• Kelly Cochran - Killed and Dismembered her Husband and Ex-Lover - Police Interrogation
    Jan 13 2025
    Kelly Cochran - Killed and Dismembered her Husband and Ex-Lover - Police Interrogation

    This is the grisly story of Kelly Cochran.

    Born and raised in Merrillville, Indiana, Kelly and Jason Cochran were high school sweethearts and grew up next door to each other. They were so enamored with each other that they were married after Kelly Cochran graduated from high school in 2002 — and made a lifelong promise to kill anyone who they might cheat with.

    Jason Cochran worked hard servicing swimming pools until his back gave out after 10 years of physical labor. While his wife tried hard to pay the bills, the debts kept piling up. The couple bailed on the situation for Caspian, Michigan, in 2013, also looking forward to legal marijuana, which would help ease Jason’s chronic pain.

    Kelly Cochran met Christopher Regan at a factory job manufacturing Naval ship parts. An Air Force veteran and Detroit native, he and Cochran bonded and became lovers despite their 20-year age difference. Through his relationship with Cochran, Regan was also cheating on his girlfriend, Terri O’Donnell. They finally agreed to patch things up — the day that he died.

    On Oct. 14, 2014, Regan planned to spend the night with Cochran — unaware she had spent the previous night arguing with her husband about him. Knowing it meant her lover’s death, Cochran invited him over and had sex with him as her husband shot him in the head. Neighbors heard a shot — then power tools.

    O’Donnell reported Regan missing 10 days later, but the Cochrans had already dumped his remains in the woods. While they parked his car on the outskirts of town, they failed to notice a post-it note with directions to their house inside. Police were more observant and found the car, the note inside — and their suspects.

    Police paid Kelly and Jason Cochran a visit, finding the former entirely at ease and the latter uncomfortable. They later questioned them separately. Kelly admitted to having an affair with Regan, but claimed she and her husband had an open marriage. Jason, meanwhile, appeared rather aggravated at her infidelity.

    While the Cochrans had managed to remove all evidence of their crimes and the case went cold, an FBI search of their home in March 2015 prompted the terrified couple to leave town for Hobart, Indiana. It was there, on Feb. 20, 2016, that suspicions got the better of the couple — and Cochran murdered her husband

    Kelly Cochran Gets Caught

    When EMTs arrived at the Mississippi Street residence, they found Jason Cochran unresponsive, and Kelly was reportedly disruptive as they attempted to revive him. The EMTs declared Cochran’s husband dead of an overdose — unaware that she had deliberately overloaded his heroin fix, then smothered him for good measure.

    Cochran held a memorial service days later, claiming it was “the hardest thing I will ever have to deal with” online while pawning off her belongings. She fled Indiana on April 26 without notifying relatives, and when the Hobart Medical Examiner realized Jason died of asphyxiation, she became a fugitive.

    Her messages claimed she was hiding out on the West Coast in an attempt to throw police off-course. However, they simply tracked her phone to Kentucky. Finally, Cochran pointed cops to Regan’s remains and the murder weapon.
    Kelly Cochran’s trial revealed that “she contemplated killing Jason instead of Chris.” She felt that he had killed “the only good thing I had in my life,” adding, “I still hate him, and yes, it was revenge. I evened the score.” While serving a life sentence for Regan’s death, she earned another 65 years in April 2018 for killing her husband.

    Police said she only told her spouse about Regan when he declined a serious relationship, as the diabolical pact would ensure his death.

    Ultimately, the full extent of Kelly Cochran’s crimes only began to reveal themselves while she was in prison. Once news got out that the couple had dismembered Christopher Regan, friends and neighbors came to the stomach-churning revelation that they had very likely eaten Regan’s barbecued remains at a cookout hosted by Cochran.

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    41 mins
  • Morgues Share The Most IMPRESSIVE Ways People Died
    Jan 13 2025
    Morgues Share The Most IMPRESSIVE Ways People Died

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    19 mins
  • What Are Your Unexplainable Thing That Happened On The Job? Scary Police Stories
    Jan 13 2025
    What Are Your Unexplainable Thing That Happened On The Job? Scary Police Stories

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    19 mins
  • 5 YR Old Calls 911 After Finding Parents Shot To Death HEARTBREAKING 911 CALL
    Jan 13 2025
    5 YR Old Calls 911 After Finding Parents Shot To Death HEARTBREAKING 911 CALL

    Parents Shot, 5-Year-Old Calls 911

    March 31, 2005 — -- A young child was rescued from her house by Florida deputies early Monday morning, after calling 911 and telling the dispatcher her parents had been shot by an attacker.

