Chandler Halderson: How Snapchat Caught a Killer

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• RE

  @renatoism · 1 year ago

  "Children murdering their parents because they lied about going to college" can be its own subgenre of True Crime

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• EM

  @emilina-mae · 2 years ago

  Murdering, dismembering, and attempting to <i>cremate</i> two fully grown adult bodies to cover up his laziness was probably the most Chandler has ever actually worked in his life.

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• AP

  @AP-zr3bz · 1 year ago (edited)

  It&apos;s such a gruesome irony that he murdered his parents to avoid cleaning the house and getting a job... Then planned to get away with it by cleaning the house and getting a job.

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• IZ

  @IzzersKeeper · 2 years ago

  Considering how this kid didn’t understand that his mom wouldn’t just randomly ditch work, I can see why he was having employment issues.

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• BE

  @benjie128 · 2 years ago

  Defense lawyer: what evidence?<br><br>Prosecutor: alphabetically or chronologically?

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• AM

  @ameliahirsch8306 · 2 years ago

  I feel so bad for Cat, the girlfriend. It must have been devastating to learn that the man you love has lied about 1) every part of his daily life, 2) the future you’ll have together, and 3) is able to kill his truly kind parents.

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• TI

  @tigerfanfrv · 2 years ago

  his poor brother. &nbsp;loosing your parents is one thing, loosing them at the hand of your looser brother. &nbsp;Thats going to be years of therapy

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• SH

  @shelbssellscheeseshells1739 · 2 years ago

  Obviously if Cat had anything to do with it, Chandler would have attempted to throw her under the bus

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• KY

  @kyu2o337 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s subtle, but I think asking his Mom to stop and get soda on her way home when he surely had already decided to murder her pretty clearly shows you how psycho this guy is.

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• ME

  @metalbrony2012 · 2 years ago

  Chandler&apos;s parents are probably the type of people who would&apos;ve forgiven him and still done their best to help him succeed if he just told them the truth. That&apos;s gotta be &nbsp;a safer bet than murder

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• ZE

  @ZentaBon · 2 years ago

  I mean not realizing your son is literally concocting EVERYTHING is completely understandable. What&apos;s more likely? Your son is faking literally everything? Or they&apos;re just having a string of accidents or bad luck? Most people would not assume downright lying for quite a long time.

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• AR

  @archeoindy1697 · 2 years ago

  I 100% misheard him and thought he said &quot;Daddy wrote me a script&quot; 😂

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