Prison Guard Realized He Is Going To Jail For Life
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Mindy Morgenstern was a senior attending the Valley City State University in North Dakota and came from a farming family that resided almost 200 miles to the West in Little Blue Salem. She lived off-campus in an apartment building close to her university, a place surrounded by law enforcement officers which guaranteed her safety as she lived alone.
She was described as a happy soul, generous with advice, and always willing to stand by her lfriends, the traits everyone needs in a friend. She was considered the more responsible one among her friends, one of whom was Tony Bauman who was in a fix and needed Mindy.
On the night of September 13th, 2006, Tony was out with another friend named Danielle and the problem was that her boyfriend didn’t like her hanging out with other girlfriends. And as he started calling her, Tony came up with a cover story.
Unlike her other girlfriends, Mindy was the safe and trustable friend, but Tony’s boyfriend felt that something was up, so he asked to speak to Mindy, who wasn’t there. The two had no choice but to get Mindy from her apartment to keep their cover story intact.
As they were going to her apartment, they tried to call her and get her ready, but she wasn’t picking up
When they reached her apartment around 1 a.m., Danielle stayed in the car while Tony went to her apartment, only to find something sinister had happened.
How did a guy convicted of attempted murder in the navy become a Correctional officer?
That's probably what got him hired
What @@TheBeanis8 said
So he was a serial rapist. Could care less about her name.
Murica. Gotta love that shithole.
It is alarmingly easy to become a C.O. The requirements and background checks differ from county, state, and city, but it is simple to get hired as there is a shortage of C.O.s everywhere in the U.S. A lot of places will even have the new hires on the job BEFORE background checks are returned.
Actually you ALWAYS check for a pulse no matter what. So that's was a wrong statement. I am a volunteer firefighter and traffic accidents are our main calls. ALWAYS CHECK FOR A PULSE!!! The body is amazing at wanting to keep going.
I thought the same aswell.
I thought exactly the same. Unless it's literal body parts always always check for a pulse!
Thank you so much for your service. You guys saved me 3 weeks after my brain surgery. Much love 💛
@@keeper6458you were saved by volunteer firefighters three years after surgery?
Did they change your bed pans, or what? 😅
Facts, you never know if a person might be alive.
I don’t think the old man, the ex boyfriend’s dad, was being weird at all. He formed a bond with his son’s girlfriend and wanted to leave a voicemail to hear her voice once he found out he’d never hear it again. He seemed totally distraught and sincere.
Agreed the comments about him in this video were distasteful.
Agreed. He's literally grieving, she was probably like a daughter to him
I don't think there was anything
about the ex boyfriend's dad that was unusual or out of line. I think he had a bond with her and looked at her like a daughter which is very telling by the way he called her "kid"
On the voicemail. I think the accusations the narrator made about that man were extremely distasteful. I have a bond with my daughters ex boyfriend and still talk to him and call him son and he calls me mom. I would be completely distraught if something ever happened to him!
Yep, this is actually something I see myself doing as I have done it a few times with friends that died and their Facebook profile still remains. Every so often I leave them messages about how I haven't forgotten them and I love them. Nothing weird about it, it's just how some people grieve.
I wouldn't do this. Seems creepy to me.
I looked this case up and they said they also found a broken knife in her neck. He ended up pleading guilty for the sexual assault. Other women in the jail came forward and said he sexually assaulted them when he was a correctional officer. Then the first trial for the murder of Mindy was deadlocked. He was retired and found guilty. Wow. What a monster.
Thank you for this info. The video left out this crucial information.
Typical George Floyd'r
Sounds like he really longstoked her proper. What a pervert.
Deadlocked?!?!?
@@puljanoWhy did Caucasians men screw black women AND black men over and over in the late 19th and early 20th century?????
For those wondering how Mo Maurice Gibbs, a man convicted of attempted murder (a drive by shooting), could of gotten a job in law enforcement/corrections officer, he changed his legal NAME from Glen Dale Morgan Jr. in 2005.
