He Adopted Four Korean Children—Then Killed Them | The Iowa City Sueppel Murders

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  @RizziCGaming · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eyrTCZrugw&amp;t=531">8:51</a> I’m crying. She respected the kids roots 💔 her love for them was genuine. Rest in peace to the victims 😢

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• DE

  @denellelloyd1280 · 1 month ago

  They way he killed them says a lot about who he was! There was absolutely no mercy!! He beat them to death and that takes a lot of physical force to beat 4 people to death

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  @evelynvslife · 1 month ago

  The absolute narcissism of the man. Thinking the whole family revolves around him and not wanting to be responsible for his actions. Actual piece of trash disguised as a person.

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  @ASmith-qs2ps · 1 month ago

  A funeral service held side <br>by &nbsp;side with the killer ? That was so wrong. !!

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• JE

  @JennyL_ · 1 month ago

  Coward couldn’t face the consequence of his choice to steal. It’s all his ego and embarrassment taking his family with him. What a piece of crap! The poor kids and Sheryl 😢.

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• LA

  @lalunaasmr2421 · 1 month ago

  Do you understand how much effort and time it would take to beat 5 people to death.... PURE EVIL!!!!!

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• CO

  @Cocohontas82 · 1 month ago (edited)

  That lady went above and beyond for those children just for this selfish thief to abruptly end their lives instead of just his own!!😢😡

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• JX

  @jx9936 · 1 month ago

  Steven Suppel is the ultimate definition of evil narcissistic psychopath. After massacring his whole family, he eventually committed suicide in such horrific manner. Cowardly murderer, ugh!

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• EM

  @Emee-Ems · 1 month ago

  Your closing remark made me realize: he killed her first so she couldn&apos;t get in his way when killing the kids. Because he knew she&apos;d do whatever she could to stop him and he couldn&apos;t have that. He controlled the whole thing because if he couldn&apos;t be happy and okay, no one else could. He didn&apos;t want them to be okay without him.

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• MY

  @mycraftyshed · 1 month ago

  I don’t think he was thinking about how hard his wife would have it when he was in prison, but how she would most likely be absolutely fine without him. If she was the one that held everything together she certainly didn’t need him. It was all about him, not once about anyone else. So, so sad.

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• CO

  @ColorfulChristianness · 1 month ago

  My Korean husband was adopted by an American soldier and his Korean wife when my husband was just 3 years old. I thank God every single day for that man that I have never met because my husband sees him as his father. Full stop. He would have done anything for my husband. He looked at my husband as he did his own biological children. That&apos;s why this story is so intense. Imagine having no one and then the one person you trust as your protector does the unthinkable.

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  @orbweaver9750 · 1 month ago

  Family annihilators are such selfish, cowardly people.

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