“Despite the candle light and wine her mood was grim”😂. This guy’s lines kill me 😂

Sad thing is, even after he murdered her and dumped her in the ocean, he still had control over her fate and where she would be "laid" to rest. Awful.

I just couldn’t imagine having such a great life and yet be so greedy to kill ONE of who even knows how many mistresses. These people that haven’t ever heard the word NO are dangerous

kills one mistress and tries to pin it on the other one that was prob getting too old for his tastes. what a catch. I bet his wife was laughing her ass off.

These programmes are addictive despite the stories being depressing.

Women do not get a ride home from an angry man who you just dumped. Call a friend. Call a cab or a cop.

I’m from Wilmington Delaware and remember how huge this story was. Everyone was shocked when Thomas Capano was arrested. He died in prison, though, of a heart attack in 2011. I say good riddance. He was a monster.

Let's get this straight: he doesn't want his girlfriend to leave him, so he murders her.--Kind of counterproductive...

The fisherman used the cooler as his own.... not knowing a body was in it. That was freaking disturbing.

Love the voice of the narrator.. I've been addicted watching these videos...

In case anyone was wondering, Capano never ended up executed. He died of "obesity contributed cardiac arrest" in his cell in 2011. They must have fed him too well in prison.

I hate how people think that someone they know and love is "not capable" of murder or any other atrocious act. EVERYONE is capable of wrong-doing.

I love this show..his voice or Keith Morrison puts me too sleep every night...their voices are so soothing.

So we’re gonna ignore the brothers are named Tom & Jerry? Okay, cool.....

I love it when so called untouchable gangsters get busted

The guy who's portraying him, is much better looking than that old bat..

When a married man purchases a new carpet, now that’s the smoking gun. Probably Tom demanded a 20% discount!?

It isn't easy to convict the elite and well connected.

I live 10 minutes from her home, and whenever I go pass it, it still feels odd... 24 years later.

Power and psychopathy is a horrific combo.

My best friends daughter was friend with his daughter. I remember she came home from a visit and said, “Boy! Tommy really has a temper!” After she disappeared, I was a volunteer searching the local park for her.

29:35 The dude hid his gun stash in his three year old son’s bedrooom!? I’m just glad that the cops found them before his kid did!!

Dude bring back FBI files...please. A pilot episode, something. This show is the best. Makes law enforcement at least at the federal level look good, actually great

Not only am I from and still live in Delaware, I work for the state and actually met Anne Marie Fahey, a few years before she was murdered. It was at the yearly state dinner and event for the Developmental Disabilities Council at the then Sheraton banquet rooms in the capital of Delaware, Dover DE, where Governor Carper was the keynote speaker. She was pleasant, attractive, bubbly and personable, seemed smart and kind, and made a good impression on all of us. And of course the Capanos’ (there are several brothers) are known in Delaware circles; especially in Greenville, an affluent suburb of Wilmington, De. Some of them are in real estate and construction and own and run businesses here and in Philly. In fact one woman I used to work with had an affair with his brother Joe while he was married! And it went on for years. He was very possessive of her despite being married and when we’d work late she would say “I have to call him every 10 minutes when I work late or he thinks I’m having another affair!” I laughed the first time thinking she was joking. But she wasn’t. When I found out who he was I was like “holy crap, NO WONDER she’s freaked out. She needs to LEAVE”. But I don’t know if she ever did. She had been fighting breast cancer for many years and eventually went out permanently on disability. The Capanos brothers are not only known, but infamous for being thought to have ties to the mob and the Philly underbelly (Philly is only about 10 min. Outside Wilmington, De), and this was long before the horrible murder of poor Anne Marie. When her murder happened and the details and players came out, it rocked our small state of Delaware. Stuff like this just doesn’t happen here. But it was especially shocking because of who she was and both her and Capanos’ standing and positions. By chance I was selected for jury duty when the murder trial started. I had myself recused having formerly met her; thankfully I didn’t have to sit through hearing and seeing the horrible details of her murder. Glad justice was served and he was sentenced to death, although he died of a heart attack before he could be put to death. There are also those that think he was murdered and the heart attack wasn’t by natural causes. Some think it was a mob hit, to stop him from telling what he knew in order to get a reduced sentence of life in prison. Some think It was the Fahey’s revenge. Done because they feared he would get out on appeals. If so, all the better. No one would blame them. Here in Delaware, people still remember her and talk about her fondly and with sorrow about what happened to her. She will never be forgotten here. Edit-Not only do I live 10 min. from Airbase Carpet all the carpets in my house came from there. Yikes.

