The Deadly Wilder Plot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2022
- Angila Wilder was living in Minot, North Dakota after some turbulent years around the country. When her partner came home one morning to find a scene in the bedroom, eyes eventually lead to someone she had a rough history, and present, with. But in jail things just got wilder.
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I am so glad that Cynthia's date went to the police. That says a lot about his character. ❤️ And it shows that he's rehabilitated after having done a few mistakes.
Man the recording with Cynthia is just disgusting, no remorse and bragging about being proud of her husband, very hard to listen too. I'm glad she didn't take the plead deal thinking she'd get lesser time but was slapped with a full life term, that was karma to me; hats off to the judge! I hate how these women who help their husbands commit crimes tend to get lesser sentences when most of them are just as evil and vindictive.
A little over a year ago My older Brothers wife died of complications with stomach cancer. That left him all alone. His wife did everything for him cook clean and anything technical so he was sort of a helpless 67 year old. He was very lonely so I called him every chance I could since he lived about 300 miles away. About 6 months ago I introduced him to "That Chapter". He began to watch it regularly and He would say to me "lets give it a go" he really was enjoying your shows. Unfortunately he didn't answer the phone one day. I began to call him and no answer. I called his son and told him I couldn't reach him. Sadly he was found unresponsive in his bed. The autopsy revealed an overdose of pain killers. I am glad that he wasn't in pain when he died. Now he is resting in Peace.(RIP) Since then I am enjoying your stories alone. Just like my brother, I enjoy the way you explain your stories Mike. Thank you for giving him a little joy in his life before he died.
Her date was so clever while getting her to talk. The way he knew he had to make her talk about the weapon, but he worded it in a way that didn't obviously sound like he was trying to make her talk about it. Making it sound like part of the conversation. Good on him for going to the cops about it and being willing to get that recording.
When the guy she was on a date with said "well yeah, she was fighting for her life", I honestly can't imagine being trapped in a vehicle with someone so heartless, but I'm so glad he got her busted.
Terrifying that Cindy had been working with children and Richie had been working with the elderly... the 2 most vulnerable kind of people for monsters like them.
And Cynthia had the nerve to call
You only did this one because she had tree kids.
Kudos to that guy who decided to do the right thing and get wired up to get her confession.
I will never understand how some people can be so evil. I’m glad Cynthia had a big mouth and she is doing time too!
Fuckin' hilarious to hear her ranting about him getting caught because he was stupid and got sloppy - to a guy wearing a wire.
Listening to her confession and imagining her being a kindergartner teacher. DISGUSTING 🤢
I really hurt for Christopher. He was so emotionally drained at that trial. Lost the love of his life because of two insane idiots.
Poor Christopher he looks absolutely broken testifying on the stand, I can’t imagine the emotional rollercoaster you’d go on after losing your child and the person you love so much.
The MOUNTAIN of actual footage you go through and how you edit it all is one of your great talents.
“You were the one person who could have stopped this nightmare”
Don't you love when a guy who "bangs everybody" is so aggressively insecure about his EX-WIFE that he makes up multiple elaborate lies about that ex-wife being a serial cheater? And is anyone surprised this is the same gem of a man who pushes an elderly person and tries to frame someone else for murder? What a disgusting human being.
"We had this planned out for like two years."
I never get tired of hearing your, "lets have a goo" or your "love ya, take care, Mike out." Your a great story teller. Thank you for all your work. ☺️
When I heard "without the possibility of parole" I did a little happy dance. Unfortunately, victims and their families usually don't get this sort of justice, it's amazing how minimal some non-parole periods are.