I lived in Memphis while all this was going on - His Mother literally hounded the MPD to find out who murdered her son! She kept him out there, and never gave up!
@@AnaGNews his mother is a true hero in this case. I pray she is able to start the healing process now. Thank you for bringing us these cases Ana, you’re a hero also.
The 83 year old man who killed the doctor was so sad. Clearly he didn't care after his wife died. But they were all sad. Revenge and greed are not good things.
If the doctor was formally disciplined and then retired (on top of other malpractice lawsuits) it sounds like he really was at fault. While murder is wrong, we have no idea what the husband went through for those many years. I am sure the hospital was neither forthcoming nor cooperative. Anyone in a position of legally going up against a huge corporate entity like a hospital knows how maddening it can be. I am surprised this does not happen more.
He got true justice for his wife. Murder is never right and for that reason these hospitals and their employees should be held to a higher standard because they literally hold people’s lives in their hands. If they held them more responsible than maybe just maybe those revenge plots wouldn’t be a thing. It’s one thing to make a tiny negligible mistake that’s ends in death but come on. Disciplined and retired shouldn’t be in the same sentence. He was guilty nd unfortunately for him he screwed over the wrong guy. If you don’t go around screwing people over your less likely to run into these problems.
I doubt the doctor admitted it or apologized. What I read says that there was a determination that the doctor was guilty of serial neglect. A slap on the wrist. Like I said in my comment: a lot of doctors feel like old people aren't worth the extra time, effort, or medical attention. That old man was brokenhearted. It was definitely revenge.
She told him if he ever cheated or left her she would kill him and he didn’t take it seriously. He had moved on with someone else when he was killed. He really loved his children. This is so sad, she deserves every day in jail for what she did. Pure greed.
@angela charlebois well he wasn't the only one to have done that he ain't the 1st and he ain't going to be the last he should have stayed gone and not went back to his ex they are exes for a reason and he was cheating some can't put up with a cheater he should have stayed with the one he was cheating on his wife with and I'm not saying that to take up for her his wide but he should have stayed gone cause to her he might been the game that he play or played he probably played one time to many everybody don't play those games
Ana Garcia, You are my hero! I absolutely love watching your podcast. You do such a great job! I will forever be watching, thank you for being so thorough and all your podcasts!❤️
I love this podcast I have been listening to it all throughout my freshman year and it's been very helpful in helping me figure out I want to be a Forensic Detective, I've been listening to it mostly on Pandora and it's a great study tool I just pop my headphones on and a podcast and just get writing lol thank you for making this I wish I found it sooner♥️♥️♥️
Yes i love listening to it and watching it I listen on Spotify and watch here while doing my rounds at work have it playing in my ear pieces. Ths show and I go back a lot of years!!!
Holy crap Ana! Almost 5 MILLION SUBS! 🤩 Congratulations to you and the crew. Didn't even take that long either. Great work. I hope it's as lucrative as it is fun for you. Also, Congratulations on Dateline as well. 👍 You deserve it, easily.
You mention the Doc was reprimanded by the hospital, Can you establish whether the Doc indeed failed to treat properly the spread of the infection that cost her life?
I do kind of feel pity for the 83 year old. He truly loved his wife and I think that’s honestly so sweet, that he was willing to throw his life away for his wife. Obviously, I don’t think it was right to put a hit out on the doctor but, honestly, I’m curious about the wife’s medical history is and, how exactly she died from such a bad ingrown nail. She was an older lady, and infections so tend to be harder on older people. I’m curious about why the doctor was already in multiple malpractice suits. If this doctor was out here mutilating patients, then I honestly can’t lie, I’d feel significantly less bad about his death. That would definitely change my opinion.
@@loracorkhill2824 holy shit. That’s crazy. Hope surgery went well! I’m personally not familiar with him so, I’m kind of neutral. Obviously he should not have been murdered. Not sure if you guys were close or anything but I’m sorry about the whole situation; regardless of how close you guys were I’m sure just the fact that he was someone you knew and interacted, you must at least be somewhat shocked.