& the job only did a local background check ..I do prison corrections & they fingerprint you for that job & they are supposed to do a state sweep background but it appears they only did a local background for the location he was applying…if they had did a federal all states the fingerprints would have gave it away…names can change but fingerprints do not..he had fingerprints in the system of the other states from the other crimes, & I kept wondering about how he got that job to & the only conclusion is they did a local where he had nothing in the system there, but a federal is all states & even with the name change a hit would’ve come up on the fingerprints regardless of the name change🙄but they didn’t do the right background check🤷🏽♀️
Thank you! 👍🏼👍🏼
Could HAVE.
Are you an African as well or just illiterate?
@@Spookeygurl063 i wouldnt be surprised if they DID do the proper check, and then just swept it under the rug after. especialy with how understaffed and over populated most prisons are, and now you have this HUGE 6ft+, 200lb+ man WANTING to work there? They probably did everything they could to get his ass on board. Especially if they were able to actually see the military background with it and all the potential training he already has under his belt. Checks all the major boxes, except the most important one....not being a criminal who tried to murder someone lmao
@@Philip_J_Hill …..I agree👍🏾never thought of that
He was evil well before joining the Navy. What's worse is he was charged with attempted murder served his time in a military prison and somehow got a job working as a corrections officer. He deserves to rot in jail forever. The recording system for criminals need a upgrade.
its the system theyve built and have running this way on purpose
Unfortunately, almost anyone can become a CO in many states. It's a job that most people don't want, so the candidates aren't always the cream of the crop. Many times, the guards are simply criminals that haven't been caught........ yet. Of course, the majority of CO's are excellent people with high morals and good character, the problem is that there aren't enough good people that want to work in that environment.
Yeah, how did that get past the background check
"The recording system for criminals need a upgrade" - As we speak it is being DOWNGRADED! ...INTENTIONALLY!
Asap!!!!!!
How does a guy that spends 4 years in a military prison end up in law enforcement? Shame on them because that gave him an aura of trust that he was able to take advantage of.
That's what got him hired
Golden calf, most useful pet phenotype
My thoughts
@@MrGrandure omg you really are sayin the same thing over and over eh?
A prison guard isn’t law enforcement. They are saying that to him to butter him up. Our prisons are privatized . So they can hire whoever. Also navy has different laws and rules. Attempted murder could be a fist fight 🤷♀️
Imagine being scared and hugging your husband because there’s a killer on the loose but whole time he’s the actual killer😰
Wild!
That's probably why she felt it so deeply.
Race mixers get their friends and family members unalived all the time.
Scary 😮👀
And she is pregnant at the time!
He can't remember the restaurant that he ate at last week, but he can remember what he wore to the T without hesitation. Also, when a person responds to an old rape charge with "I know for sure i didn't do a rape in 2013," 99.9% chance they did it. This guy has way more than two victims 😢
Most DeAndres do.
Exactly….he can remember the clothes without hesitation…he’s a jackass.
So glad he was stupid enough to go thru that entire interview turned interrogation without saying "im going to stop, i need a lawyer". The police simply led him down a primrose path that help bolster their case, and hurt his.
I mean the DNA is damning enough, but extra stuff definitely helps the case as a whole.
@Gizziiusa I mean once the DNA was found it sort of sealed his fate
@plantationsecurity
Statistics say that Actually many Chad's rape. FBI Statistics.
On his resume he probably put he spent 4 years at a military prison misleading them to think that he worked there for 4 years.
Good point
Right, that’s what I’m thinking. Cuz ain’t no way
Wouldn't it still come up on his background check. I'm pretty sure they would put a note in that he was behind the bars, not in front of them.
They should have done a background check. I do believe a rape, and an attempted murder, would show up, with a four-year prison sentence.
@@chadstrimpel3379As he only served 4 years they probably thought it was a _'reasonable'_ attempted murder!!!
You should still check for a pulse. I don't know why they keep mentioning that like it's so suspicious
They literally would have asked him if he checked for a pulse and it would have been weird if he hadn't.
@@Ihaveblueyebrows this and the dumb comment about the ex's dad (the old man in the voicemail) are making me realize, I think the OP running this channel has no clue how anything works here...
Exactly!!!! Even though their breathing already stopped or they seem already dead, the very faint pulse still could e here in the last stages of dying. Checking for pulse in these situations could be literally what saves somebody's life. And I also agree with another commenter that remarks about the old dude were so distasteful. He called her 'kid' in the voicemail, not 'baby'. Jesus, the narrator of this channel should get a fucking grip.
