10. Alabama Murder A man from Alabama has been
charged with murdering his wife. His wife happened to be an exhibitionist who posted lewd photos on
the Internet. Not only does the alleged killer claim his innocence, but his lawyer recently said
that he's heartbroken over the death of his wife. This is William Jeffrey West, charged with killing
Kathleen Dawn West. As of right now, his lawyer is trying desperately to get him free of the charges
even though from the outside looking in, he definitely looks like the killer. The prosecution
is accusing William of using a liquor bottle to beat his wife to death after they got into
a domestic argument. Kathleen was found dead and partly naked on the street in front of their home,
about 35 miles (56km) from Birmingham. The motivation behind the killing has to do with
William’s dead wife’s exhibitionism and online nudity. She not only posted risqué photographs
on social media, but was also part of a paid site where people could send her money to see
even more. William knew about what she was doing and it made him furious with jealousy. Even though
we don't know exactly what the pair were fighting about the night Kathleen was bludgeoned to death
with a liquor bottle, we can make a pretty good guess. Seeing as she was partly naked, it could
have had something to do with William walking in on a home photoshoot and losing his marbles.
9. Wife on Fire Karl Karlson, that’s Karl Karlson with Ks
instead of Cs, was awarded millions of dollars in insurance after his wife perished in a house fire.
Karl also had a son who was killed while repairing a vehicle in a tragic accident.
So much death surrounded Karl Karlsen that it seemed a little suspicious. And when his
second wife, Cindy, discovered an insurance policy that he had taken out in her name,
she was immediately terrified for her life. The fire that claimed his first wife,
named Christina, was on New Year's Day 1991. Karl and his family were living in Murphys, California,
when the fire broke out. He managed to save all three of his children except his wife. She was
trapped in the bathroom and the window had been boarded up so she couldn't break through it. He
claimed that his wife had accidentally broken the window several days before,
which was why it had been boarded up. Incidentally, she had also left
a jug of kerosene in the hallway outside the bathroom because she thought it was water.
This bucket was knocked over, a faulty electric light ignited the fluid, and Karl walked away
with a boatload of cash. That boatload of cash was from the insurance policy he had taken
out literally 20 days before the fire started. In 2008, Karl’s son, Levi, died while doing his
dad a favor. He was trying to repair his father’s old Chevy pickup truck when the jack broke and the
truck crushed Levi to death. Amazingly, his father walked away with over $700,000 in insurance money.
Cindy, his second wife, later found out that Karl had an insurance policy worth $1.2 million taken
out in her name. She then went to the police, agreed to have a recording device attached to her,
and she squeezed the truth out of Karl about the murders. He admitted that he killed his
own wife and killed his own son and he was sentenced to life in prison in 2013.
8. Heroin Cereal A man in Michigan got creative when he decided
to murder his wife in the worst possible way. Jason Thomas Harris has been charged and
convicted for premeditated murder in the death of Christina Ann Thompson Harrison in
2014. He killed her by lacing a bowl of cereal with a lethal dose of heroin. Believe it or not,
the breast milk of the victim played a major role in solving the case. This is because her
death was originally ruled an accidental overdose. After all, she technically died from a heroin OD.
But investigators were suspicious because she wasn't a drug user. There was nothing at all to
suggest she would have ever gone out of her way to do heroin. Thankfully, she had bottles of breast
milk in the fridge that she was using to feed her infant. The police were able to test those bottles
of milk to confirm that she had not previously had any drugs in her system. This means that on
the morning of her death, it was the first time she ever did heroin. Things just didn't line up.
To make matters worse, Jason Harris received $120,000 from her life insurance payout.
He was also busted texting several other women during the months before the death.
One of those women even moved into his house just two weeks after his wife died!
In the end, Jason Harris was 100% guilty. Even his siblings came forward to tell
the police that he had confided in them that he wanted to get rid of his wife.
7. The Big Reveal In Singapore, a man stole
the cell phone belonging to his estranged wife because he was suspicious that she was having
an affair. What he discovered were compromising photographs as well as video recordings. What
did he do with these videos and photographs? He posted them on Facebook for everyone to see!
According to him, he didn't want others to share his same fate by being cheated on by this woman.
He was correct in his assumption that she was having an affair, it was with her work supervisor.
In the compromising videos, both his wife and the shady supervisor were clearly visible. The husband
accused the supervisor of being a homewrecker, he included his name and his occupation
in the Facebook upload, and because the incident went viral, he basically ruined this guy's life.
But he got in some trouble as well. He has pleaded guilty to one count of distributing
intimate images, as well as stealing his wife's phone. But at the end of the day, at least he
doesn't have naked pictures floating around on the Internet for all his friends and coworkers to see.
Who do you think is the victim in this case? Was the husband in the wrong for distributing
the intimate photographs or was his wife the villain for doing what she did in the first place?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to hit subscribe before the end
of the video! 6. The Last Call
A man from Southern California has been arrested on suspicion of killing his wife
earlier this year. Larry Millete was charged by San Diego County prosecutors with murder
and illegal possession of a weapon. He should be facing a sentence of life in prison when he gets
convicted of killing his wife, Maya Millete. But according to what his attorney told local news,
the charges are a bit of a surprise because the police don't actually have any evidence
that Maya is dead. Larry’s lawyer says Larry believes Maya is still very much
alive. But according to District Attorney Summer Stephan, prosecutors can still file
a murder charge even if they don't have a body. Maya vanished in January, leaving her cell phone
and all her other valuables, as well as all three of her children. Larry told the police
that she left voluntarily. But investigators considered him a person of interest immediately.