As one who has recently spent time in a hospital, I can say that it is frustrating that doctors in general don't care if you live or die. The majority of doctors are in the profession for one reason, money. My doctor's office does not allow people to speak to him directly. Everyone who calls has to leave a voicemail message for the administrative assistant and then the admin assistant is the one who calls you back. Total arrogance by the doctor. I can imagine how angry I'd be at my doctor if he had made some kind of mistake after being so arrogant with me.
Doctors work almost around the clock. They can’t allow themselves to cry and mourn every death. Plus they are around death all the time. You almost get immune to it. I’m sure they feel pretty sad when someone dies. Especially if the person was young or youngish. The really old people a person gets used to that and they’ve lived their lives. Death is inevitable. Doctors are people too. With all the faults everyone else has.
Wow, when calling my primary physician and my kid's pediatrician, I get transfered to their nurse's and most of the time have to leave a message. Once in a great while they'll answer. Leaving a message is actually ideal because the nurse's will call back with an answer after conferring with the doctor(s). Many times our pediatrician will call back too. But, their medical secretaries/assistants won't answer anything medical related, they transfer to the nurse. They're pretty much only for making/rescheduling appointments or handling administrative duties. i.e updating contact info, insurance info, payments, etc.
Probably because she plead guilty for the crime. Usually, it's a lesser sentence if one pleads guilty. She may not have had a hand in it but she's just as guilty. But it's like the gentleman said, it's nine years if she gets it. And even if she does get it, it's a time consuming process to release her on bail so tack on another couple of years. So, eleven to thirteen.
I had my colon burst due to Dr. negligence….then they messed up the surgery! My personal physician told me to sue them, and even gave me his personal attorney! I decided not to do it…once you sue a Dr then no other wants to help you! I suffered for years after the surgery, so I understand the frustration that caused the violence! Not condoning it all, but after what I went through I sure get it! A sad solution for sure!
I remember watching his Mom on TV asking for help & wasn’t giving up on finding him or then the person(s) involved 💔🙏🏼 😔 Didn’t his ex wife write a book about his infidelities ? She seemed odd
Hello beautiful Ana and dear TCD team, Now that Covid rules are being slowly lifted, when are you going to re-start shooting/recreating these stories as before? I miss so much the older format 😔 Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining about the podcasts, but 🥺... Thank you for the work you put on this program. Stay safe and blessed 💐
If I was 83 and bitter, I would not kill who I'm bitter about. I would kick back and wait for whatever adventure life hands me. I would take comfort in karma for the doctor. It also keeps me out of prison.
@@melimel2990 I thought the same. However, my father in law is 96. There are times that I swear he is watching the clock tick, and he is grinning ear to ear. My mother in law is a whole year younger. If we bring up that dad is counting the ticks again, he gives up a great laugh and says he is looking forward to the next gastronomical delight mother makes him. She chimes in that he better go check his britches, and says he grins like that when he's just piddled himself too. The only thing more comical than the two of them was when aunt in law was there. She was younger by 2 years, but had a stroke and was a tiny, frail woman. Not someone you would expect talk of a$$holes at the dinner table. She passed just 6 weeks ago. We enjoyed a last Christmas with her, as she told my sister in law to get her big butt out of her way or she would like her in the a$$hole with a pretzel stick. We just never know what's around the corner.
Ana everyone knows i love but this guy i think he said his name is Andy , you have to have him back again !!!!! I love him !!! Lol. Thank you both of you , stay safe , God Bless
@@perkgambit1627 What nuts? "Guys" who say stupid ish like this have none. Just a wish and hope that will never come true. Might as well go all the way and transition into a b!+ch since you're already one. Respectfully of course. 😊
Old newspaper articles are a goldmine of information on old cases! They gave out more info back in the day before the press was censored or more controlled on what they could say. Looking forward to hearing Andy's podcast! I've never heard of this case before & I need an older case to dive into.
It’s strange that guy would go through the trouble and expense to hire someone else to kill the doctor but then had the complaint document left. If he wanted people to know why he was killed then why not just do it himself?
Because if the ones who pulled the hit don’t sing like canaries then you get away with it. The police suspecting you means nothing without evidence but unfortunately for him he left more evidence than he intended to (fingerprint) and the people he hired folded when brought in by police.