True
@@MissusAnonno to mention that him sayin cheating is a reason to kill
I love when people used to manipulating and pushing people around finally find themselves against those who will not budge on the truth
Very succuincrt analysis. Too bad most Gov't Officials lack such keen insight.
(maybe "succinct" is better).
Killing someone and cooperating with an investigation is insane work
Cause they’re narcissists. Think they are smarter than everyone. In his mind he thinks since he killed someone he must be smart enough to finesse an interrogation. Obviously he is a moron, but that’s how these psychos think.
It’s Narcissism a lot of times. They feel they are the smartest and can manipulate anyone.
He was the whole deal, he lies and cheats and R's and M, should've been locked up
"Its your DNA."
"Thats your opinion..."
"...thats not how DNA works."
In DeAnthony's brain that's exactly how it works. The proof is they keep leaving DNA everywhere 20 years after it's common knowledge.
In DeAnthony's brain that's exactly how it works.
Exactly 😂
Detective can be lying 🤥 about DNA
@@carlmorgan8452 or he wasn’t lying 🤥 🤔
If he committed murder and in military prison for four years.that means a dishonorable discharge. How could he possibly get a corrections job.
that was my question😮
My guess he was hired by a private company whos contracted to staff a prison. I'm guessing their standards scrape the bare minimum
Its America. Police and correctional officers need to have a criminal history as they won't get employed.
@@lavkynif a convicted felon still be president then correctional officer is a given
11:43:says he was "accused" of attempted murder. So it wasn't proven and the person didn't die -- yet he spent 4 years in a military prison? That was pre-covid, so even if he was just was being held for trial, why such a long period of time?? AND, if he was only accused, why would it be on his record??
Definitely confusing!
Why are they disguising the friends voice but showing her face 🤦🏽♂️
I came to the comments for the same reason… absurd
I think that might be her real voice actually! 🤔
OMG I know, right?!!! 🙃
@@boywonderless nah
Then they said the name of the guy talking and hid his voice
A lot of corrections "workers"
Are thugz!😢
How else do prisoners get their drugs, cell phone and other miscellaneous …. Even some health care workers have gone down.
Cuz they work with thugs all day, and the negative energy rubs off on them.
But alot more are not
Most of them are harmless though, just looking to dip their wick & move on.
It's disgusting how he laughs when he is presented with the evidence. That screams duper's delight.
Africans...
People haven't picked up on this:
His response to a sexual assault accusation was "I didn't NEED to do that!".
Do you get how sick that is?
The only reason he can come up with for NOT sexually assaulting someone is that he "doesn't need to".
Not that it's wrong, harmful, deplorable, criminal, traumatic, nothing of the sort.
"I didn't need to do that".
That should tell you all you need to know about this man.
Right! The implication is that there are some who “need” to do that, because if you can’t get it consensually; you take it non consensually. A proper misogynist.
R.I.P Mindy 🌼 Although I never knew you, we are worlds apart, you should never have died like that, murdered so horribly, fighting for your life. So The murderer will die in prison that's his 1st judgement. When he dies he will face the 2nd judgement in front of God.
Exactly!! I always think this especially when a person does not get a just sentence here!! They certainly will by our Lord!
God bless you all
If he chances his behaviour, and ask Jehovah for forgiveness, who are we to say if he will not get a second chance after armageddon.
@@Skiskiski There is no Armageddon. I guess there could be a meteor or solar flare... But no angels on white horses. The Watchtower is lying to you.
She lived in a place with a lot of officers. A place where I’m sure she felt safe. Unfortunately she was not because a monster also lived there 😔
😰🤦🏽♀️
People act like being a law enforcement officer makes you a good person, that’s far from the truth. I’ve known a lot of scumbag cops. Majority of domestic abusers are cops
If there were a lot of officers, there were a lot of monsters
@@jslaughterofthesoul4939 That is true, too...unfortunately 😬
Two dumbest statements on here....meanwhile its the officers who caught him....smh@ingrid_inthesky
I'm a crime scene tech and you always check for a pulse. There's actually a few steps you can take bc the human body is an amazing machine and will work in mysterious ways to keep us alive. I've actually seen many people who looked de@d but were not. You'd be surprised how terrible someone can look but still be alive
That’s what I said when I heard that… not all this but I said your still supposed to check
I had an elderly patient code. After it was called and she was pronounced dead, everyone left the room to notify family,etc. When we went back into the room to clear up and get prepped for coronor, she was breathing and blinking her eyes!
