Comments by "Tracy S" (@tracys169) on "Rotten Mango" channel.

  1. Not only that, I also heard that he was already sleeping around on her before this whole marriage imploded. So when he realized she was moving on from him and their marriage for real, he killed her. With his/murderer's logic, his 'wife' should have the first shot to his head. I heard that's he killed her execution style too.
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  2. I heard that HE was cheating on her already before she finally left him. His cousin even said how controlling and abusive he was toward his wife. His own dang cousin. If we followed this murderer's logic, then she should be able to kill him without repercussion, right? Gross that many ppl blamed her for 'cheating' and justified the murders.
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  3. THANK YOU. I've seen so many of those comments. I'm so shocked. Even his cousin said that he was controlling and abusive so she wanted a divorce in the end...gosh.
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  4. Same. We are immigrants as well from another Asian country but my parents and myself would travel back to our original country for treatments while on vacation. YUP. Because it's too expensive to do them in the US...while we actually have health insurance there. It's so nuts that we have to do that. Ugh.
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  5. This is just so sick. Holy shit.
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  6.  @bobbyma1822  The reason they were splitting up was because Ana found out Ali has been cheating on her with multiple women. 2 of these women actually told Ana about him doing cocaine with them and having sex. Ana had been abused physically and emotionally before finding out that Ali was sleeping around so she decided to leave Ali then. Ali can't justify cheating on Ana too.
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  7.  @despain8726  Watch the documentary. There were proofs that Ali was the one having AFFAIRS (multiple). Ana was told by his affair partners hence she left him. She had been receiving abuse from Ali previously, finding out he cheated on her multiple times just pushed her to leave. There was no proof that Ana was cheating on Ali. Ali was jealous of Rayburn before the murders because he told Ali to his face that he's a lucky man to have a wife like Ana, this was when Ana and Ali were still together.
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  8. I followed Jinnkid (pre-murder) due to Skyrim content (I played the game extensively) and many of us thought his skits of Skyrim were spot-on and hilarious because y'know that's what we went through playing the game. I even saw Ana featured in some of the Jinnkid's content. I really thought they were such a good-looking couple and they seemed happy together. So when I heard he went and murdered her and her friend, I was just SHOCKED. Thank you for your vid.
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  9. It sounds to me criminal acts against women (wife beatings-abuse-SA) is so common over there that the LE likely just looked the other way per volunteer position...IF they do check.
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  10. I actually felt so sorry for this young man who basically risked everything, and his own life to do what he did. I'm not saying murder is the right move per se, it's illegal, not condoning it. But the meaning behind the action spoke louder than ever. It brought to the surface the truth, how these for-profit health insurance companies have been responsible for millions of people getting denied for lifesaving medication and procedures. I actually agree with the people who said that what these companies are doing would be considered 'doing business,' when their hands are bloody af, while this young man, they even pushed for 'terrorism.' Complete utter BS.
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  11. Another case I'm watching right now, Lori Vallow, she and her brother murdered her husband, Charles Vallow and they both didn't get investigated. All they had to do was claim "self-defense." I think that Lori had, what I'd call, "pretty privilege" beside her being white, same with this case, an attractive blonde (wow both Courtney and Lori appear blonde), claimed self-defense. Cool, no need to investigate further...it took a lot of UPSET and other horrible instances happening for them LE to care.
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