Another great podcast Ana! I’m worried I won’t get to see you on Dateline being an Aussie. If anyone uploads it send me a link please. You always do an amazing job ❤️
Yes sometimes it happens in divorce. My husband's old boss divorced his wife and the judge made the husband get a life insurance policy for her as part of the agreement. She also got involved with her divorce lawyer and he ended up living in his house.
Each person he hired he gave a burner phone to, then he had a cell phone that he spoke to each of them on which makes 6 and one personal phone after the hit he had them return the phones to get the other half of their money.
We are shocked by the 83 year olds actions, but why? I mean, this 83 year old was simply upset because the doctor caused his wife to die. Well, more than upset, lol. He loved his wife and didn’t want to live without her. Not surprised it’s california.
A toe coming off if you have diabetes is a bad omen…you already have bad circulation and poor nerve sensations, her age also, just a bad situation. Old man probably thought he took care of her all those years and now he has no one to care for him. At least he didn’t have his wife killed for insurance $$!! He really wanted his wife. That’s refreshing👩🏼💼I hope the 3 killers are in their 80’s too. If you have dementia you won’t even know your e in prison.
please don't judge about the cellphones... my 83 yr old mum has about 7 phones: 1 is her FM radio, one each for the 2 different cell providers in our country, one is the smartphone she uses for whatsapp, one is effectively a landline equivalent, though it's still through a cell phone, one she uses when she travels (for the local sim of the other country), and I can't remember what the last one is for! Plus, now she has a tablet...🙈
But,why?The cost must be horrendous.I have one,and it’s a big output,every month.I have an Echo dot,for my radio,and an ipad, and a landline,in case my mobile phone gets lost,stolen,or broken.I’m 71.I can’t imagine carrying 7 about.
I have never commented on TCD podcasts, but listen often. I have to say I really enjoyed Andy Hales commentary, very insightful, knows when to listen when to comment and very knowledgeable about both cases he's giving an opinion on👏👏👏. Some of TCD guests are not good "side-chairs". Anna and Andy, y'all should do this more often. Of course not without stating Anna is the Queen of TCD. Wish you both many blessings and great podcasting.😊
I'm siding with older people my husband is 65 he still works doesn't plan to retire & has no health issues. His adult son God mother is like 86 smokes,dances,drives,goes out ect.. my great grandfather die 101yrs old of old age.AGE IS A NUMBER! The man no longer care he lost his wife so he is ready to die.
@@AnaGNews thank you, you also. You are the sweetest person and I LOVE your show, listen weekly. I don’t comment weekly but when a case is super interesting, they mostly almost always are, I will.
He's surprised at the low amount of $5,000. Although sickened, I'm not surprised. I've heard of people taking much less, unfortunately. No respect for human life. I'm 57 & my husband is 62. Our house has at least 9 cell phones but only 2 are active. Oh my goodness. I was a 911 dispatcher & an EMT. Why on earth didn't the dispatcher get help for him?!?? There's absolutely no excuse & that dispatcher should be held accountable.
When it's a murder like this and the person is shot or stabbed so many times, it's always personal!!! Most likely it's always someone the deceased knows and jealous wife, girlfriend,or a family member!! Prayers 🙏 and ❤️ for the NBA Player family and his children!!
If the 83 yr old would have done that in Ireland, it would have been seen as strategic. Prison is cheaper than a nursing home. I understand that he lost a wife, which IS sad. And the doctor could well have mismanaged that case. As tragic as that is, it did not warrant a death sentence.
I'm so confused why you say the first case was incredible detective work? I'd hope it's forensics 101 to take prints and read what's written on a paper foolishly left like a calling card.
Hello Ana. Well done as usual. I hope you are doing well. Im excited for dateline!! I have it set to record! Quick thought though.. the cops “stage” hit. Dont these ppl that hired hitmen know that cops dont come say “ im sorry to tell you, your husbands dead. And by the way here are the pics of the crime scene”? Yes photos of crime scenes might get seen.. but its not when they come notify you!!