@@avanellehansen4525 exactly! I've seen quite a few people who looked 100% de@d at first sight. It's actually shocking what people can survive
This guy proves to the citizens that their law enforcement will hire anybody and I mean anybody. That's a big big big problem.
This is done so well. No extra. No overriding music. Succinct, no repetition.
Keep this monster locked up. No 'good behavior' BS.
Of Course do Prisoners who have a Chance of getting Released, behave friendly, so they can get out fast. It's ridiculous
Ya isn't all the killings bad behavior that got him the judge's carefully set sentence
@@OneMilian He's never getting out no matter how good he acts, He should've been locked up longer in the military and we will still have this beautiful young lady
so cops like hiring people accused of murder who also served in MILITARY PRISON FOR IT.
You’re surprised? You’re not surprised. Lol
Attempted murder, but still...
Prison Guard isn't Law Enforcement. They are security guards at a facility that holds prisoners. That doesn't make them Police Officers. Previous crimes would have prevented him from becoming LEO. the job application for the prison factors that crime out because he guarded male.prisoners.
The prison officers are not the police. The police did not hire him, the prison officials hired him and they usually have trouble finding staff because the job is awful. They probably didnt even bother doing any reference checks on him and just took what they could get.
now you are starting to see the greater design.
22:11 "Everybody says you're a good guy." .....if someone in an interrogation room ever says this, shut your mouth and get a lawyer.
Or maybe it wasn't intentional or reads you your rights
You just ALWAYS shut your mouth in an interrogation room. ALWAYS.
Ok can you stop parroting this comment on every video 🦜
@@jamierupert7563feel free to shut your mouth on here though as well
They make those types of statements to get your guard down, to put you at ease and make you more pliant. Then they turn the tables.
Why is it he can't remember where he went for lunch that day but he can remember what clothes he was wearing?
Who's idea was it to record the back of his neck?
Wit that DEE-BOE CHAIN ⛓️ 😂
Whoever installed the camera and whoever put the chair there
Whose*
Who's = who is, who has, or who was
@@candice_ecidnacty
@@candice_ecidnacso whose is a possessive, like ‘whose phone is this.’
I will remember this. Very good, ty.
i remember i lost my close friend. even though he had passed away i left him a message on Facebook messenger saying i loved him and said one day well meet again. so that father calling mindi and leaving a voicemail isnt wierd
I've done the FB thing too. It hurt, and it hurt to see all the others hurting...
Two years after my wife's passing I still leave text messages to her old phone and her facebook
@@thelonerick Awww, if it brings you comfort, more power to you.
@@cdes1776 it does. Hope it gave u some comfort as well
Yes my sister passed & I had a few voicemails from her I kept & saved🥰🥰🥰I don’t really play them a lot but if I want to hear her voice I will🥰🥰🥰
He actually THINKS his job entitled him to not be suspect or guilty! Prime example of why people don't trust law enforcement!
Prime example of a rush to judgement. Correction officers are not LEO's. The fact that you are trying to connect dots that aren't there is revealing.
@KaooshFanForever when you say people, do you mean the small group of people brainwashed? Because statistics do not bear out cupboard to the narrative pushed
@@Brooklynbred3 Totally agree with you. In the USA, the prison system is privatized; they can hire anybody they want for prison guards. Therefore, prison guards are not the same as police officers. Police officer's training, job requirements, qualifications, and background check are different from that of prison guards.
@@Brooklynbred3 No rush! I clearly thought about what I said before I Said What I Said! 🤨
@KaooshFanForever No shit Sherlock! I had NO IDEA! 😯
You ALWAYS check for a pulse. You have no idea whether or not they're still alive - people survive that kind of injury all the time.
