10.
The Jealous Husband & The Beauty Queen A jealous husband choked his wife to death
and then pretended to help a search party look for her in a bizarre attempt to rule
himself out as the main suspect.
This happened in Germany, with the murderer being a man known only as Patrick S, 27 years
old.
The prosecution in the case against him alleged that his marriage to Jennifer S was strained
because he had extreme jealousy issues and no self-control.
Jennifer was the same age as him, she was a former beauty queen, and she had put up
with his violent outburst for quite a long time.
But finally, Patrick had a violent outburst that Jennifer would never come back from.
He murdered her with his bare hands on February 27, then used her phone to text her sister,
saying she was going for a walk along the local river.
This was his grand plan.
The fake text was supposed to convince everyone that she had gone for a walk along the river
and then befallen some sort of tragedy.
He even faked a search effort to try and cover his tracks.
At the same time that they were searching for her by the river, Jennifer’s body was
discovered in some bushes across the city just a few feet from their apartment.
The husband was arrested the next day because the entire plan was nonsense.
9.
Death by Bikini A woman has been killed due to a wardrobe
malfunction at a pool party.
Her boyfriend, a Brazilian man named Nikolas Iori Maichon, got insanely jealous when she
accidentally flashed partygoers by pulling down her bikini!
He was so jealous that he beat her to death!
This guy was so jealous that an accident, a complete mistake, compelled him to commit
murder!
To be honest, it wasn't even that big of a deal.
His girlfriend, Ana Paula Coutinho, was moving into the water when her bikini accidentally
came loose.
As it loosened, she incidentally revealed herself to other people at the party.
This happened on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, with the victim being only 24 years old.
Immediately after the accidental flash had occurred, the suspect became violent.
He accused her of doing it deliberately to show off to all the party goers.
This was not true, but instead the ravings of a jealous maniac.
After he beat her to death, he told his friends that she drowned in the pool and that he needed
to take her to the hospital.
But when he showed up to the hospital with her dead body, he ditched and ran.
Doctors were able to easily determine Ana’s cause of death as blunt force trauma to the
head.
And in the end, Nikolas was labeled a monster, hunted down by the police, and will hopefully
pay the price for his disturbing and ridiculous crime.
8.
Another Jealous Husband Yet another jealous husband has gotten in
trouble for beating up his wife.
This time, the event took place at a bus stop in Washington Heights, with the husband beating
his wife to death with a crowbar!
She wasn't beaten to death immediately, but rather beaten senseless.
It wasn't until four days later as she lay mutilated in New York-Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia that she passed away.
Her name was Maria Kelly, 49 years old.
It was her husband, 63-year-old Julio Aponte, who bashed her brains in at the bus stop at
West 163rd Street and Fort Washington Avenue.
It wasn’t even late at night or under the cover of darkness, but at 7:00 o'clock in
the morning in the early light of the day!
Witnesses saw the whole thing unfold.
Julio began screaming at Kelly at the bus stop, with one person hearing him say, “How
dare you cheat on me?”
Just seconds later, he had the crowbar of both hands and Kelly was on the ground bleeding.
It may be important to note that they weren't actually waiting for the bus.
According to the assistant district attorney, Julio was waiting for his wife outside the
building where they lived.
He was waiting there to confront her with the crowbar, and after he finished his business,
he got on his motorcycle and drove away.
But apparently, he had nowhere to go.
Julio turned himself in shortly after the attack and has since been charged with murder.
7.
The Wrong Name Mark Brandford was 49 years old when he stabbed
Kayleigh Dunning in the middle of the night as she was naked in their bed.
That was right before he took out a crowbar and bashed her brains in.
I don't know what it is about jealous boyfriends and crowbars, but they seem to go hand in
hand.
The reason – well, the reasons for the killing are pretty bizarre.
Mark had just proposed, unaware that Kayleigh was still texting her ex-boyfriend.
But he found out about it pretty quickly.
Even though she had agreed to marry him, she was sending affectionate messages to a man
named Dean Drooney that same night.
She had also been seeing Dean while seeing Mark, making this a love triangle gone terribly
wrong Sending the text messages to another man might
have been OK, but it was what happened next that pushed Mark over the edge.
She accidentally called Mark Dean that same night.
Being called the wrong name is what ultimately pushed Mark into a blind and murderous rage.
As Kayleigh lay in bed, thinking everything was perfectly fine, Mark took out a knife
and jammed it into her.
Then he beat her with the crowbar until she was dead.
Have you ever accidentally called your partner by the wrong name?
If so, what were the consequences?
And on that note, do you think Mark Brandford went a little too far with the knife and the
crowbar?
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Not in Front of the Baby!
In Germany, a jealous boyfriend was thrown into a fit of rage in which he hacked his
lover to death while their baby Watched the whole thing.
Shaeiq, 28 years old, was with his partner Tatjana for 5 long years.
But after five years, he started growing paranoid, accusing her of sleeping with other men.
And here’s where things are going to get uncomfortable.
Shaeiq arrived in Germany from Afghanistan as a refugee in 2013, then met Tatjana when
she was only 15 years old.
At the time, he was 23.
They got married in an Islamic ceremony, though this wasn't technically official under German
law.
The pair had a baby together 8 months before the murder.
Tatjana brought the infant with her to visit Shaeiq at the snack bar they owned together.
It was then that he asked if she was cheating on him.
According to what he told the court, she then said yes, she was seeing quite a few other
people.
We don’t know if this is true, but it’s what he claims.
The revelation apparently caused him to lose control of himself.
He locked the door of the business and slashed her with a knife.
But she didn't die immediately.
Tatjana was able to stagger out of the snack bar and get back to her car, trying to protect
her baby.
But the killer caught up with her anyway and stabbed her 18 more times with a Japanese
chef’s knife.
