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"Where people come to raise their children and nobody locks their doors"

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So very true, indeed!

Yeaa everywhere is dangerous. Some places just don’t have the same spotlight as bigger cities

@@AirForceKrissythat part!!!

The Bible says faith in Jesus Christ and repentance are the ONLY way into the Kingdom of Heaven. John 14:6 Make sure you get you Judgement-Ready by repenting and accepting Jesus Christ. Acts 2:38-39

There could be a lot of good reasons for this that the vid didn’t show. She may have admitted to being under the influence when he told her. She could have a prior record of charges that bring into question her credibility and integrity. She could have asked for immunity on those charges. She could have changed her story enough that it didn’t seem credible, and we’re just seeing the one they chose to air. So many things beyond just looking at one factor to consider with decisions like that. Something seemingly small could result in a hung jury or even innocence so they have to weigh those factors when choosing who is credible.

You can't trust a thee 0 four

Yeah, low blow, trying to discredit the witness. Crappy attorneys. And lying about thinking he’s innocent. 🤮

The stripper was a drug addicted

That’s exactly what I thought! I couldn’t believe what those defense attorneys said. The evidence was irrefutable.

Lol I had the same thought I was like 🤔

The Bible says faith in Jesus Christ and repentance are the ONLY way into the Kingdom of Heaven. John 14:6 Make sure you get you Judgement-Ready by repenting and accepting Jesus Christ. Acts 2:38-39

Ccw

​@@kirac.7368ccw guns is important

The single is the worst. You can almost feel that it will end bad. Even in real life, I don't support single moms dating. Things go terribly wrong.

@@thapsmohlala9699it’s not the dating part, but to right away introduce the kids and move together. I kept that separate while my daughter was at home.

@@thapsmohlala9699 I agree. My husband and I separated after 13 years together and my two GIRLS were both under 10. I won't be dating until they're grown-up and out of the house. And they've never had any "uncles". 🚩🚩❌️❌️

​@@shelmstedtvery smart ✌🏻

I won't judge anyone. It's not my business. But thinking about it, a child's safety is more important than adults getting off. People tend to forget to vet people they date because they get caught up in feelings.

Yes, she knew they were going to be nasty to her just based on her job. But she’s a human being, and a brave one 👍🏼

Stop it. The family is the family. They cant know this woman is or isnt a reliable witness. Sure theyre biased. But thats family.

@@FredPena-rd5cf-People aren’t in denial because they are “family”…..they are in denial because they know they could have done more to prevent what happened but didn’t. Most won’t ever admit it though.

@@Junkinsally whatever. Thats his family though you can interject non family into it for a good non example in this case. Lil

Gotta put a shirt on..

Unfortunately this world is chocker block full of them

Trump @@palmerjane773

Unfortunately people are it’s too bad

and another immigrant that thinks US citizens owe him something.

He was not grown, that was a problem! Maybe he was kinda kid - a mixture of high expectations of his parents with low talent and wish to adress these expectations by working hard.

Well said ( I agree). So true.

This is spot on. It also applies to Bryan Kohberger.

@@TheDagumTrutha jitter bug

Agreed. My heart breaks for the innocent boy.

Seriously poor baby he was just enjoying being a kid my heart hurts so much

Again with the childish word "monster". Its a childs word, not adults.

@@jenniferyule8786boo hoo, get over yourself

Not all kids are good so it depends on the kids bwahaha

Me to. I usually can’t watch true crime when kids are involved. Especially sexual stuff.

@sirvilhelmofyanderland1902 Yeah. I've gotten to the point I can't finish a video on this stuff.

@robgau2501 now I know why child abusers get beat up in prison. It even makes convicted felons sick.

The Bible says faith in Jesus Christ and repentance are the ONLY way into the Kingdom of Heaven. John 14:6 Make sure you get you Judgement-Ready by repenting and accepting Jesus Christ. Acts 2:38-39

His Mother knows he's guilty.

They're not, they're shocked and stunned, especially the father who did not speak but comforted his wife. One cannot say they know someone 100% or what they're capable of.

Liberals.

@@TongPo11-- nope, literally the opposite. They are politically conservative. Nice try at making this about your own personal obsession 🤣

The mother did say "I don't know" when asked do you think Garcia killed these people.

Bewtra

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I was disappointed that she later wrote a reference letter for Anthony--passing the problem on to others.

​@@jessicablank6470Hospitals/medical practices ALWAYS do that and it's infuriating! Same thing happened with the baby killer nurse Genene Jones. These doctors should be held liable for writing good reference letters to employees in the medical field they know aren't fit at all for the job.