The fact he did not ask who he allegedly assaulted in fargo says he is guilty to me. Any normal person would ask who they allegedly assaulted?
That’s why you have a lawyer! Never talk to the police about absolutely nothing, lawyer up and study your case with your lawyer!
How does a man who has served FOUR YEARS for attempted MURDER get a job in law enforcement?
Maybe a shortage of officers.🤔
Attempted must mean that he’s Motivated.
@@tphvictims5101 LOL
It’s not law enforcement. Prison system is private. Totally different and separate from the police departments. They were just saying that to make him talk.
@@Heavyisthecrown The police officers refer to the man as 'law enforcement' on multiple occasions. The police and the authorities consider him 'law enforcement', even though he's not a policeman.Re-listen to the video. I get it that they may have used the term to cosy up to him, but they used it nonetheless.
So the state hired a criminal to watch criminals.
Not a bad deal.
The only thing a monster won’t mess with is another monster. -Jordan Peterson
That’s what they do for the military too. Sign up poor kids to fight against and kill poor kids. Recruiters know they wouldn’t step foot in a private school or a HS in a wealthy district… hey you, want this dodge challenger or dodge charger?? 😊
* animal * animals
@kapppeela5328 that sounds like complete bull 💀
1. Checking for a pulse is ALWAYS a good thing.
2. The older man’s voicemail wasn’t weird AT ALL. He sounded like a typical dad or uncle. It actually made me feel so sad for him.
Exactly! When you have kids who've dated an awesome person and you connect with them as a parent you want to keep parenting them. 🤷🏼♀️
It's frightening how chill he is. I feel sorry for his pregnant wife.
3:24 it’s said in the video that Tony said it was obvious that her throat was cut yet Robert checked for a pulse which he didn’t need to do if her throat was obviously cut. Cutting someone’s throat isn’t always fatal so yes you should always check for a pulse. I was a paramedic for 10 years and I’ve had 2 patients with their throats cut. One was from a forklift accident that left his throat badly cut from ear to ear and it cut a large hole in his trachea and the other had her throat cut after her boyfriend or husband attack her cutting her throat from ear to ear nicking her trachea. Both had severe and life threatening cuts but both were conscious and alert and both survived especially since their jugular veins and carotid arteries weren’t severed. Cutting someone’s throat even from ear to ear isn’t an automatic death sentence. The patient I had who was attacked begged me to not let her die. She had major bleeding but not enough to kill her and the other patient had very little bleeding but did have a huge hole in his trachea
😪🤤🥵
@@judigandy5625 wtf
The scariest monster is the one the lurks behind a friendly smile.
John Wayne Gacey was loved by his neighbors. People said he had such a warm smile.
Nah they all have melanin
@@raggamuffin2682racists will be childish racists.
@@ecpracticesquad4674 that word holds no effect over me. If being “racist” will keep me and my family safe that’s ok with me. I just am stating facts and those facts being spoken upsets u because ur a cow ard
@@ecpracticesquad4674they are just mad because the best part of them ran down their mother's leg.
The classic interrogation technique of leaving your phone volume on full blast and continuously placing it out of reach so that it constantly disrupts the flow of conversation.
Lol
Classic! Haha
Hey he got the job done! This was 2006 btw so things were different 😂
Yup... That was poor interrogation, and even straight up dangerous.
How the hell the detective alone in a room with suspect of violent crime and murderer with no restrain and not blocking the way out. The Detective even place himself further from the door.... SMH!
@@Heavyisthecrown Frankly, the gold DNA evidence got the job done. The interview/interrogation itself is really bad!
Imagine being in law enforcement and not having the sense to immediately say "lawyer". Smh
Room temperature IQ move
He was a prison guard to me that's not law enforcement.
@@jaycehoward2771 it doesn't matter what it is to you...he's been in trouble and in this situation before when he did time in the military prison for previous offenses so he should definitely know better. 🤷🏽♀️
@@PositiveLeigh I do not recall arguing that he does not know any better or even mentioning those things. Can you recall at any time in my comment that I said that? Cause if not I'm really confused to why you would take me saying he was a prison guard not law enforcement as also me thinking he didn't know any better. How did you make that leap? That's like grand canyon level leaps.