Urgh I've been waiting for Friday morning ... Is that bad lol Ana! She's still sleeping so I have time to watch this morning with my coffee and without my muffin being stolen 😂🥰🤦
Hi ...I love your channel but I don't get all your notifications. Anyhow I think you are the sweetest cutie and you always present a great show. Thank you so much
Robert Lee is an OG old time criminal, fearless and filled with vengeance. I don't think anyone in his life has gotten away with doing something to him.
I lived in Memphis while all this was going on - His Mother literally hounded the MPD to find out who murdered her son! She kept him out there, and never gave up!
His mom was awesome!!
Ambra- thank you for that info. Thank God for his mother🙏🏼
@@AnaGNews his mother is a true hero in this case. I pray she is able to start the healing process now. Thank you for bringing us these cases Ana, you’re a hero also.
@@annelee5633 4l4oo
I admire and respect his courageous Mother.
The 83 year old man who killed the doctor was so sad. Clearly he didn't care after his wife died. But they were all sad. Revenge and greed are not good things.
Wonder if she had diabetes. Infections for them can be a real serious risk
After all that woman did to those 6 children their father and other family members she definitely doesn’t deserve to be paroled in 9 years!
Thanks to the satanic freemason illumianit gridlock system, SO MANY CHILD KILLERS AND RAPISTS GOING FREE EVERY MINUTE!!!!! IS EVERYONE OKAY?!??!?!?
If the doctor was formally disciplined and then retired (on top of other malpractice lawsuits) it sounds like he really was at fault. While murder is wrong, we have no idea what the husband went through for those many years. I am sure the hospital was neither forthcoming nor cooperative. Anyone in a position of legally going up against a huge corporate entity like a hospital knows how maddening it can be. I am surprised this does not happen more.
Actually, I was thinking the same thing - we don’t see these revenge cases often in medicine
He got true justice for his wife. Murder is never right and for that reason these hospitals and their employees should be held to a higher standard because they literally hold people’s lives in their hands. If they held them more responsible than maybe just maybe those revenge plots wouldn’t be a thing. It’s one thing to make a tiny negligible mistake that’s ends in death but come on. Disciplined and retired shouldn’t be in the same sentence. He was guilty nd unfortunately for him he screwed over the wrong guy. If you don’t go around screwing people over your less likely to run into these problems.
I’m surprised this doesn’t happen more often too. He sought an eye for an eye. I could only image how he felt thinking it could have been prevented.
I doubt the doctor admitted it or apologized. What I read says that there was a determination that the doctor was guilty of serial neglect. A slap on the wrist. Like I said in my comment: a lot of doctors feel like old people aren't worth the extra time, effort, or medical attention. That old man was brokenhearted. It was definitely revenge.
@@itstatystoopid1538 then* maybe you're* less
She told him if he ever cheated or left her she would kill him and he didn’t take it seriously. He had moved on with someone else when he was killed. He really loved his children. This is so sad, she deserves every day in jail for what she did. Pure greed.
Ok Shara...hate to break it too you. The guys an NBA player, chances of him not stepping out is in the low percentile..where have you been?
Absolutely.!!! Well said. Smh
@angela charlebois well he wasn't the only one to have done that he ain't the 1st and he ain't going to be the last he should have stayed gone and not went back to his ex they are exes for a reason and he was cheating some can't put up with a cheater he should have stayed with the one he was cheating on his wife with and I'm not saying that to take up for her his wide but he should have stayed gone cause to her he might been the game that he play or played he probably played one time to many everybody don't play those games
Ana Garcia, You are my hero! I absolutely love watching your podcast. You do such a great job! I will forever be watching, thank you for being so thorough and all your podcasts!❤️
I love this podcast I have been listening to it all throughout my freshman year and it's been very helpful in helping me figure out I want to be a Forensic Detective, I've been listening to it mostly on Pandora and it's a great study tool I just pop my headphones on and a podcast and just get writing lol thank you for making this I wish I found it sooner♥️♥️♥️
We love helping with homework!! Remember, Crime and the reasons or clues - are logical. May not be your logic, but the killer’s.
