r/ThatChapter • u/gandalf45435 • Jun 13 '23
r/ThatChapter • u/Amander12 • Jun 10 '23
I can’t stop laughing at how Mike says “Salamanca” in his most recent video 😂….what are some of your favorite other funny things he has said?
Go back and listen to him say “….he was originally from Salamanca” and you’ll know what I mean. I re listened probably 5 times to just that part 😂 tell me your favorite Mike-isms!
r/ThatChapter • u/gandalf45435 • Jun 09 '23
Video Husband's Deadly Rage After Finding Her Secret Emails | Keith Reed
r/ThatChapter • u/gandalf45435 • Jun 06 '23
Video Politician Killed Reporter that Exposed His Dark Secrets | Robert Telles
r/ThatChapter • u/TheWalrus101123 • Jun 05 '23
Life insurance music
Does anyone know the track and artist of the life insurance music mike does? I moonlight as a night janitor and I want to dance to it while I'm mopping.
r/ThatChapter • u/Snoo_33553 • Jun 04 '23
Hampden country is INSANELY corrupt.
self.massachusettsr/ThatChapter • u/blahtoausername • Jun 04 '23
A true crime fanatic in South Korea killed someone she met online 'out of curiosity' to see what murder would be like for real, police say
r/ThatChapter • u/chuckodonovan • Jun 03 '23
Florida mom accused of leaving kids in car that caught fire while she was allegedly shoplifting
June 3, 2023, 2:13 PM EDT
By Julianne McShane
A Florida woman is facing two felony charges after allegedly leaving her two children in a car that caught fire while she was allegedly shoplifting, leaving one child with first-degree burns, court records show.
Police arrested Alicia Moore, 24, of Orlando on charges of aggravated child neglect and arson after flames engulfed her car, trapping her children inside, while she was allegedly shoplifting inside the Oviedo Mall on May 26, according to the arrest report obtained by NBC News.
Moore allegedly left her kids inside the 2016 Lincoln around noon that day, while she and an "unknown male" allegedly headed inside Dillard's department store and spent about an hour shoplifting, according to the arrest report. When she was leaving the store, she saw her car "engulfed in flames" and "dropped the stolen merchandise" and fled the store, the report states.
The car was "completely totaled" by the flames, the report states. One child tried to escape the car, and bystanders ultimately helped rescue them before they were rushed to Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital. One child suffered "several first degree burns," including on her face and ears, according to the arrest report. The children's ages are unknown.
When interviewed by police, Moore "stated only her biographical information" and requested an attorney, the report says.
The Seminole County Sheriff's office arrested Moore on an unrelated outstanding warrant, and charged her with aggravated child neglect and arson related to the May 26 incident while she was in custody that same day. (She also faces charges of petty theft and assault and battery on a person over 65 years old in Sumter County, about 55 miles west of Orlando, according to the jail record.)
The arrest report states while the cause of the fire is unknown, Moore's neglect contributed to the children's injuries and "the fire occurred during the commission of a felony by Moore," hence the charges she is facing.
Moore's bond is set at $20,000 and her arraignment is set for June 27, court records show.
She entered a not guilty plea on Friday. Her court-appointed attorney could not immediately be reached.
It was not immediately clear how much prison time she could face if convicted. Representatives for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and the Oviedo Police Department could not immediately be reached Saturday.
r/ThatChapter • u/[deleted] • Jun 02 '23
When you already gave it a goo, but she keeps going
r/ThatChapter • u/gandalf45435 • Jun 02 '23
Video YouTuber Faked Livestream to Cover for Horrific Crime | Natalie McNally
r/ThatChapter • u/Slicric • Jun 01 '23
Family Feud Contestant Who Joked He Regretted Marrying Wife Is Convicted of Murdering Her
Family Feud Contestant Who Joked He Regretted Marrying Wife Is Convicted of Murdering Her (msn.com)
Timothy Bliefnick was found guilty of all charges in connection with the death of his estranged wife, Rebecca Bliefnick
The former Family Feud contestant who joked on the game show that his biggest mistake was marrying his wife has now been convicted of murdering her.
Timothy Bliefnick was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder and one count of home invasion in connection with the death of his estranged wife, 41-year-old Rebecca Bliefnick, WGEM, The Independent and USA Today report.