@@PositiveLeighidk why this tickled me so much 😂🤣🤭
They let him be a correctional officer after serving 4yrs in military prison for attempted murder? That prison needs to be sued!
Funny how they can make any guy she ever met look guilty no matter how innocent. "The mailman said good morning to Cindy once and her friend found the interaction a bit odd because it was 1203 in the afternoon."
She lived in a complex full of LEOs. That absolutely does NOT guarantee your safety.
The zodiac sign 🤔🤔 Leos
@@je9212 Law Enforcement Officers
@@BasilOnatopp oh okay 👍🫣🤣🤣
@j0nt Exactly! I dated a cop and he told all his neighbors that he is a cop, and if they need help, to call 911! When he was off-duty, he was OFF-DUTY.
@@je9212Don't feel bad, lol I thought the exact same thing at first! 😅😅😅😅
"Prison Guard" now he is on the other side...very good!! I hope he find a "Girlfriend" in prison or is the "Girlfriend"!
Do you like thinking of homosexual relations ? lol.
Haters gonna hate
@@LordOfThePancakesminä vihaan,mutta myös rakastan.
@@Nikolai64863beautiful comeback
How does someone who served 4 years in prison qualify to be in law enforcement? We need a serious overhaul.
The same way that violent crimes perpetrated by law enforcement net 0 years in prison
only in america
"Mr Gibbs I forgive you publicly here. And I also want you to know that I won't forget what you did to Mindy." What a beautiful soul, very courageous woman.
He done it once and he did it again!!
Few of my female friends have been victims of sexual assault. I feel for these people who have to years and years later answers questions about the rape to police to help. Has to be terrible for them.
The truth is...MOST of your female group has been assaulted in some way, shape or form. For every 1 willing to report or talk about it, there are 3 who will never speak of it again. ❤ for your empathetic heart.
@@MamaTriedSolo or it is likely the opposite. Some feel shame for previously consensual encounters then recant their consent when it is beneficial for them.
Unless you actively are seeking out victims I really doubt that. Most "assault" cases are women who had sex with someone, then they regret it for a multitude of reasons, then claim they never wanted to do it. The "always believe a woman" has made anything into "assault" at the whim of an unstable woman.
@@LetHimReadthat’s just not accurate. I know multiple women and a few of my friends who have actually been SA’d not just a regretful night. The ones who lie make it so hard for the truth to be shown that it does happen, way more often than thought. And also a lot of women convince themselves they weren’t even assaulted because they eventually gave in from not wanting to struggle anymore with a man twice their size. I sure hope you roll the female card next in your next life.
Has to be done though. Only way to stop them is to come forward and talk about it. Especially if the cops find other victims. It’s hard but must be done 😢
As a x-prisoner this prison guard isn't going to make it in prison
He will PC up .
@@preppingforendtimessurviva6326 they will follow you wherever you decide to go 😂
He can still "get got". @@preppingforendtimessurviva6326
Good
Haters gonna hate
“I didn’t do nothin” so does that technically mean he did something? 🤔
It's the gift of ebonics
Exactly…
That's typical digger speak, you know, like I axed you to do something. (I can't use the letter "N" so there's a "D").
Thats literally nothing to read into, people are using those kind of words unknowingly all the time, its like when people say "would of" instead of "would have", its just something some people dont know is wrong and is still saying because they are used to it and dont have a broad enough vocabulary.
@@glennhagstedtwhen you don’t think before you speak
Outstanding job interviewing by the detective.
I really hate how they disparage the victims in an attempt to get a confession.
It's a means to an end. It's a tactic to get to the truth.
“I’m a police officer, I don’t need a lawyer… uh oh”
These detectives seem to do everything but take one out to dinner to make em comfortable.
I've seen worse by far. These detectives were damn good.
Um to go from SA to murder, there are more victems, and if he works with women at his job I'll bet that they have stories
He murder her because she knew him. How ever she beautiful and I can tell u now his wife is 4 “11 400 pounds so he had to have Mindy because women like Mindy don’t look at men like him.
Victims
He was accused by female inmates of SA and R*pe.
How can you be charged with attempted murder, spend four years in prison, and still be hired in law enforcement?