Yes i love listening to it and watching it I listen on Spotify and watch here while doing my rounds at work have it playing in my ear pieces. Ths show and I go back a lot of years!!!
The photo of the four of these guys is priceless... Reminds me of the lineup in "Usual Suspects". L♥️VE U ANA😘
Holy crap Ana! Almost 5 MILLION SUBS! 🤩
Congratulations to you and the crew. Didn't even take that long either. Great work. I hope it's as lucrative as it is fun for you.
Also, Congratulations on Dateline as well. 👍
You deserve it, easily.
Thank you 🙏🏼 the case on Dateline is really interesting!
@@AnaGNews I'm intrigued so I'll check it out. Thanks Ana. 👍
She met the Hitman in church? Where did they go to, the Church of Satan?
You mention the Doc was reprimanded by the hospital, Can you establish whether the Doc indeed failed to treat properly the spread of the infection that cost her life?
Doctors are almost never reprimanded for malpractice, so I am sure there was ample evidence for this case
Congratulations on your Dateline interview Ana!!♥️
Thank you Anne - it’s a two hour special 😊
Dear Ana, greetings from London, UK. I find these cases fascinating. I love the detail of your work and your guests. Keep up the great work! Julie
Thanks Andy Hale, got a new podcast to listen to!
The 83 year old guy who hired the 3 hitmen to kill the doctor must be an Irishman to be sure, to be sure, to be sure!!
I do kind of feel pity for the 83 year old. He truly loved his wife and I think that’s honestly so sweet, that he was willing to throw his life away for his wife. Obviously, I don’t think it was right to put a hit out on the doctor but, honestly, I’m curious about the wife’s medical history is and, how exactly she died from such a bad ingrown nail. She was an older lady, and infections so tend to be harder on older people. I’m curious about why the doctor was already in multiple malpractice suits. If this doctor was out here mutilating patients, then I honestly can’t lie, I’d feel significantly less bad about his death. That would definitely change my opinion.
If Donald Trump who is old got a ingrown toenail Infection he wouldn't die the doctor was a quak
@jenaya W he was my Dr. He’d done multiple surgery’s on both my feet.
@@loracorkhill2824 holy shit. That’s crazy. Hope surgery went well! I’m personally not familiar with him so, I’m kind of neutral. Obviously he should not have been murdered. Not sure if you guys were close or anything but I’m sorry about the whole situation; regardless of how close you guys were I’m sure just the fact that he was someone you knew and interacted, you must at least be somewhat shocked.
@@loracorkhill2824 your statement is without any useful info
@@renatalove5212 F off. I was just shocked to see his story here. Mind your business.
I’m not surprised that the medical complaint page was left in “old school mafia style” in a case from Lodi!
They make great Zinfandel wines in Lodi 🙃
this is serious times right now everything is ramped up like never before
The ex-wife must've been on LOADS of drugs.
As one who has recently spent time in a hospital, I can say that it is frustrating that doctors in general don't care if you live or die. The majority of doctors are in the profession for one reason, money. My doctor's office does not allow people to speak to him directly. Everyone who calls has to leave a voicemail message for the administrative assistant and then the admin assistant is the one who calls you back. Total arrogance by the doctor. I can imagine how angry I'd be at my doctor if he had made some kind of mistake after being so arrogant with me.
Doctors work almost around the clock. They can’t allow themselves to cry and mourn every death. Plus they are around death all the time. You almost get immune to it. I’m sure they feel pretty sad when someone dies. Especially if the person was young or youngish. The really old people a person gets used to that and they’ve lived their lives. Death is inevitable. Doctors are people too. With all the faults everyone else has.
Wow, when calling my primary physician and my kid's pediatrician, I get transfered to their nurse's and most of the time have to leave a message. Once in a great while they'll answer. Leaving a message is actually ideal because the nurse's will call back with an answer after conferring with the doctor(s). Many times our pediatrician will call back too. But, their medical secretaries/assistants won't answer anything medical related, they transfer to the nurse. They're pretty much only for making/rescheduling appointments or handling administrative duties. i.e updating contact info, insurance info, payments, etc.
Ana. Andy. Everyone with TCD.
