is a criminal.
Yes
*Angelica lol
@@Rando_Shyte
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They literally tortured her into a false confession with it lasting for ELEVEN frigging hours!
It's clear on the video when she says 'fine..' at the end and gives them what they want to hear
She was stupid too… “I wanted him gone, but not gone-gone…” 🤦♀️
@@szilviaaradi1911 Yes, blame the victim for forced confession.
Aren't we done blaming women for men's crimes?
She probably thought that interrogation was normal because of where she was from.
She was an immigrant who probably had a positive view of the American police and this naivety cost her dearly!
This is what make people not only distrust but dislike the police.
I detest them.
She could have asked for an attorney at any time and walked out. My son and daughter are both law enforcement.
Men like this often have mothers that think they can do no wrong
His father thinks the same. Why not mention him?
And some parents think that there sweet, pretty daughters are Angels.
Well he worked a reasonably prominent position for the state of New York so he couldn't have been that much of a disaster
@thebeasters
Yet, the disaster, um, the dude was known for his partying and not his profession.
Lust at first sight 👀 no such thing as love at first sight without truly knowing the other person 😂 🤣
I don't agree. It happened to me once and I still love him to thus day.
Even the guy interviewing him laughed when the ex boyfriend did the accent of her saying give me the cat. I think a lot of people would get dramatic about a pet.
I certainly would! If anyone tried to withhold my dog from me there would be BIG trouble. I think her action was totally understandable.
I would totally behave like Angelika for my dog to be honest 😂
@@steph7139 I think most all of us would that love our fur babies. So I’m with ya!
@@jenna-a-gogo absolutely. The kitty even had a Latvian name.
Then there are a lot more oddballs out there than I thought. That's something a child would do .
Just glad she wasn’t in jail long. She’s so clearly innocent here.
3.5 years is long and now she has a criminal record . She got railroaded .
I don't think she's guilty,
seriously where is the evidence?!
If you force someone to sit alone for 11 hours in a room witj nothing but 4walls to stare at after a traumatic incident, anybody would agree to whatever you say!! It's pathetic
I could not agree more, I was in for a lie detector test, and was told I smoked weed. I said I may have done so in a dream maybe, but had not smoked it, by the time they got into my head, I was Snoop Dog, these people manipulate to get what they want.
There’s a video on here that I can’t find right now but these two young girls were missing, close friends and both under the age of 10. Family and friends spread out to places the girls were known to play in hopes of finding them. The dad of one of the girls finds their bodies, both have been r@ped and k¡lled. He calls police and the other searchers to say he’s found them. As the one that found them he is taken to the station to answer questions about anything he may have seen when he discovered them. He is of course absolutely devastated and grieving, but wants to help the police find whoever did this.
Questioning quickly turns from “what did you see?” to “how did you know they were there? Is it because you’re the one who put them there? You were mad because you’d told her not to go there, weren’t you?” They proceeded to break him down over the next 20-something hours until he’s confessing to whatever the police say. The look on his face as he’s signing the confession, he doesn’t even look like he knows where he is anymore, he just wants it all to stop. I think he was even jailed for a while until they finally found DNA on the girls that belonged to someone else. Everyone involved in that interrogation should be ashamed of themselves for how they treated him, taking advantage of his mental state to force a “confession” out of a heartbroken father who hadn’t even had a moment to process his loss.
Those SOBs knew they got it wrong and gave her that plea to save face 🤬
Vinney caused his own demise... no point try blame her.... he could easily have seen that plug was missing.
Not to mention no life vest.
Exactly.. it was on the TOP of the boat!
It was not the missing plug that was the problem ..... See the experiment they did re that plug. It was on the TOP of the kayak not the bottom
That woman should have never been charged and in similar situations, no one should talk to the police without legal counsel. The only responsible person for Vincent's death was Vincent. No life jacket, no kayak cover or wetsuit to protect from bad weather, and drinking.
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I am so addicted to this channel
You mean Sénégal 😅,
Joke
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Addicted to krack?
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@@mayilou 😂😂 get out
The fact that she admit that she want him dead because she wanted to be free.There should be no debate.
She could have left th
INTERROGATION
ANYTIM,
she CONFESSED
because
she murdered her boyfriend..
There was NO
false confession,
she could have demanded a lawyer... ✅❗
Them arresting her on a removed drain plug is like them convicting someone of cutting my shoe lace me going on a run tripping hitting my head and dying. This is crazy
It's crazy to me that her bond was set at $9 million when every rich white guy who's ever murdered his wife gets out on $1 million bond. Or less.
Language barrier.
Pressure from the police. 11 hours. 😳
Fatigue, cat etc. so she said if that want me to say.
Crazy. Justice system got this wrong. AGAIN!
Drinking, not wearing a life vest, and being in rough waters=recipe for disaster.
The first narrator's voice is absolutely devine. Michael Archer, Forensic Scientist. 9:28 I keep replying this sad video. Good job, Michael. This could be your snd job.
❤❤
It could not be more obvious that this was a freaking accident and that "Vinny shots" wasnt prepared to be kayaking that evening.
She is innocent, investigators are idiots. Set her free!
Noo
When there's money involved a spouse might get killed or wrongfully accused or proven to be a killer.
Vincent"s recklessness cost Anglina her freedom. RIP Vincent
I hope she gets that insurance to help her start over
@@LM-zk4rm
Right. She deserves some kind of compensation.
stop releasing balloons @39:20
Is that your arrest photo?
So many times I watch 48 Hours or similar shows and I become TERRIFIED of going back to the US and being falsely accused of something and falling into the hands of police who have some narrative that they will just browbeat me with for hours and hours on end until I'm so punchy and exhausted that I'll say or sign anything. I hope that if I EVER fall into the hands of the police there, I will only say, 'I will not speak without a lawyer.' The problem is, if you're innocent, you think that it's safe to tell the police anything they ask about. Don't our parents and teachers and other adults tell us from childhood, 'Just tell the truth and everything will be all right?' Not with the American police, it won't!
Man O Man did this young woman get railroaded!!!!! I feel SO sorry for her. She was not originally from this country, she did not understand our laws, she apparently didn't realize that no matter what the cops say YOU NEED A LAWYER...this is a travesty of justice...I'm glad she is out, but this will follow her for the rest of her life...
She admitted she wanted him dead
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She didn't do anything wrong 😢😢😢😢
"You live by the sword you die by the sword" is the phrase that comes to mind here, that poor girl was innocent
She went down for being too honest, how unfair.
She tampered with his kyak and his paddle, how is unfair that she was convicted?
@@TamiTribbiani-im1goit's not unfair, it's perfectly reasonable
@@fluteloop6737 Thank you, i think a lot would be talking differently if the roles were reversed.
@TamiTribbiani-im1go
When are you going to watch the entire episode, Tami? We're getting tired of your stupid remark.
I don't know about you, but if I am going out in a kayak, I check my own plug and paddles. She is innocent.
It's really the detectives that are testifying by framing questions that contain the answer; a horrible practice, if you are seeking the truth.
I couldn’t sleep at night getting a “confession” that way.
And that's how I know you're not a cop.
Psychopaths have no remorse and no conscience
"Hey, let's (alcohol) go kayaking (alcohol) out to the island (alcohol) tomorrow, after we (alcohol) party it up (alcohol) tonight, even though (alcohol) the weather might (alcohol) turn bad (alcohol)".