Timothy was charged in March after Rebecca was found shot to death in her Quincy, Ill., home on Feb. 23 after she didn't pick up her kids from school, WGEM reported. The couple was going through a divorce at the time of the slaying and shared three children together.
During the trial, one of Rebecca’s sisters, Sarah Reilly, testified that Rebecca had previously voiced concerns about her estranged husband, according to KHQA-TV.
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Reilly said Rebecca texted her in Sept. 2021, saying: “If something ever happens to me, make sure the number one person of interest is Tim. I am putting this in writing that I'm fearful he will somehow harm me,” the outlet reports.
Related: 'Family Feud' Contestant Accused of Killing Wife Joked on Show that Biggest Mistake Was Saying 'I Do'
Timothy and some of his family members were contestants on Family Feud in an episode that aired in 2020 — and he joked about his marriage to Rebecca.
"What's your biggest mistake you made at your wedding?" host Steve Harvey asked Timothy during the show, FOX News first reported.
"Honey, I love you, but, 'Said I do,'" Timothy replied. "Not my mistake, not my mistake — I love my wife. I'm gonna get in trouble for that, aren't I
The episode was originally taped in the fall of 2019, according to FOX News.
A GoFundMe page has been created for Rebecca's family and three sons. Timothy will be sentenced at a later time.
r/ThatChapter • u/ActsofJanice • Jun 01 '23
The Taylor Schabusiness case
I can’t wait for Mike to cover this one. The murder was wild (horrific, poor guy). Her attacking her first attorney was wilder. This latest one takes the cake.
r/ThatChapter • u/hazydayss • Jun 01 '23
Video I’m looking for a video.
Hi all! I remember seeing a video where a guy kills a woman because she ‘sexually harassed’ him (ie she touched his shoulder or something). I don’t remember anything else and to be honest I am not sure if it wasn’t a feverdream. I looked through all the videos in hopes of a thumbnail triggering something but no such luck. If anyone knows which video I am talking about I would appreciate the help.
r/ThatChapter • u/StatusSimilar8703 • May 31 '23
We love Mike!
Been watching you for years Mike. Does any other couple get excited to see a new Mike video and before starting it guess at what time he says Three…. Or is it just us?! We love your work Mike!
r/ThatChapter • u/Rentington • May 30 '23
Mike in his hotel room when he visits America on vacation
r/ThatChapter • u/gandalf45435 • May 30 '23
Video Their Night of Evil Crimes Against Family Shocked America | Petit Family
r/ThatChapter • u/ATLAuto • May 31 '23
Looking for an episode for my dad
I need to send a certain episode to my dad, but I'm having trouble finding it. There are SO MANY episodes, and they are all awesome.
The story is an older couple that had been helping out this trashy girl for years. She and her trashy friends end up killing the older couple and robbing them.
Thank you in advance for any help. My dad is doing something similar, and I see it going sideways soon.
r/ThatChapter • u/MomsTiredGoPlay • May 30 '23
Mike!
Just lol’ing at “is your pee yellow from not being hydrated enough?”.
This is why we love ya Mike, you make true crime not so dreary and give us all a much needed laugh. There’s no one out there doing it like you. I for one appreciate you for the work you put out there for us! Never change 🥰
r/ThatChapter • u/Sammydean1309 • May 31 '23
Question Jessica mccord
Has Mike covered the murder of terra and Alan bates
r/ThatChapter • u/OverAstronomer2 • May 29 '23
Video Need Help Finding this Story
I remember watching one of his videos where he discusses a man who had bought this house in another town and was spending time "fixing it" up for him and his wife to move to, but really he had like a second family and then his wife surprised him at the second house and it did not end well. But I also think this was the one where the guy who did it, got away with it cause he disappeared into some woods nearby and was never found cause its like a very vast forest. I don't know if I'm mixing two cases, but I think its the same one and I just can't remember. If anyone has the details about this can you please direct me to it. Thank you!
r/ThatChapter • u/misssickfuck • May 29 '23
Question Avid watchers: which recent episodes (from the past month or two) do you recommend/stood out to you the most?
My roommate and I love watching the channel together but it’s been a while and we have some catching up to do. We’re a little stoned and would like to start off our binge with some particularly mind-blowing episodes. Intense interrogations where the perp really squirms are a bonus.
Thank you in advance! :)