She was right.

Psychos eliminate all witnesses

Wrong place at the wrong time. Very sad. Evil man is Satan incarnate. Such ppl always have delulu and indulgent parents. “He grew up in a healthy environment”🙄. I’m sure he wasn’t taught accountability though. He got fired from every workplace cos of his bad behavior but he blamed it on the ppl firing him..

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Not really. The cops had a prime suspect who was the culprit and they had the testimony of a suspicious man in a grey Honda SUV. All they had to do was to do what they did more than 5 years later: inquire about the car of the prime suspect. If they did that, they would have confirmed the prime suspect was on the crime scene. They would have arrested him and the second couple would not have been killed.

-Come over an see ‘Johnny Depp's A Murderer’

@@SainyaHokage You're right, I thought the same.

Not really they should of investigated him at the beginning.

I agree. That team of lawyers looked intensely expensive, almost as if they just went ahead and milked the parents even though they musy have known all along the dirtbag son was going to be convicted.

Chicago attorneys. Looked like they put the whole firm on the parents' payroll.

Nope, she was in denial, so was the brother. Jokes on them for spending their life savings, I'm sorry.

She still said they got the wrong person… which to me means she’s denying it

​@@howiewillyea that's what I heard too. From the whole family really

The brother is that guy in the Dave Chappell skit. “I would have to see video evidence of my brother committing the murders while holding up two forms of Government ID, a newspaper with the date of the murders, with an eye witness actively signing a sworn affidavit in the presence of a Notary Public while said murders are taking place! Outside of that, everything is circumstantial and has ZERO credibility in my opinion!”

I wonder if Anthony couldn't accept his failing because he parents couldn't accept him failing, just like they chose to deny his guilt in the face of insurmountable evidence.

​@@jessicablank6470lllp

@@jessicablank6470 maybe. I can understand his parents point of view, it is hard to think you raised a monster but I can’t understand why he became one.

@jessicablank6470 He’s responsible for his own behavior. How hard is it not to prank colleagues at work? How hard is it not to flip a corpse on its face so as not to disfigure it??!! He got fired 3x from diff workplaces so something is wrong with him. He didn’t want to change. He obviously leads a rotten life, visiting stripper club and stuff. Will his parents approve of him visiting those clubs?

Right!

I'd believe her over his delusional family ANY day of the week!!

I was a stripper for a long time and I have come across 2 stalkers and multiple men with whom I had to call security. These men can be demented.

the parents coddled him

@@LadyAtheOnlycredibility is to be judged of the witnesses that will testify, not the defendant. The defendant is not a witness. And indeed, the witness was shady.

😂😂😂 exactly

IT DOESNT AMAZE ME..A TO DO LIST MAKES SURE NO EVIDENCE IS LEFT BEHIND..THATS HOW HE WAS ABLE TO KEEP DOING IT WHILE EVADING THE LAW..YOURE NOT BRIGHT ARE YOU

@leelunk8235 Yet he left the to do list behind, you must have an IQ OF ROOM TEMPERATURE 😅😂

@@heisenberg8346 YES HE KNEW THEY WERE ON TO HIM AND THATS WHY HE FLED..HIS GIG WAS UP..AT THAT POINT HE DIDNT CARE AND LEFT EVIDENCE BEHIND

It’s oddly so common no? 😂

Look I firmly believe this guy murdered those people and that he deserves what he got. But to say the evidence is irrefutable is a bit of a stretch don't you think? Irrefutable evidence is like the gun in The killer's hand on video or DNA inside someone that has been assaulted. His brother could not refute that. It would be irrefutable. This is clearly refutable or his brother would not be refuting it.

True that

As well as his parents.

​@cm1927 you can tell his Mother thinks he's guilty.

What are these evidence?

So true. What genius tries to wash away paper rather than burn it!!!

​@@zombiechicken7114😂😂😂

I agree. Very well-done.

Got rivits!

I agree well done indeed.

Totally agree. Often times I increase the speed. Not this one. Wow

Delusional for what? Aren't defense attourneys supposed to try to prove their clients are innocent?

Ofcourse these defense attorneys know that their clients are guilty. Do u really expect them to admit that on camera?! But I do believe some of these families of the accused are delusional. Maybe it's a coping mechanism

@finalvictoryofficial Because they say dumb crap like “if you take away the revenge motive they have nothing”. Why would we do that? Why would a jury do that? It’s a key element in a case. Defense attorneys are very good at saying things that sound good but don’t make any damn sense.

