Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "48 Hours" channel.

  1. lol, so the dude didn't want to split his police pension with his wife and get a divorce. Man, people are stupid.
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  2. Hell hath no fury like 2 scientist parents wanting justice for their daughter.
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  3.  @horsluva0758  well, guess who we know who the next 48 hours will be about.
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  4. Just read a quick summary. Dude had nothing to lose. Her family was bankrolling his real estate projects. He wasn’t very good at real estate though. And, when the father in law died, they cut him off financially and she filed for divorce. All of his projects were underwater and he was bleeding cash for lawyers in the divorce.
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  5. Totally comical. White dude with 2 young white girls is going to give a ride to a random black dude in the South in the 1970s. HAHHAAAAHAAHAAA.
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  6. Dunno, even if she had testified and the dude went to jail, he would have done the same thing eventually.
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  7. People have no clue how bad crime used to be. That’s 4x as many murders back then vs today.
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  8. I know we didn't have a developed internet back then, but geez. It's just common sense. Don't go to a third world country and start flashing money. They could have moved to Hawaii and gotten the same outdoor experience, but with safety.
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  9. I’ll pass. I have no interest in watching a certain type of people get away with crimes.
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  10. This is a criminal's worst nightmare. 2 super smart scientist parents determined to figure out the truth.
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  11. Being hyperbolic, but I'd probably go nuts if I was homeschooled too.
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  12. Dunno, he didn't get less of a sentence. Dude was in jail for life already. Death penalty cases are extremely hard.
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  13. The old days where people could smoke inside restaurants.
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  14. People think crime is bad now. What they don't realize is it was worse from a net perspective and WAY worse from a per capita perspective in the early 90s. And, it was way easier to get away with crimes back then.
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  15.  @MusicLeeSarah  Huh? Did you watch the video? He was jailed and sentenced for fraud: 40 years. Pretty close to the end of his life. That's when they offered the deal. The families are typically consulted in these cases. Not many families wants to go through a long trial. And, multiple appeals for 15-20 years. And, it's important for some families to find the body.
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  16. Wasn't just those 2 jurors. She was found not guilty. It wasn't a mistrial.
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  17. I've seen enough of the cop interview breakdowns. A reasonable innocent person would be leaning in on the conversation and just answering the questions normally. That dude was subconsciously trying to put more space away from him and the cops.
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  18. ugh, "drugs". MDMA doesn't make a person violent. Far from it.
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  19. Upscale neighborhood and basically a "hit". Always ends up being someone close to the victim.
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  20.  @chatteyj  Information flowed way differently back then pre-internet. Literally, people would need to receive journals in paper form to get this type of information. Need newspaper articles? Go to the microfiche section at the library. (I was a part-time paid researcher for my college Finance department in the late '90s. I lived at the library doing this type of work, but finance related.)
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  21. That was an excellent jury. They didn't say he was innocent, but the evidence didn't reach the reasonable doubt threshold.
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  22. The entire case hinges on 1 thing: the head trauma evidence. If anyone believes that the trauma can be a result of a fall, it's reasonable doubt.
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  23. Dunno, not sure how they are pinpointing the time of death of a burned body. That seems a bit faulty in my eyes.
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  24. Only heard of 1 prominent case where it’s worked out between a rich dude and a stripper. It’s another TX love story: Lou Pai, the lucky Enron dude, and his stripper that saved him hundreds of millions of dollars. Lou Pai was an executive at Enron. Enron was a big fraud. Lou Pai was married and loved going to the strip clubs. He got a stripper pregnant and ended up divorcing his wife. But here’s the kicker: he had to sell his Enron stock to meet the divorce settlement proceedings. He sold near the top and for reasons other than fraud ie divorce. He was able to keep all the money unlike the other executives.
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  25. I've watched a few episodes of Law and Order and know that.
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  26. @JamesDeWalt909 Larry Ellison literally bought the whole island of Lanai for $300 million. That is the ultimate money flash. Don't be intentionally obtuse.
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  27. 3 seconds in and know nothing about the case. I'm guessing it's the boyfriend / husband. Edit: opps, I saw a small clip on this earlier.
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  28. Multi-year DNA backlog? CSI has a hit TV show back then. You'd think the EMTs would check the pulse and just back off from there.
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  29. Have to imagine he was terrible at all of his jobs including the military. How was this dude a cop? The dude didn't have a throwaway pistol in the past?
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  30.  @maryalico4313  lol, you think I'm flat lying when we have the internet. (I've looked it up already.)
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  31. These people have no concept of math and distance / sizes. The probability of finding a 1 foot wide object somewhere in the Rockies is about the same probability of finding a specific grain of sand on the beach.
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  32. Really bad police work. Cops are cautious with "some" evidence immediately afterwards. But, the cause of death? And sexual assault? That's not evidence. That's the whole case. Regardless, let's say they made that choice. But later on, cops start expanding information to drum up new leads and start offering more details.
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  33. Not a fan of the use of the word child. He's 13.5 years old. Young teen or teenager. I was entering my freshman year in HS at that age.
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  34. Her. The dude is dead.
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  35. Welcome to small town USA. Pretty standard that the cops are crooked.
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  36.  @shaabandaud1173  You failed your SAT verbal right?
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  37. Obviously, the follow up question is...did the guy do it just that one time?
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  38. Generally, coke isn't addictive over the long run, but when you are doing it, you don't want to come down. Any regular situation, a person would go home, but you want to keep / re-try the coke high. Cost the dude his life.
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  39. Yeah, the sisters looked like each other.
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  40. There is a greater portion of the population than we'd like to admit that agree with Trevor and his supposed "rights".
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  41. The dude has roid / hgh gut. Not sure if the was doing it legally, but was taking some type of steroid.
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  42. I'm pretty moderate, but geez. If you stab someone that many times, intent shouldn't matter.
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  43. Ecstasy doesn't make you violent. You don't lose your memory. Using the drug as an excuse.
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  44. When the 911 call starts with an alibi / explanation, they are guilty.
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  45. IHOP calling the dude a cult is hilarious. (And, copying a casual restaurant name is weird.)
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  46. If the prison system focused on rehab, I'd say maybe it would work. But, the US prison system doesn't invest into rehab of prisoners. Seems like it will end badly.
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  47.  @dan1769  I'm Korean. We have a sauce that is pepper paste, garlic, water, vinegar and sesame oil. I mix it in a bowl and intentionally mix slowly and it splashes around. When I'm cleaning the kitchen, weird stuff is sometimes on the upper cabinets. Blood splatter isn't going to convince me in a panic life or death setting.
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  48.  @shaabandaud1173  Yeah, getting robbed at gunpoint is a boon for mental health.
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  49.  @shaabandaud1173  You need to re-watch and pay attention. It clearly states when things changed and the dude started to lose his marbles.
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  50. umm, it’s the 2020s. Do people not use birth control pills?
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