    "My mommy and daddy … there is blood coming out of my dad's mouth and he fell off the bed," the girl said on the 911 tape.

    "I don't know quite how to characterize what you hear in that 5-year-old's voice," Volusia County Sheriff Ben Johnson told "Good Morning America." "Her composure is extraordinary given what she had just seen. She was an amazing little girl. The information she gave us and the manner she gave it to us, we wish we could get that out of adults."

    The girl told the operator her age and that she had a dog named Liza. The dispatcher calmly spoke to her while sending authorities to her home. Her mother, Julie Hernlen, 31, was dead when they arrived, and her father, Aeneas Hernlen, 29, was taken to the hospital and died the next day.

    The attacker, David Edward Johnson, 33, believed the couple were responsible for his arrest in November on charges of growing marijuana and possession of steroids, according to the sheriff's office. Officials said the couple were not involved in his arrest, but had requested an injunction against their would-be attacker in January.

    Johnson committed suicide at his home later Monday.

    'Amazing Little Girl'
    The attack occurred in the middle of the night with the sound of a gunshot waking the young girl.

    The sheriff praised the dispatcher, who is also a mother, for remaining focused while listening to a child in a dangerous situation. The dispatcher kept the girl on the phone until the authorities arrived at her house and is heard asking her questions in a portion of the tape.

    CHILD: I'm 5 years old and I have a dog in a house.

    OPERATOR: OK baby, OK. Let me get someone right over to you.

    OPERATOR: OK, and what made you wake up tonight?

    CHILD: There was, I think I heard a gunshot.

    OPERATOR: Who has a gun in the house?

    CHILD: I don't see a gun but I'm scared.

    OPERATOR: Oh sweetheart! I will not let anything happen to you.

    Anticipating a Threat?
    Police said the Hernlens were apparently aware that David Edward Johnson posed a threat to their safety.

    Julie Hernlen was preparing to graduate from Dayton Beach Community College this spring and then pursue a law degree, according to reports in The Daytona Beach News-Journal. She spoke to an instructor and expressed concerns that Johnson was ruining her life, the newspaper reported.

    In early January, the couple was denied an injunction against Johnson.

    In an interview with "Good Morning America" Circuit Judge Richard Graham said he was "very upset" when he was informed about the slayings. The judge recalled the request for the injunction arriving by fax with very little information.

    "Had I had more information, I think I would have granted it," said Graham.

    But the sheriff explained that the injunction may not have prevented the attack. "I don't really believe it would have in a case like this," said Johnson.

    "An injunction is fine for someone who is willing to accept the rules. This individual here was set on taking action," he said. "The only way you could have prevented it would be to put him in jail and keep him in jail. There was nothing there to do that. When someone is bound and determined they are going to do a criminal act, it is hard to stop it."

    The girl was not harmed physically and is staying with relatives. Johnson described her as doing OK for now.

    "At 5 years old, I don't think they really understand death yet," said Johnson. "We are more concerned about the long-term well-being of the little girl. She is a smart little girl."

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    9 mins
  • "Karen's" Gone Wild (3 Hour Compilation)
    Jan 13 2025
    "Karen's" Gone Wild (3 Hour Compilation)


    "Karen" has become a pop culture term often used to describe someone (typically a middle-aged woman) who exhibits entitled, demanding, or unreasonable behavior, particularly towards service workers or in public spaces. If you're looking for keywords to target or categorize content about "Karen" behavior, here are some options:General Keywords:
    • Entitled behavior
    • Public freakout
    • Demanding customer
    • Privilege
    • Unreasonable complaint
    • Overreaction
    • Social justice warrior (SJW)
    • Entitlement issues
    Situational Keywords:
    • Manager request ("Can I speak to your manager?")
    • Customer service conflict
    • Neighbors from hell
    • Public outburst
    • Parking lot disputes
    • Mask refusal (e.g., during COVID-19)
    • Homeowners Association (HOA) drama
    Pop Culture Keywords:
    • Karen meme
    • Internet backlash
    • Social media rant
    • Viral video
    • Cancel culture
    • Karen haircut (short, angled bob style often associated with the stereotype)
    Related Characters/Topics:
    • Male equivalent (e.g., "Ken")
    • Karen vs. employee
    • Karen in retail stores
    • Internet Karen compilations
    • Karen encounters

