Thanks for watching everyone! And also it's pretty sweet that we hit the 2 million mark! Amazing! We did it together, from the bottom of my heart I can't thank you enough. I literally would not be here without the support, motivation, love, (and let's be honest, patience) you've shown towards me and this little community we have built together.

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Torture is not common, what's even more uncommon is that an intruder comes to a strangers  house and takes his time torturing a man where 3 other men were.

It takes a lot to scare a paramedic; they see a lot and get to be pretty unflappable. If they were freaked there was something really wrong.

The 911 operator calling him"Maam" over and over 😂😂

Oh cmon.
The amount of blood, no foot prints? Someone cleaned the scene. You need time to clean the scene. Who has more time than a resident? No signs of forced entry. Cmon.

This case haunts me.. They definitely did something, and they're getting away with it. His wife is never going to get justice.

The lack of blood seals the deal that these 3 are full of BS. It's literally impossible that scene hadn't been tampered with extensively.
That second judge is insane.

The moment your story changes from. "The knife was on the counter or something" to "I pulled the knife out of him" should raise endless alarms

23:28 realizes "he was all sticky" was such a giveaway and instantly and momentarily realizes what he said...

In a world full of AI narrators, you are a breath of fresh air. I love that you have kept your wit throughout the years and are respectful to the victims. This will forever be one of my favorite channels.

You and Coffeehouse Crime are two of my favorite true crime channels, and you’ve both hit 2 million. Congrats!!

The same neurotic person who kept that house squeaky clean is the one who made those perfect wounds and also made sure blood didn't get everywhere. This was methodical.

Oohhhh that pause after he says “he was all sticky” speaks volumes.
How did they not follow up on that remark?

"I got 3 homosexuals in the house. And one straight guy. WHAT IS HE DOING THERE?!" 👮🏻‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Those three guys know exactly what happened. I think this was primarily done by Dylan Ward, covered up by Joseph Price, and painfully witnessed by Victor

I just absolutely LOATHE stories like that that are SO mysterious and weird and yet we KNOW for 100% that THREE PEOPLE know what happened that night - and aren't talking. omg, it's so frustrating.

Something that always stuck out to me was in the 911 call Victor tells the operator “we had some intruders in our house evidently and they stabbed somebody”…

When you say ‘evidently’ it implies you’ve been given the information. He was told to say that.

I'm a nurse, just wondering if maybe they used succinylcholine.  Paralytic agent that they use when they need to intubate someone.  It's extremely hard to find on tox screens, and there is only one way to test for it.  It leaves the body very quickly, in about an hour.

Dude he died hours ago, 2 of them got to shower, they cleaned up the crime scene, his body, and the knife

The fact that these 3 guys aren't in prison is unbelievable. I guess money really does buy your freedom.... Great channel Mike!!!!!