A Killing That Went Live - The Viral Crime That Shocked The World

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• DI

  @DILLIGAFCREEK · 1 year ago

  I've never heard of this idiot before this video and have already forgotten him. 😂

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• BU

  @BuriedUnkind · 1 year ago

  It's always somebody else's fault.

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• AN

  @AnnacolleenEtters · 1 year ago

  His poor mother. I can't imagine the horror, May Mr. Mohn rest in peace.

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• RY

  @Ryo7_7 · 1 year ago

  Too much social media will rot your brain.

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• EE

  @EegerBevur · 1 year ago

  No, the real problem today is that there is a blatant inability for people to get out of their own head. Everyone is the star of their own show. The first thing they think of in the morning is themselves, and the same at night. They do not think of others for a single second. Me, me,me.

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• AM

  @AmyLewis-ui9kq · 1 year ago

  My heart cries for his mother 🥲🥲🥲✝️🙏🙏🙏

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• VI

  @Vietnam_Vet_67 · 1 year ago

  Bucks County has a lot of people like this. Must be something in the water.

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• SP

  @spiritsbeyondthestars3493 · 1 year ago

  I believe it when someone is that mentally disturbed. That the courts need to step in and order that they get help. Instead of letting them go out and commit these horrible crimes.

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• SU

  @susanwilliams4953 · 1 year ago

  Horrific terror Denise finding her husbands’s lifeless body.

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• VI

  @VisuallyImpairedGamer1987 · 1 year ago

  While I can relate to Justin's plight (having a social service worker diploma and bachelor in Psychiatry), I struggled to find work in my field.  Having said that, I understood that I could have done my research prior to selecting these courses.  I am legally blind (hence my YouTube screen name), and nearly all positions I applied for had a requirement of transporting clients, and thus a valid driver's licence.  I was frustrated, but I did what Justin did not.  I looked inward, researched a job that would be a better fit for me, and I am happy to say, here I am 7 years later, comfortably employed in my chosen field.  You may struggle in life, and maybe some things aren't fair, but you can rise above it, if you chose to.

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• AN

  @anitakephart3851 · 9 months ago (edited)

  I still don&apos;t believe this happened.<br>It was 4 houses up from where my family and I &nbsp;lived growing up all my childhood life.<br>It was a good place to grow up as a child.<br>Mature trees, green grasses, fields, streams and woods around us and a large community pool.<br>It doesn&apos;t seem real.<br>I remember the family that lived at their house at that time.<br>We knew every family in our section.<br>We left our doors open all day some days.<br>Neighbors would occasionally get together on webbed lawn chairs.to catch up and just hang out.<br>It was definitely another time.<br>Who knew my old neighborhood would make horrific national news?<br>Hard to believe this became one of your videos.<br>Surreal....

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• NO

  @noneyourbiz8886 · 1 year ago

  This is a prime example of what’s wrong today. People think they are the only ones going through rough times and turn into the ultimate victim. Then add a social media platform to that and it’s an explosion waiting to happen.

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