Even if she had abandoned her kids and Larry, she would have taken her phone with her, right?
It quickly came out that the pair had been in a toxic relationship and that the last call Maya
ever made was on January 7 to a divorce attorney. It also came out that Larry had hired magicians to
cast spells to incapacitate Maya. He wanted her crippled so that she would be forced to stay at
home. He clearly had homicidal intentions. Even though the police can't find the body, there's no
doubt in their minds that he’s the killer. 5. Revenge in North Carolina
In North Carolina, Robert Kevin Howard became suspicious of his wife in December of 2016.
He thought for sure that she was having an affair. As it turned out, he was correct. He learned that
she and another man were having a secret rendezvous. When he confronted his wife about it,
she broke down and admitted that she was a cheater and that she wanted a divorce.
Well, the husband didn't take the betrayal sitting down. He filed a lawsuit against
the man who was sleeping with his wife under North Carolina’s Alienation of Affection law.
This law allows you to sue an individual if they purposely interfere with your marriage. The man
who did indeed interfere with Robert’s marriage had even gone to his house and ate dinner,
sharing personal stories. Robert thought they were all just friends, but that didn't turn out to be
the case. A judge ended up ruling in his favor, awarding Robert Howard with $750,000 to be paid by
the scumbag who messed around with his wife. 4. The Heartbreaker
In Upper Arlington, Ohio, a man has gotten in some serious trouble for stealing women’s hearts,
then robbing them of their money. He wasn't actually married to anyone, but his story
is still worth hearing simply because of how shocking it is. He victimized multiple women
across several states. Because he traveled for work, it was easy for him to lead multiple lives.
He would meet a woman, make her fall in love with him, and then leave them broke.
His name is Matthew Paulson, and one of his victims has given the intimate details about
how he conned her. He told the woman that he had recently relocated for a new job that paid
extremely well. He took her out for dinners, he booked trips for them to go on together,
and even showed her a condo that he was allegedly about to buy.
The couple were supposed to go on a trip, but before they arrived at the airport,
Matthew Paulson abandoned the city with all of her luggage, her laptop, and her jewelry.
She wasn't the only one either. Matthew convinced a different woman to sell her house and buy a new
one together with him. But as the house was closing, he tried to siphon about $700,000
into his own bank account. He also opened up credit cards in her name and had been trying
to steal her identity. Matthew Paulson is now facing charges in South Carolina, Illinois,
Ohio, Texas, and Georgia. Last we heard, he's being held in a Georgia jail without
bond awaiting extradition to Texas. 3. Still at Large
Savannah Paschal was murdered by her husband in La Marque, Texas. It happened on October 21, 2020.
Trent Vahn Paschal waited for Savannah in the bathroom of their home and then shot her dead.
He then went to a car dealership and stole a Chevy Tahoe at knifepoint before driving
away and disappearing. At the time of this video, it's winter 2021 and the authorities
still haven't found Trent. This guy shot his wife, robbed a car dealership with a knife,
and the police still can't track him down. They have no idea where he is.
But just listen to some more details around the terrifying death of his wife. Before he shot her,
he posted a video on YouTube saying that he had warned her not to mess with him
and not to play with his emotions. Then after he shot her, he uploaded another video on YouTube
apologizing to his children for killing his wife. 2. The Death Bus
The death of Emily Ferlazzo is one of the most brutal things to have happened in 2021.
She was only 22 years old when the police received a report that she was missing.
The New Hampshire woman was then discovered dead inside a bus in St. Albans. The bus had been
converted into a traveling space by her and her husband, a kind of “van-living” situation so that
they could travel and explore the U.S. But dreams of adventure and exploration turned to horror
when Emily and her husband, Joseph Ferlazzo, got into an argument and he killed her inside the bus.
It was actually Joseph who turned himself into the Vermont State Police.
He told detectives that he killed his wife and he couldn't take the guilt anymore.
When the police found her corpse in the bus, Joseph’s account of what happened was
confirmed. But in a shocking twist, Joseph has now pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder,
despite the fact that he literally confessed to the police.
As for how he killed her, Joseph did it with a gun. He had gotten so mad about whatever they
argued about that he shot her twice in the head and then tried to cut apart her body to get rid
of the evidence. But before he could, he gave up and left her mutilated corpse inside the bus.
1. Off the Edge A man from Colorado has
been sentenced to life in prison. The crime was pushing his wife off the edge of a cliff. And yes,
he did it on purpose. But guess what – this was his second wife that got shoved off the cliff.
His first wife also died in a bizarre accident when she was crushed by a car jack in 1995.
The wife killer’s name is Harold Henthorn, and he told the judge that he is absolutely innocent of
pushing his wife off a cliff with the intention of murdering her in 2012. But that didn't stop
the judge from sentencing him to life. His wife, Toni Henthorn, fell 130 feet (40m) down the side
of a mountain while the couple were hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park. Harold was hoping
to collect the $4.5 million life insurance policy that he had taken out on her. It was a total scam.
The nail in his coffin, the one thing that really convinced prosecutors that he was guilty,
is the fact that his first wife, Sandra Lynn, may have also been murdered.
For some bizarre reason, Harold had her change a flat tire and then the jack just..
you know, accidentally slipped and she was crushed by the vehicle. Police are pretty sure the first
wife was also killed, which means they should be looking to prosecute him for that murder as well.
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