While he was stabbing, he screamed at people walking by on the street that she was a cheater
and that she deserved it.
He also screamed, “She’s only a woman!”
But in the end, this defense didn't get him very far.
He's now on trial for murder and will probably be jailed for life.
5.
The Wrong Glance In San Bernardino, a gang member has been
arrested after shooting at two men and killing one of them, all because he was jealous about
the way they leered at his girlfriend while in a liquor store.
The gang member was 18 years old at the time of the incident, which went down on February
25.
It was early, not even 11:00 o'clock in the morning.
The gang member pulled up beside two men, had a few words, and then began blasting at
them with a gun.
41-year-old Clarence Wimbish was killed, while the other man got away with no injuries at
all.
The shooter’s been identified as Gilbert Ruiz, since booked on suspicion of murder.
According to the police, the motive for the shooting is jealousy.
Just a few blocks away from the crime scene, first thing in the morning, Gilbert and his
girlfriend were picking up some supplies at the liquor store.
So were the two men.
They must have liked the way Gilbert’s girlfriend looked because they gave her a bit too much
attention with their eyes.
This pushed Gilbert into such a jealous frenzy that after that he left the liquor store,
he followed them in his vehicle and attempted a drive-by shooting.
4.
Murder for Hire A cybercriminal operating on the dark web
was advertising himself as a hitman when a young woman from Washington tried to hire
him for his services.
He wasn’t actually a hitman though, and the woman’s request was so terrifying that
he reported her to the FBI.
It was the bureau’s National Threat Operations Center that received an anonymous tip from
an operator of a dark web service that offered contract killings.
A prospective customer had transferred $5000 in Bitcoin for a hit to be carried out around
the Seattle area.
The message said something along the lines of, “Just kill her ASAP.
I don't care how, so long as she's dead.
I would prefer it if you shoot her in the head.”
The intended victim worked for a corporation in Bellevue, she had a 3-year-old son, and
she picked her son up from school every day at about 5:00 o'clock.
The only other request was that proof be sent when the job was finished.
If you're confused about the dark web operation, the tipster informed federal agents that the
website was actually just a Bitcoin scam.
They didn't actually commit any murders.
This guy was just a con artist, but this most recent attempt to hire a hitman disturbed
his conscience.
He sent a photograph to the FBI of the intended victim.
The FBI was able to hash out who it was trying to have the hit done, and things spiraled
from there.
What we know now is that the hit was requested by the wife of a man who had been cheating
on her with a young college student.
The wife was so jealous that she wanted the college student taken care of.
But so far, no charges have actually been made because the trial has been pushed back
thanks to COVID-19.
The FBI hasn’t even released the names of those involved, only the details about the
case.
3.
Not Invited to the Party A jealous boyfriend killed six people in Colorado
because he wasn't invited to a birthday party!
This guy was so mad that nobody invited him to the party that he crashed it and opened
fire on the guests.
The shooter has been identified as Teodoro Macias.
He was in a relationship for about a year with a woman named Sandra Ibarra.
But when Sandra had a birthday party thrown by her family and nobody invited her boyfriend,
apparently for good reason, he became wild and unpredictable.
In fact, Teodoro was already considered to be an irrationally jealous partner and extremely
controlling.
He wasn't invited to the party because Sandra’s family didn't want him around.
But he came around anyway.
The party was taking place in a mobile home park in Colorado Springs.
By the time police arrived on the scene after getting calls of an active shooter, six people
were dead and one was injured.
The victims included Sandra and 5 of her close family relatives.
2.
The Jealous Beautician In Moscow, a jealous beautician dropped her
friend's baby from a high-rise apartment 130 feet (40 m) to the ground.
This truly evil act earned the woman 17 years in jail.
Her name is Daria Shavelkina, and she was jealous of another woman named Yaroslava Korolyova.
Daria was jealous not because her friend was sleeping with her husband or anything, but
because her friend had a better life.
Yaroslava had a loving husband, she had a happy life at home, and everything was going
just great for her.
But Daria’s life kind of sucked.
She was so jealous that she went to the other woman's house, picked up her two-month-old
daughter, and tossed her out the window.
It didn't seem to be planned, there was no rhyme or reason to it.
It just kind of happened.
If Daria thought her life sucked before, now she has to live the rest of her life as a
baby killer.
For the next 17 years while she's locked up, chances are she’s not going to be treated
overly well by her fellow inmates. 1.
Poison Makeup Janet Overton was planning to go whale watching
with her son on January 24, 1988.
But before they ever made it out of the driveway, Janet collapsed in front of her house in Dana
Point, California.
Her son, Eric, and her husband, Richard Overton, called 911.
They then followed the ambulance to the hospital, where Janet died.
It seemed like a freak accident until the coroner's office conducted the autopsy.
They couldn't figure out the cause of death.
It was an enormous mystery, and the police were getting suspicious.
Investigators talked to Janet’s friends.
One of them said she had been complaining about unexplainable sores on her face.
Her health had been deteriorating.
Her health actually started to fall after she had been involved in an extramarital affair
with a married assistant superintendent named Bill Dawson.
Six months after Janet’s death was when the police finally caught a break.
Richard Overton’s ex-wife Dorothy came forward to tell the police that in the 1970s, she
too developed a sudden illness after she asked Richard for a divorce.
She found out that her beauty products had been laced with selenium, something fatal
in large doses.
But because she didn't die, she never pushed the issue.
In the end, investigators were able to prove that Richard had been poisoning his wife's
beauty products because he was jealous about the affair she was having.
Richard had gotten ahold of cyanide, selenium, and other toxins to gradually poison his wife
until she finally dropped dead in their driveway.
He was ultimately arrested in 1991 and charged with murder in the first degree, sentenced
to spend the rest of his life in prison.
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