I was fascinated by his family, they were so very ordinary and respectable - there are millions of hard working, loving parents like them who want the best for their kids. How did their eldest child turn out to be so dysfunctional? Garcia's behaviour was disturbing from his very first job, and got him fired from both that and his second medical position. As the lady doctor recalled - he was a bad guy, and a bad employee. I was shocked at the report of his inappropriate, disrespectful behaviour toward a dead body. And this is a man who aspires to work with the public as a doctor, a position of trust around vulnerable patients. He was clearly totally unsuited to the career he chose! Did his parents fail to teach him about respect for other people, and boundaries for acceptable behaviour? Was he ever told 'No' in his formative years, and put in his place if he overstepped the mark with other people? This is generally how we are successfully socialised, and develop into decent human beings who live good lives. No mention of any girlfriends - Garcia was an oddball and I would love some clues on how he turned out that way. The 'prank' with the dead body, and his inappropriate conduct around work colleagues makes me suspect some kind of autism. That however does not explain his subsequent killings - obviously most autistic people are not murderers.

Their delusion cost the parents their life savings. So dumb.

OK Dr. Cindy, and where did you earn your degree in Psychology? You've got the PhD of Psychology in the university of KZfaq...

​@@wioi🧌 troll

His mother had nothing common with his crimes. But now she has to carry all his crimes in her life. She thinks what her beloved son did to other innocent people. She has to waiting for his death. She is a victim too. Don't be suprised that she is crying. 😢

I feel sorry for his parents and his brother. The parents seem like good wholesome people. Yes, they're in denial. But it's their son. I'm sure it can't feel good to have raised him and loved him, and then he commits such gruesome crimes. The younger brother is an articulate wholesome looking guy. It's hard for me to fathom how a murderer came from such origins. Yet, he did.

@@jazamaraz8029 agreed. It just doesn’t add up. Good home, raised by both parents, no previous criminal record, not antisocial, it just doesn’t make sense. The FBI need to profile more individuals like him. You can’t prevent what you don’t see coming.

It's not just American crime it's said all over the world yes

Makes you wonder "where should it happen then?"🤨

And, "we leave our doors open, our cars with the keys in them," etc. Lock your doors. Take your keys with you. Don't just open your door. This is victim blaming. It's victimology.

There's a British series called Nightmare in Suburbia. Same story.

Seriously. Apparently it does. I hate when they say that.

Them using their entire life savings for his defense while saying they don’t know if he did it or not says a lot about what kind of parents they are.

I agree that what he did was despicable but imagine one job ruining your whole career! That would drive anybody crazy!!

Very typical in Latin families. More specifically, the "mommies" and their do no wrong spoiled son(s). She inadvertently created a monster. Most typically, these spoiled momma's boys just make horrible husbands. In this unique case, however, being as coddled also gifted him with a very bad character (which, as you wrote, included no accountability). To my observation, it occurs in certain cultures, such as Italians, Latin, etc. God help the women who marry these types of men, 🙁

@@tonybluestar4954 it wasn't a job that ruined his career it was his actions

@@socaldeb it's not certain cultures it's anyone anymore

The Bible says faith in Jesus Christ and repentance are the ONLY way into the Kingdom of Heaven. John 14:6 Make sure you get you Judgement-Ready by repenting and accepting Jesus Christ. Acts 2:38-39

Right so organized well done to the 48 Hours Team.

6? The rest of us including the court counted 4.

@@ninaballerina2807 True...but he most likely would have gotten around to the other two eventually.

@helentaylor7132 If courts were to sentence people hypothetically........ah, do please complete the sentence for me...I think I'm going into depression...or perhaps it is just a migraine........

I am so tired of this society which tries to excuse such vile behavior.

@uraniumu242 Seems to me you have some hope for having the courage to acknowledge reality. Can't say the same for most others these days, living inside their little bubble as they are.

Happens all the time

​@@davidwoermansr No it doesn't

Killing a child is a completely different level of evil. His hate was through the roof and boundless. I can't stand, fathom the heartlessness and brutality of that. My heart is hurting...

@@jimwerther It does happen way too often.

@@MrGrumpyGills Once is way too often. It isn't "all the time", however.

how did you get all that from this video. he turned out like that. it is not like he was raised different from his brother, otherwise his brother would have turned out the same

@msf8297 Well, he is either inherently evil or he is a product of his upbringing. It is very common for parents to raise children differently. Based on his lack of ability to accept the consequences for his actions and his families' continued denial of what he has done, one can easily ascertain that they didn't hold him accountable early in life. No matter what, they failed to raise him right in some way, seeing as he killed 4 people, one of which was a child.