Murders get you medals, promotions and vacations in law enforcement
America
I agree, but jail guards aren't really law enforcement. They can't carry weapons when they aren't at the jail and they have no arrest powers. That being said, I wouldn't want to work as detention personnel. But still, he shouldn't have been hired even in the detention area.
Africans...
Because no educated person would do that job
This is real policing. This is what the public wants. Great work. ❤❤
The arrogance of these guys to think they're gonna outsmart the cops if they just sit there and talk long enough is amazing. If I were being falsely accused of something, I would immediately say I don't wanna talk to you anymore. I need somebody to help me defend myself so give me a lawyer please.
You keep pointing out that it's strange that someone would check the pulse of someone with their throat cut is in and of itself strange. If their head is still attached you should check their pulse. You can't know if someone is dead or alive just visually you need to confirm it, I'd much rather someone check to see if I am dead rather than just assume I am and not render aid.
What if the head isn't attached?
@@vicvega3614 Reattach it. Duh!! 😂
@@vicvega3614Sew it back on really quick.
I couldn’t become a co because of my family members criminal history smh. The dude was convicted of attempted murder and got in. What a joke
What state?
@@smmusicplus96 Cali
@DATxDUDExDOMO I was guessing Cali or NY. Their penal systems are more strict than most.
Wait so this dude did 4 yrs for attempt murder and still became a corrections officer. HOW?
Because no everyone wants to do this job.
He doesn't have a problem lying right to your face. Just like he lied to get his job.
They'll hire any fruit for that job
I get what you are saying however in Canada where I am from a jail guard would never be confused with being in law enforcement? Totally different requirements and background checks for becoming a Police Officer. However this is a country who had a Colonel who ran an entire military base turn out to be a panty wearing serial killer .... 🤔
Cause he's black
Why is the voice distorted for anonymous reasons but you have a picture of her right there?
Didn’t know where he went to eat but knew what he was wearing that day 😂
…. cause he was lying? 🤥
I’m from ND and the SECOND he said Valley City.. it’s always so strange hearing about stories from ND, since a lot of the time it feels like the state is forgotten. Thank you for covering this!
"Why did he check for a pulse if it was obvious that her throat was cut?"
Just to point out; one should always check for a pulse even then, as a cut throat is not a guarantee to be fatal, as it depends on various factors such as how long ago it was cut, depth of the cut, et cetera.
There are a number of people that have survived such ordeals; one famous case is that of Alison Botha.
Interrogation Bingo Card -
“Look, I know you’re not evil. Sometimes good people make bad decisions”
“I’ve been doing this a long time….”
“I’m giving you this one chance to tell me what happened. You don’t get this chance again”
BINGO!!!!!
"There's two sides to every story"
"You're going to look like a monster/cold blooded killer."
"Did something happen, was it self defence?"
"Let's just get this off your chest. You'll feel so much better"
4 years for attempted MURDER?!?
His pregnant wife ran to him for protection because a murderer is on the loose. Turns out it’s her own husband who is the killer. SMH
Can’t remember where he went to lunch BUT can remember what he was wearing!? Okey dokey……
Not defending him whatsoever but it's weird what your memory remembers. Especially with "small stuff"
Also remembers exactly when he got the scratches on him.
What I was thinking too
How?!?
He served time for attempted murder and was employed in law enforcement!
🤯🤢😱🥵
When the scumbag lied about being in her apartment that day, he sealed his fate, because DNA doesn't lie.
ask a cop if a correctional officer is considered "one of their own" (the answer is no)
Only sherif deputies at a county jail, and some prison guards in some jurisdictions are considered law enforcement
@@ForageGardenerWannabees & bootlickers, the lot of them!
It's super scary that people lie like this
If this guy made such a "mess on his name," how did he get hired as a correctional officer at the jail????? Don't they do background checks on who they hire?
she was beautiful 😢
Definitely
I feel sorry for All the Babies/Kids he has brought into this world!!
You have to be accused of something seriously bad to be court martialed in the USN, and worse to get four years for attempted murder in a military prison. It's insane that someone can become a detention officer with that on their record.