    Entitled behavior, public freakout, demanding customer, privilege, unreasonable complaint, overreaction, social justice warrior (SJW), entitlement issues, manager request, customer service conflict, neighbors from hell, public outburst, parking lot disputes, mask refusal, homeowners association (HOA) drama, Karen meme, internet backlash, social media rant, viral video, cancel culture, Karen haircut, male equivalent (Ken), Karen vs. employee, Karen in retail stores, internet Karen compilations, Karen encounters












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    3 hrs and 6 mins
  • My stepfather killed my mother and himself. And The Reason Was..
    Jan 13 2025
    My stepfather killed my mother and himself. And The Reason Was..

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    19 mins
  • Markeith Loyd Police Interrogation of a Cop Killer
    Jan 12 2025
    Markeith Loyd Police Interrogation of a Cop Killer

    Markeith Loyd found guilty in the 2017 murder of an Orlando police officer while on the run

    Markeith Loyd, who is serving life in prison for killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend and her unborn child in 2016, was found guilty on Wednesday in the fatal shooting of a police officer during the ensuing manhunt.

    Loyd was convicted on five charges, including first degree murder of a police officer, in relation to the death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton, court records show. He's scheduled to be sentenced on November 6, according to the court filings. The other charges he was convicted of include attempted first degree murder, aggravated assault, carjacking with a firearm, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

    Prosecutors have filed notice of intent to seek the death penalty, Assistant State Attorney Ryan Williams said via email on Thursday.

    Loyd had been previously convicted of killing Sade Dixon and her unborn child in December 2016, sparking a massive manhunt. While on the run, he shot and killed Clayton in January 2017 outside a Walmart and was arrested days later.

    Clayton, 42, was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her death; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.

    "I dreamed of this day, that he would be found guilty of this charge," Orange County Sheriff John Mina said, according to CNN affiliate WESH. Mina was Orlando Police chief at the time of Clayton's death.

    Loyd's first murder trial led to political clash

    Regarding the death of Dixon, Loyd avoided the death penalty in October 2019 when a Florida jury unanimously voted not to recommend the sentence. He was convicted that month of first-degree murder, first-degree murder of an unborn child and attempted first-degree murder, along with two counts of attempted felony murder.

    The question of whether Loyd would get the death penalty after his first trial had led to a contentious legal and political fight in the state. Before the trial started, then-Gov. Rick Scott removed the elected Florida state attorney from Loyd's case after she said she wouldn't seek the death penalty in his or any cases.

    Markeith Loyd was arrested in January 2017 after more than a month on the run.
    State attorney Aramis Ayala had argued that evidence showed the death penalty was overly expensive, slow, inhumane and did not increase public safety. Ayala said after "extensive and painstaking thought and consideration," she determined that pursuing the death penalty "is not in the best interest of this community or the best interest of justice."

    She sued Scott over her reassignment, and the legal disagreement reached the state Supreme Court. The court ruled that Scott was within his right to reassign the cases.

    Loyd was arrested days after shooting Clayton. He was caught in an abandoned home dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, police said. In the video after the arrest, Loyd's face appeared to be swollen and bruised, and he said, "They beat me up! They beat me up!" as he walked past reporters.

    The defense at the first trial argued Dixon was reaching for a gun before Loyd started shooting, CNN affiliate WFTS reported. Loyd's actions leading up to the shooting were evidence of premeditation, prosecutors argued.

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  • Rich Spoiled Karen Meets Karma After Drunk Driving Accident EPIC AUDIO
    Jan 12 2025
    Rich Spoiled Karen Meets Karma After Drunk Driving Accident EPIC AUDIO

    On September 8th, 2022, an officer was dispatched in reference to a car accident. The female was charged with DUI alcohol, failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident and improper lane usage. She was released on an I-Bond.

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    23 mins