You can tell what kind of mother she was by the interview when she said she doesn't know if he killed those people. That mother knows what her son did and she has no empathy for the people who lost their lives

Schools passed him. Liberal schools

​@@Lizzy514Yep. Diversity hires.

its ignorant parents like that, that from their negligence of the signs , trying to raise a well rounded healthy son foster such narcisstic, sociopathic ,selfish behaviour. I'm sure they put alot of pressure on him to become great just because all that they sacrificed for him and probably told him everyday. I also cant say much for his ignorant brother who would rather blame a stripper who gained nothing from this investigation.

Exactly right. And I also want to add something to comments I see; usually from religious people (non Christians). The idea that you just forgive the perpetrator for their actions. Watch the last 5 minutes of this segment, and tell me that justice doesn't have redemptive qualities. The pure emotion that took over seasoned detectives and D.A.'s. If you immediately forgive, you have completely destroyed the value of human lives, and it is truly wicked and evil in its execution.

Yeah. I'm disgusted. Sat up there and refuted COLOSSAL evidence. The dude was pure evil and his family is disgusting.

@@oldhickory4686 All the major religions have forgiveness as a universal theme. I'm not big on it, but it's said to be a healthy attribute.

​​​​​@@VpriceIllustrationit's morthey are bullies plain and simple I hate bully's they ruin lives even those closest

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@@ralphholder7009huh?

The Bible says faith in Jesus Christ and repentance are the ONLY way into the Kingdom of Heaven. John 14:6 Make sure you get you Judgement-Ready by repenting and accepting Jesus Christ. Acts 2:38-39

God bless their souls

They should've declined the interview because now everyone knows they support a child killer. Reprehensible family. Wow.

His drug use was a bigger clue

Lol. Doctor title doesn’t mean someone is a good or ethical person.

@@Jellybellycat nurses can be just as vile it's like people think a title makes people act right like bishop or priest

Title means they completed curriculum requirements.

​@@davidwoermansrvery true.

I think she knows. I could see it in her eyes. But you never want to lose hope in your children.

I think his Mother believes in his guilt.

Sometimes it takes some time....

I think they know but have to publicly show support. I'm more fascinated that they agree to interviews by TV programs.

She says “they got the wrong person”, but then right after says “he grew up in a healthy environment idk what changed him” this is her admitting she knows hes guilty after trying to stand up for him.

The statue is a start.

He probably just wanted to be a brain surgeon because it sounds good. I think he got into medicine for the prestige and money but didn’t have the smarts or talent for it.

He went to medical school for the drugs easier access to prescription pads and names to forge

​@@Idontwantone950Disagree. His parents pressed him to overachieve. They had come up the social ladder from being poor immigrants and we're obviously grooming their so to be one of society's 'top dogs'. He had neither the brains, the talent or the physique to be that sort of achiever, and the main mistake his parents made was not recognising that fact. He looks a little 'off', as though he has congenital mental health issues. His parents should have taken a 'pass' on him and passed on the 'big achiever' role to his younger brother.

@@Faristol7 Illegal aliens. The son was pushed through school because he was hispanic. Canned as a resident because he couldnt perform the work. To accommodate these people, Ds and Fs are no longer given to them in CA and the SAT requirement is gone. School boards dont want their failing grades to keep them out of college. Their exact words. We are a 3rd world dump now.

@@Faristol7How does he look off? He just looks overweight to me.

That's why I watch them. I don't want to leave myself vulnerable.

She says “they got the wrong person”, but then right after says “he grew up in a healthy environment idk what changed him” this is her admitting she knows hes guilty after trying to stand up for him.

Imagine what he would've done to his patients had thr opportunity to practice medicine for a while... Some people are born evil. His family belongs in there with him. They are complicit. I hope he is put down very soon.

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He’s a whole shame to humanity.

Profession?

How? Just HOW can these people be in such deep denial? Reminds me of people hung up on the 2020 election. The "alternative facts universe" people.

The mother knew.

The mother wasn't denying it, probably because he already told her he did it. The father and brother are pathetic creatures and a total insult to the victims.

I’ve read/watched several cases where the mom actually turns her son in to the police, going _far_ beyond just acknowledging her son’s guilt, but helping the victim get justice. I’ve read/watched _numerous_ cases where the murderer’s parents don’t for one second deny their child’s guilt. That said, denial is certainly a very powerful and reflexive coping mechanism that the human mind often employs to protect itself from overwhelming pain.

It’s like Scott Peterson’s family they are still insisting he is innocent, it’s ridiculous

The chick in them movies is the only thing that makes them watchable

@@davidwoermansr Not the movies…… the games.