Thank You. ❤️✌️
Anna, I just love your podcasts and how you present. Thx.
Eligible for parole in *9 years?!* That's bullshit! 😡
The woman who organized the crime somehow got the lightest sentence.
@@mytruecrimenews Yeah. I'm totally pissed about that.
Probably because she plead guilty for the crime. Usually, it's a lesser sentence if one pleads guilty. She may not have had a hand in it but she's just as guilty. But it's like the gentleman said, it's nine years if she gets it. And even if she does get it, it's a time consuming process to release her on bail so tack on another couple of years. So, eleven to thirteen.
That 83 year old's bitterness over his wife's death simmered just beneath the surface like her infected toe nail.
When divorced, my ex insisted I sign the giving up his life insurance policy. I was happy to give it up. Didn't want his money etc.
Always so well done! Much love always, Ana.
I had my colon burst due to Dr. negligence….then they messed up the surgery! My personal physician told me to sue them, and even gave me his personal attorney! I decided not to do it…once you sue a Dr then no other wants to help you! I suffered for years after the surgery, so I understand the frustration that caused the violence! Not condoning it all, but after what I went through I sure get it! A sad solution for sure!
I remember watching his Mom on TV asking for help & wasn’t giving up on finding him or then the person(s) involved 💔🙏🏼 😔
Didn’t his ex wife write a book about his infidelities ? She seemed odd
Susan - his mom made the difference 🙏🏼
Hello beautiful Ana and dear TCD team,
Now that Covid rules are being slowly lifted, when are you going to re-start shooting/recreating these stories as before?
I miss so much the older format 😔
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining about the podcasts, but 🥺...
Thank you for the work you put on this program.
Stay safe and blessed 💐
Hi Maria!! The TV show was cancelled by the network - so no more videos
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If I was 83 and bitter, I would not kill who I'm bitter about. I would kick back and wait for whatever adventure life hands me. I would take comfort in karma for the doctor. It also keeps me out of prison.
At 83 years old there are no more adventures in life....I mean perhaps when a favorite show comes on TV or something.
@@melimel2990 I thought the same. However, my father in law is 96. There are times that I swear he is watching the clock tick, and he is grinning ear to ear. My mother in law is a whole year younger. If we bring up that dad is counting the ticks again, he gives up a great laugh and says he is looking forward to the next gastronomical delight mother makes him. She chimes in that he better go check his britches, and says he grins like that when he's just piddled himself too. The only thing more comical than the two of them was when aunt in law was there. She was younger by 2 years, but had a stroke and was a tiny, frail woman. Not someone you would expect talk of a$$holes at the dinner table. She passed just 6 weeks ago. We enjoyed a last Christmas with her, as she told my sister in law to get her big butt out of her way or she would like her in the
a$$hole with a pretzel stick. We just never know what's around the corner.
Ana everyone knows i love but this guy i think he said his name is Andy , you have to have him back again !!!!! I love him !!! Lol. Thank you both of you , stay safe , God Bless
That's because alot of these doctors don't really be knowing what their doing smh
Medicine is a "practice".
@@Raresnce practice these nuts .... Respectfully 😊
@@perkgambit1627 What nuts? "Guys" who say stupid ish like this have none. Just a wish and hope that will never come true. Might as well go all the way and transition into a b!+ch since you're already one. Respectfully of course. 😊
“Don’t really be knowing what they’re doing” LMAO.
Old newspaper articles are a goldmine of information on old cases! They gave out more info back in the day before the press was censored or more controlled on what they could say.
Looking forward to hearing Andy's podcast! I've never heard of this case before & I need an older case to dive into.
It’s strange that guy would go through the trouble and expense to hire someone else to kill the doctor but then had the complaint document left. If he wanted people to know why he was killed then why not just do it himself?
Because if the ones who pulled the hit don’t sing like canaries then you get away with it. The police suspecting you means nothing without evidence but unfortunately for him he left more evidence than he intended to (fingerprint) and the people he hired folded when brought in by police.