April 1 2020. God bless us all during this time. These videos really help me pass the time at home. Love, Malaysia.

died in his cell sept 19 2011...boo freakin hoo

Love that cop ‘finding’ the drugs in the guys pocket that were absolutely vital for the case 👀 😂

The FBI Files episodes are better than most movies I watch...

Really glad to see that they persisted with going after him despite his power and connections. I hate that her loved ones never got to get her body back

I read Ann Rule's book about this case .. great video Thankyou So glad those detectives kept on trying ..because this thing about people being wealthy do not commit murder is utter tosh they have the means to hide things better .. great job detectives !

Doesn't take Einstein to figure out who killed that poor woman...

How can you trust in a person that cheats on his/her spouse? That cannot be a good person

There must be 50 ways to leave your lover ... having a posh dinner and going back to his place afterwards is not advised.

Relentless detective work finally paid off, with a satisfying outcome. Lesson: No one is above the law & your sins will find you out!

First time watching FBI series. I will add tho corruption is rampant in our government everywhere, even small time politicians are corrupt as hell.

It’s amazing how “loyal” crooked people are until it’s time for them to go down. Nothing satisfies me more than when, a person who thinks they are untouchable, is brought to his/her knees.

Thomas Capano took advantage of an emotionally unstable woman. She thought she found love with someone she saw as caring and understanding. As time went on, she saw him for who he really was. Everything she did I believe was to keep the peace with him so he wouldn't ruin her life. Tom took care of her financially and thought she couldn't find a better "love" than him. At the end of her life she was developing high self- esteem and was trying to walk on egg shells to get Capano out of her life. She began rejecting a lot of his "gifts" when she was with Mike Scanlon. Mike made her feel good about herself and showed her real, genuine love and affection. She saw a future with Mike and it gave her more of a reason to get Capano out of her life for good. Unfortunately Anne Marie Fahey wasn't going to be able to do that alive. He planned her murder for months knowing he was losing control of her. He used to make comments about Scanlon to Fahey to boost his own ego. Nobody that wanted to leave him was going to be alive for very long, unless they moved out of Delaware ASAP.

He used to live directly around the corner I will never forget this case as long as I live seeing all the police etc was a crazy thing

Someone found the discarded cooler and started using it. One man's trash is another man's treasure.

Watching from Australia 19.1.2020, H>N>Year. ( Who else watching this in 2020. )

My Dad grew up in Wilmington, Delaware. My dad knew Tom Capano in childhood. They were never friends. My Dad said Tomas Capano's family was very rich and lived in a big house.

It humors me that the old man found the cooler just brand new on the shore and patched it up then kept it. Thats the most working class thing ever. Love that repair it mentality.

He cooked his own goose by admitting that all the evidence was true. That said, about 80% of these stories ALWAYS involve someone having an affair!

I remember this story years ago.

You always can love and help your brother, BUT a crime of this magnitude not even a love of a brother can exonerated your criminal actions.!!!

Capano’s sentence was commuted to life in prison in 2006. He died of a heart attack September 19, 2011.

I have watched almost all the videos! Love the narrator’s voice and how they resolve the crime.

Moral of this story. Never get involved with a slick millionaire lawyer.

That poor woman. Obsessive men who are not used be being said "no" are extremely dangerous because they'd rather kill than be rejected.

"There are friends and then there are best friends. A friend is a person who will help you move. A best friend is a person who will help you move a body." -Dave Attell

The comment section is as entertaining as the show 😄

I was there when it happened.WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO PLAY SECOND FIDDLE I'LL NEVER KNOW.

The best tv program ever..best narrator I have listen to

Every Time I Drive on I-95, I Pray To Ann Marie, For Safe Travel. She Traveled on I-95 Frequently, To Philadelphia, To Her Favorite Restaurant.

If my brother wants me to help him dispose of a body, I'm thinking one of us isn't coming back.

Murder is so selfish taking ones life shouldn't be up to anyone but God smh

For a lawyer to do this he acted daft . If you cant have someones love , what exactly do you gain by killing the person ?

When you consider the time, patience, precision and dedication put in by law officers from detectives to forensics to crack cases, only then can you realize how much more they should be paid and deserve the hall of fame stars.

Watching from afar ..... Thomas’s ego ended up costing him his freedom ...

During the lockdown I have being watching a lot of this series it is scary to know what is going in the mind of people to do such a horrible things.

Don’t tell certain men you want to end it. Just stop taking gifts and ghost him.

Dam, from a high profiler to someone's biach in prison. What a legacy to leave his children! What a great dad, NOTTT...