@@TitaniumTurbine I know nothing about them I've never owned a game system or played anything but cards and chess on the computer but never online

@@davidwoermansrplay the game

@@afandifitri that would mean buying a game console the last 2 of my 11 kids are in high school I've made it this long without a game system I don't see myself spending that kind of money to try a game my grandkids in grade school don't have a game system there's card games and chess on the desktops and laptops but they prefer the outside and I don't mind the free help without child labor laws applying

The Creighton one was already his second chance though…

Education makes a demon a smarter demon

True

@@Mataylor17 It appears that you've taken my statement in a literalist way semantically-speaking, but as a former journalist and English professor, I'll refrain from argumentation. What I will proffer, however, is a breakdown in words of what I had hoped would be comprehended. American "higher education" was originally implemented in the early United States in order to "develop a more aware and productive citizenry" that would ultimately help to form a more civilized society. These were the sentiments of University of Virginia founder Thomas Jefferson himself. This is not to say that those lacking "education," whatever the form, are more capable of repulsive conduct. But an "educated" person typically would be looked upon as being more apt to use reflection and logic in their behavior. And if a survey were done of the education levels of those incarcerated for violent crimes, my hunch would be that those with higher education would be, for the most part, a definite minority numerically.* And yes, "going off the rails" is an apropos assessment of reprehensible behavior and is indicative of anyone incapable of mindfulness and self-,control, civilized behavior. Summation? You read too much into my statement and seemed to want to argue for the sake of argumentation, but your failing is in incorrectly assuming the intent of my message.* Incidentally, Department of Justice figures (2016) show that 14% of those imprisoned possess college educations. If yours were a classroom analysis of my initial statement, I'm afraid I'd give you a grade of D for going overboard with histrionics and being overly presumptuous.

THIS!!! 💯💯

Well when nobody keeps score and everyone gets a participation trophy no matter how much or little effort they put into things how do you stop them from expecting that treatment to continue

@@davidwoermansr agreed

@@Str8OuttaTheBluez and everything is a disease or disorder now and we're medicating our youth for everything and not understanding how they're becoming addicts in their teens it's like a whole group of people don't get it when it's in plain sight

@@davidwoermansrYes, very true 😞.

And they would have given the shirt off their back. Its a load of bs

Light up the room, life of the party, wouldn't hurt a fly, everyone was a friend......

@@einienj3281 pretty sure its due to the makeup of the brain and part of grief ppl just remember them how they want to even tho its very rarely true. Nobody is loved by everyone

"We never locked our doors"

@@einienj3281 😂😂😂😂😂😂 IT KILLS ME

the more crime scenes the more likely you gonna get caught, and he was caught after killing the couple. So yeah, there were right.

True. That was a big head shake.

Lol, great catch!

I immediately noticed that, too. So, I went back and rewatched it just to make sure I saw it right. It was diffinately a vigorous head shake that abruptly ended when she went along with her colleague. Haha

As the two other older people did something to deserve their death? Note that they weren’t the only ones who fired him, after a while he should know something is wrong with him. And I don’t believe his parents as he was a good son, he acted so badly in every job, and wanted to date a stripper I doubt it they didn’t know he wasn’t a good son.

@@TheRight-handedStrangerThank you for mentioning the old couple.

@@Ceerads - Unfortunately some people feel sorry for only those people who they care about even for the parents of a murderer more than the victims. Note the order this person listed the victims she considered the parents of the murderer the biggest victims (they raised him, they shaped him, they still denied he did that, and blame everyone else for causing him to do it), then the little kid and the cleaning lady, yes they were innocent victims but so was the old couple, they didn’t deserve to be murdered? People can’t fire a bad employee now? They even didn’t suspect him told the police they don’t believe it was him, (of course they didn’t know he was fired many times before but yet they gave him a chance, they didn’t know he goes to a see a stripper all they knew his damn bad attitude and not doing a good job and he should be fired. They shouldn’t have hired him, they should have checked his background first, maybe they would be alive today if they did, and so everyone else. May he rotten in jail.

I caught that, too! Shaking her head no as she says yes

He don't believe it he'd have got further blaming it on his disease or disorder of addiction when we all know it's really a poor personal choice but calling it something it's not is the junkies participation trophy

I saw and thought the exact same thing.

One thing lawyers know: all defendants lie, esp the guilty ones

Well, they could’ve looked into Garcia 7 years earlier. Even though the kid’s dad didn’t think Garcia was capable, they have to check him out. I think that’s shoddy police work. They eventually got it right.

All addicts do it

Death row is solitary

You got that right. Impressed with the two detectives, genuine caring and hard working they never gave up for the families