Another great podcast Ana! I’m worried I won’t get to see you on Dateline being an Aussie. If anyone uploads it send me a link please. You always do an amazing job ❤️
Great podcast..you are fantastic Ana!:)
love from the uk Ana your brilliant
Have a great weekend 🦋
Yes sometimes it happens in divorce. My husband's old boss divorced his wife and the judge made the husband get a life insurance policy for her as part of the agreement. She also got involved with her divorce lawyer and he ended up living in his house.
Excellent!!
LOVE THESE PODCASTS! LOVE YOU ANA!
Thank you Megan 😇
Ana is the best.
Each person he hired he gave a burner phone to, then he had a cell phone that he spoke to each of them on which makes 6 and one personal phone after the hit he had them return the phones to get the other half of their money.
Very good thinking!
Where did $52,000,000 go? What was in their head? Not my money💰
How do you spend that much money?!!!!!
We are shocked by the 83 year olds actions, but why?
I mean, this 83 year old was simply upset because the doctor caused his wife to die. Well, more than upset, lol. He loved his wife and didn’t want to live without her. Not surprised it’s california.
A toe coming off if you have diabetes is a bad omen…you already have bad circulation and poor nerve sensations, her age also, just a bad situation. Old man probably thought he took care of her all those years and now he has no one to care for him. At least he didn’t have his wife killed for insurance $$!! He really wanted his wife. That’s refreshing👩🏼💼I hope the 3 killers are in their 80’s too. If you have dementia you won’t even know your e in prison.
You're hiring somebody who is automatically untrustworthy. Well said. 👍
Good morning Ana and Andy! Congrats on the dateline episode!! Can't wait to watch!!!
Don't do crime, and have a great weekend!! 💙
Janna - hahahahaha it’s a great case on Dateline. Can’t wait
please don't judge about the cellphones... my 83 yr old mum has about 7 phones: 1 is her FM radio, one each for the 2 different cell providers in our country, one is the smartphone she uses for whatsapp, one is effectively a landline equivalent, though it's still through a cell phone, one she uses when she travels (for the local sim of the other country), and I can't remember what the last one is for! Plus, now she has a tablet...🙈
But,why?The cost must be horrendous.I have one,and it’s a big output,every month.I have an Echo dot,for my radio,and an ipad, and a landline,in case my mobile phone gets lost,stolen,or broken.I’m 71.I can’t imagine carrying 7 about.
The caliber of hitmen in the 5,000 range is obviously quite low. You get what you pay for?
Well said Evelyn
Congratulations Ana on being part of a Dateline episode. I look forward to seeing it! ❤️🙏
I have never commented on TCD podcasts, but listen often. I have to say I really enjoyed Andy Hales commentary, very insightful, knows when to listen when to comment and very knowledgeable about both cases he's giving an opinion on👏👏👏. Some of TCD guests are not good "side-chairs". Anna and Andy, y'all should do this more often.
Of course not without stating Anna is the Queen of TCD.
Wish you both many blessings and great podcasting.😊
I will be tuning in to the dateline tonight!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Love 💕 your Podcast-
Another great video I’m gonna have to look up Andy’s podcast!
Having a loved one who is paralyzed from medical malpractice, I understand
Yes, my friends ex wife demanded insurance policy on him..............helloooooo!
How many insured will be murdered before this will become defunct!
10/14/22 - Love your show Ana, Thank you! Sending Love.
I'm siding with older people my husband is 65 he still works doesn't plan to retire & has no health issues. His adult son God mother is like 86 smokes,dances,drives,goes out ect.. my great grandfather die 101yrs old of old age.AGE IS A NUMBER! The man no longer care he lost his wife so he is ready to die.
Totally 💯 agree.!!!
Congrats !!🙏🙌❤
Robert Lee looks great for 80
You know, he really does
Loved this case, interesting
Thank you Eva - have a great weekend 🙏🏼
@@AnaGNews thank you, you also. You are the sweetest person and I LOVE your show, listen weekly. I don’t comment weekly but when a case is super interesting, they mostly almost always are, I will.
