Friends turn in murder suspect who stopped by their home to drink, sleep while on the run #shorts | Forensic Files

There was a knock on the door. I said, "I'm not answering the door. He has a gun." So, you open the door and what is
it that you see on the other side? I see Chris. Jeff goes, "You need to hand that gun to
me." And he did. No problem. [Music] death said, "Hey, dude, you you know, you shot your wife." "Oh, yeah. How's
she doing?" Did he express any remorse? No. Nothing. Nothing. He was sitting here laughing
and drinking and they were talking about old times. just to show that no, he wasn't having
any remorse. He never talked about her the rest of the night. And then I took the one when he was passed
out. I said, "He's up here and he has passed out. Come, come get him." He didn't know what was coming. What the
is wrong with you guys? He says Christ, I was sleeping. He's verbally belligerent to officers that have
arrested him. Looks like he's got cut to his He took Angela's possessions, money, a
cell phone with him. I think we're good to go in then. Do you want your seatelt,
Chris? I want a bow in the head. I'm going to have you look right at me. Okay. [Music]
[Music] Can you please get out of here?

Brief Summary

Chris shows no remorse after shooting his wife, leading to chaotic police interactions.

Key points

A Knock at the Door. A tense moment unfolds as someone knocks and fear grips the narrator.
Lack of Remorse. The suspect shows no regret after a tragic incident, laughing instead.

Episode highlights

Lack of RemorseThe suspect shows no regret after a tragic incident, laughing instead.“Did he express any remorse? No. Nothing.”0:43Mar 20, 2025

Episode quotes

I said, "I'm not answering the door. He has a gun.".

A moment of fear and decision-making.

WatchMar 20, 2025

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