I used to supervise inmates as part of my job, and I hated going to the jail. Most of the corrections officers were assholes. I remember them intaking a homeless man and just ripping in how he smelled the whole time. Laughing and shit.
These individuals who have empowered this particular coward. Need to be looked at themselves. To be quite honest.
4 years for attempted murder is embarrassing….. thats why he tried again.
I called a person I knew was dead and left a message…I’ve done it several times. If the dad is weird then I’m weird I guess. When you have a bond with someone and then they’re just gone forever without warning, that’s a hard thing to deal with.
I met Mindy in the Library 2 weeks before this happened. She was very pretty and I was going to shoot my shot when she told me she wasn't seeing anyone. I never saw her again..."Moe" would come play basketball with me and my teammates in preseason pick up games. I'm telling you, YOU WOULD NOT HAVE SUSPECTED HIM. My 1st month at this school, crazy times...
What year?
The fact he remembered what clothes he had on but don’t remember what restaurant they ate at is blowing me! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
So because this dude couldn't control his impulses a young girl's dead and his wife's life is ruined
Seems he ruined several people... No one likes to be cheated on.
Yeah bud, that about sums it up, unfortunately.
DNA ???....Am i under arrest ?... No....Have a good day sir
Why this man assaulted and murder people
What do you mean, non guilty? It doesn’t make sense. It doesn’t matter what these women do, he have no right to take their life. It’s a disgrace to say he is non guilty.
It's crazy how murder suspects can be so calm whilst being interrogated. If the police ever talk to me even in passing my body starts trembling, stuttering and nervous and can be perceived as acting suspicious even though I have done wrong. Murderers really are a different breed.
The Interviewer is awesome, a real PRO ☝️💯
He’s too calm for a dude who isn’t guilty. Most people would be going berserk if accused of murder.
Let me get this straight. He was in military prison for four years for attempted murder and they hired him on as law-enforcement? Is that possible? That can’t be possible right?
The real question is why is he a free man for attempted murder! You have to kill to get any serious punishment?
That’s the MAIN reason he was hired.
@@titusprime5240 i was just about to write this.
He's black no more need to be said
Are you serious? Law enforcement seek violent and compulsive candidates.
Why would a prison guard want to hurt someone? 🤔
Maybe because they are largely sadistic monsters? Who in the world would volunteer to do that job but the absolute worst of us?
This killer's name is Moe Gibbs. In 2007 Gibbs was sentenced to life *without the possibility of parole* for this murder.
18:34 Cop: "Your DNA matches DNA found on the victim's body". and the suspect slowly begins to sizzle in the frying pan... > the police spend a lot of time trying to get him to confess, using the normal tactics, "People are going to say you're a monster, this might have been an accident, this is your opportunity to tell your side of the story.. "
Thank you for breaking down this case. Love your content.
Courts don't believe in polygraphs either... 😂🤣
No, but they do believe in DNA.
You cant mistake rape, 2xs, and murder! Then hes also a correctional officer! Give him the chair! These are just the ones he got caught for!
"which guaranteed her safety" Yeah, anyone who knows cops knows how safe she was from the start
He was a prison Guard not a Cop , so how do you recon he was one of their own
Jailers for sheriffs departments are often wearing the same uniforms as deputies, are often called deputy jailers and it's often a pathway to become a deputy sheriff. They are often post cerified lacking arrest powers and powers to cite, but otherwise are law enforcement officers. Prison guards in GA are POST certified as they are in MA y states. POST.. peace officers standards training cert to be a police officer.
It still law enforcement.
He knew what he was wearing that day but didn't know where they eat lunch.
It’s always entertaining to see people who are guilty as sin for a crime that will send them to prison for life think they are fooling professional detectives who hunt killers down for a living. Some guy is saying “I believe you did this, and you will serve 90 years in prison” and they can’t keep the act going. You should be standing up slamming your feet down, but they don’t mind all that much. If there’s any time in your life to try and sell your innocent, at least put more effort than you’d buy a steak or put gas in your car. But they all think they are smart
You should ALWAYS check for a pulse!!!
And the old man leaving Mindy a sweet voice message is NOT creepy!!!
And he didn't spend 4 years in a military prison because he was "accused" of a crime, he went to prison because he was CONVICTED of a crime!!!