This narrator is superior to those of Chris Hansen and those irritatingly sharp women's voices. And the format is great too! The voice is crucial for staying engaged. Thanks!

Love new FBI files updates !!

Why do I like watching crime documentaries ?

Thank you for the uploads 😘

Was in Delaware in 2001. This was still the talk of the town and jails. Gander Hill.

Do not end relationship closer. Do it by text or letter then go away for a holiday

Watching all the from 🇰🇪...I had to stay up till 2am to see the end....justice served👏👏

20:05 that’s a good cop. Not afraid to rock the boat 🚣 when the evidence demands it. 43:45 that’s the look of a guy who expected @ least a $20

Sorry dude. Even if you’re my brother I’m not helping you dispose of a body Besides the fact that for a lawyer he’s pretty stupid not knowing that people leave a digital trail everywhere. The mistress that bought the gun should go to jail too.

For anyone interested to know if Capano is still alive: "Capano, aged 61, was found dead in his jail cell at 12:34 p.m. on September 19, 2011, by an officer performing a routine security check at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center state prison near Smyrna, Delaware. The medical examiner determined that Capano died of sudden cardiac arrest. He also had "atherosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease, and that obesity was a contributing factor in his death".Following Capano's death, his brothers Louis and Joseph engaged in a bitter court fight over their family's multimillion-dollar real estate empire." -Wikipedia

Watching from Alberta Canada >>>>>> Happy New Year

Oh, I remember reading this true crime book years ago. Very disturbing individual this guy!! It was a good book though. Ann Rule of course!

What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

Finding that cooler was priceless! People like him think they can get away with murder.

wow setting up a sting operation to find the killer of a mistress? im shocked that they went so far into this case..wish everyone that was murdered got this same type of energy!

Back when journals and love letters were a thing! I sure miss those days. We live in a whole different world now days that’s for sure

Sad😔i feel for anne Marie and her family

When being a side chick goes wrong

Great Show, sponono,South Africa

Why I started to shut men out. I'm not interested in this kind of thing. It's what I warned people about. When a person leaves.. it's over. There's only so much a person can take. Those who constantly cheat and justify themselves for their actions.. only damage those around them.

It was up to the FBI to prove justice is blind???????? Hahaha. That might be the funniest thing I hear all week

You have millions lete her go . You get what you deserve .

Man in beginning is a warrior God bless him!!!!!!!!

I never knew Tom and Jerry were brothers.. Not sure how that's biologically possible.. but, whatever...

I live between Philadelphia and Reading. I heard the story of Thomas Capano's arrest on 6abc Action News.

I remember this like it was yesterday. Ann Marie Fahey, Lost her life, because of this maniac they couldn’t have what he wanted. The movie they made about it it’s pretty on target to the true story. It’s a hard movie to get. But if you’re really want to see it search for it in eBay because Amazon is not selling DVDs anymore. Ann Rule wrote it and it is called AND NEVER LET HER GO. Mark Harmon stars as Campano himself. Very well done movie.

There are many hungers and voids that even wealth cannot satisfy or fill. Amazing how a free man walks himself into prison. But seems he was already a bitter, long time prisoner of his vain self.

I don't know what she saw in that varmint anyway.

I'm glad they got him. He's where he deserves to be.

It would send me in a serious dilemma to rat out on my siblings...i certainly wouldn't take part in a murder cover up. But these fellas were deficient qua morals

Amazing work by the FBI.

Capano, aged 61, was found dead in his jail cell at 12:34 p.m. on September 19, 2011, by an officer performing a routine security check at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center state prison near Smyrna, Delaware. The medical examiner determined that Capano died of sudden cardiac arrest. He also had "atherosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease, and that obesity was a contributing factor in his death". Following Capano's death, his brothers Louis and Joseph engaged in a bitter court fight over their family's multimillion-dollar real estate empire.

I remember this case. It was depicted on American Justice, City Confidential, and an episode of Law and Order.

And never let her go Ann Rule.

I have always wondered if wealthy, murder convicts have to suffer the poor conditions that the not so well off murder convicts do. This guy had some powerful political connections. It wouldn't surprise me if he had his own, sweet digs and gourmet food every meal in jail. I hope he didn't receive special treatment. The God complex level of entitlement that this narcissistic pos suffered from needed a good reality check and some serious adjustment!

it amazes me how they always just happen to find what they need

He should take Al Capone's advice 2 people can keep a secret if you kill one

It's disgusting how Thomas bullied Jerry into helping him...playing the big brother card. It backfired in spectacular fashion though. I'm glad Jerry ended up testifying against him.