It was extremely important that the man kew who was killing him and why. I'm sure he had already warned the Dr. That he would
I feel like more dispatchers should be held accountable for not elevating the phone calls that resulted in deaths. 🤷♀️
They hire psychopaths on purpose DUH
He's surprised at the low amount of $5,000. Although sickened, I'm not surprised. I've heard of people taking much less, unfortunately. No respect for human life. I'm 57 & my husband is 62. Our house has at least 9 cell phones but only 2 are active. Oh my goodness. I was a 911 dispatcher & an EMT. Why on earth didn't the dispatcher get help for him?!?? There's absolutely no excuse & that dispatcher should be held accountable.
Good detective work? The guy wanted the world to know that he was responsible.
Oh, that’s an interesting angle 📐
AWESOME. I just watched the dateline about the University of Idaho 4 murders yous had highlighted on here.
All the money in the world is worth no one LIFE….
"FOOT DOCTOR NAILED" ? ..
Cruzmizzl
He didn't toe the line did he?
When it's a murder like this and the person is shot or stabbed so many times, it's always personal!!! Most likely it's always someone the deceased knows and jealous wife, girlfriend,or a family member!! Prayers 🙏 and ❤️ for the NBA Player family and his children!!
Omg yes Ana! ❤️❤️😘
Holy crap Sheers Wright looks like she could be hiss mother.
If the 83 yr old would have done that in Ireland, it would have been seen as strategic. Prison is cheaper than a nursing home. I understand that he lost a wife, which IS sad. And the doctor could well have mismanaged that case. As tragic as that is, it did not warrant a death sentence.
Thanks
My mum in her eighties had about 6 cell phones 🤣 now wondering what skullduggery she was participating in 😱😜
Does the podcast have any merch? Would love to buy a tshirt!! Thanks again for the great upload!!
I wish we did. I begged for 2 years to get a mug ☕️
Oh Dam...that 83 years old guy ..is from the Christopher Walkin genome pool.No wonder he orders a hit..lol nuts..
I'm so confused why you say the first case was incredible detective work? I'd hope it's forensics 101 to take prints and read what's written on a paper foolishly left like a calling card.
Great podcast Ana. Dateline is big time, don’t forget us little people. 😉
Hello Ana. Well done as usual. I hope you are doing well. Im excited for dateline!! I have it set to record! Quick thought though.. the cops “stage” hit. Dont these ppl that hired hitmen know that cops dont come say “ im sorry to tell you, your husbands dead. And by the way here are the pics of the crime scene”? Yes photos of crime scenes might get seen.. but its not when they come notify you!!
Oooooo Mary, good point. I feel like there is something fishy there and the star witness is not completely innocent 😇
love your show xoxoxox
Thank you Sharon 🦋 have a great weekend
A million dollars isn't what it used to be. If you could take a million and go back in time you'd be set for life
Urgh I've been waiting for Friday morning ... Is that bad lol Ana! She's still sleeping so I have time to watch this morning with my coffee and without my muffin being stolen 😂🥰🤦
Nine years???
Did I miss how the older gentleman find the gunmen?
are you trying to find gunmen, how's that relevant to the story?
Sooooo.....what disciplinary actions happened to the police dispatcher 🤔.......cause you can't just let that slide.
Lol incredible detective work: taking prints, submitting them for annalysis? 🤣
Hi ...I love your channel but I don't get all your notifications. Anyhow I think you are the sweetest cutie and you always present a great show. Thank you so much
Sounds like the wife was very good at spending money...his money disappeared and then the insurance too? Did she gamble?
Robert Lee is an OG old time criminal, fearless and filled with vengeance. I don't think anyone in his life has gotten away with doing something to him.
Love this podcast. I found it just by coincidence.
Pepper-Mint Patty Rules!! 😅✌😎
Hahahahaha.
Craziness
I see Anthony Hopkins as the doctor when they make the movie.. :)
Perfect!!!
Starts at 3:08
She probably didn't pay her cousin...that's why he told on her.
Sounds to me the Doctor got what he had coming.
No one deserves to be murdered.
@@doctorshell7118 child rapists do!
Wow the ex-wife was a piece of work.
i can’t watch these pod cast and the story’s look really good, id rather the way they used to show the cases before all this covid
How can she maybe get out in 9 years not right.
Only in America