- Hi guys, how are you today? I hope you are having
a wonderful day so far. My name is Bailey Sarian
and today is Monday which means it's Murder,
Mystery and Makeup Monday. (exclaims) That's my intro song. It's all I got. Anyways,if you are new here, every Monday I upload a
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about a true crime story or true crime case that has
been heavy on my noggin. And I do my makeup because
it just keeps me busy. It's a two for one makeup, true crime. It doesn't really make
sense, but we're here. We're doing it. So I was going down in the comment section and I was like reading all
your guys' recommendation. And I want to shout out Lindsey McCord who has commented and
recommended this case a couple of times. I've seen a couple of your
comments girl, shout out to you. So she recommended this case and this story and I
hadn't heard about it. So I went looking. Okay. And let me just tell you that my Google history is questionable. All right. There's probably like a red flag on it. Anyways, so I was looking up
this case, never heard of it. And I was like, boy, this case is awful. So, warning the following presentation is intended for mature audiences. It contains graphic descriptions of crime scenes, adult
dialogue, and strong language. Viewer discretion is advised. So today I want to talk
about Cassie Jo Stoddart. Cassie was born on December 21st, 1989. She had two siblings, a younger
brother and an older sister. And they lived in poker, Pocatello, Pocatello, Idaho. Pocatello, Idaho is like
mainly a Mormon town in Southeast Idaho. Not that that's bad or anything but what I'm getting at is
that it's like very simple, it's felt very safe. Everybody kind of minded their own. Most of her childhood, Cassie she and her brother lived
with her grandparents. They still remained really
close to their mother. I'm not exactly sure like
why they were staying with their grandparents
and not their mom, but I don't think it really matters
cause it doesn't play a role in what could have happened. In the fall of 2006
Cassie was a 16 years old. She was a junior in high school. She had a boyfriend, his name was Matt and they
went to school together. They had been together at that
point for about five months. They spent a lot of their
time at Cassie's house. I'm smiling because I can't seem to get Cassie's name right. I keep wanting to say Casey what the fuck is my problem? Sorry, so both of them
would spend a lot of time together hanging out at Cassie's home. Yeah, I mean, they're just
like young and in love you know how that goes,
back in high school. Cassie was determined to buy her own car. So during the summer she would
babysit and she just kind of wanted to show that she was responsible. Cassie, her uncle and aunt they lived pretty close
by and she had cousins and she would go over and like
babysit her younger cousins make some extra money there as well. She was saving her money because she wanted to get her own car. And you know, most 16 year
olds want to get their own car. So when she had the
opportunity to house sit for her uncle Frank and her
aunt, Alison, they asked her if she would house it because
they were going out of town. The whole family was going
out of town for something. And they were wondering if Cassie could just watch the
house and also the animals. So Cassie said like, yeah, first of all she'd get to hang out
at this big old house by herself and make some extra money. Cassie really wanted to prove that she was responsible and
she could like take this on. So this was a perfect opportunity. The weekend of September
20th, Cassie, her mom, drove her up to the house and it was on Whispering Cliffs Drive which is already in itself uncomfortable. It was in a remote area and
there weren't many other houses like super close by, they were neighbors but it was kind of a mission to get there. And the houses, it was pretty large. And if you know, you're left in it alone it could be kind of
spooky when you're alone. But she was mainly there
to take care of and watch and feed the three cats and two dogs while the family was away. So Cassie asked her aunt Alison if it was okay that her
boyfriend Matt came over and hang out with her. Cassie was a good kid. She didn't drink, she didn't use drugs. She was a straight A student. She was responsible and they knew like, they don't
have anything to worry about. She's not gonna like throw
a house party or something. So yes, they said her
boyfriend could come over. Like no problem. So Matt came over that night. It was Friday night, Cassie and Matt were at the home and they
were just hanging out. They were watching a movie or they were gonna watch a movie. So Matt invited his two
friends over Brian and Torey. So the two boys came over and they decided to
have like a movie night. They were all somewhat friends. They all went to the
same high school together but they all knew each other. They all hung out. Cassie wasn't really too happy about it because she only asked her
aunt, if Matt could come over she didn't ask if these
other people could come over. So she was a little upset with Matt. Like, why are you just trying to invite all these random ass people over? I only asked if you can come over. So Matt assured her that it's fine. Like they're just gonna hang out. We're just gonna watch a movie. We're not gonna do anything crazy. So all the guys and Cassie
are hanging out at the house they start to watch a movie and Torey and Brian, they
say like, this is lame. We thought it was gonna be a party here. There's no party going on. And that they would rather
just go watch a movie like at the movie theater. So Torey and Brian tell Cassie, and Matt that they are gonna go
to the movies instead and watch something that's out in theater. So they take off. Cassie was a little excited because I mean she'd rather hang out with her
boyfriend alone at the house. About 15 minutes after Torey
and Brian left the power at the house while Cassie and
Matt were watching a movie it went out, the power
just completely went out. So Cassie is super freaked out. She's feeling really uneasy. They're just scared. I mean, I would be too
because I'm a little bitch. I don't like the dark. I'm scared, but she is 16 too. So she's scared. Instead of like trying to find
the circuit box or anything they just decided to like
stay in the living room. Okay, just waited out, the power's out. No big deal, Matt, the boyfriend he was to calm Cassie down and
let her know like, it's fine. It's just the power's out. Like not a big deal. After a few minutes, some of the power comes on,
like back on, but not all of it. So like half of the lights come back on it's a little bit better. Like, okay, it's not as
dark and scary anymore. And at that time, Matt had called his mom and asked for permission to
stay the night with Cassie. And he wanted to stay because she was afraid to be
by herself, alone in the house. She just wanted him to stay. Matt's mom said, "No, you're 16 years old. You are not gonna stay alone with your girlfriend in this house." According to Matt, one
of the dogs that was in the house, he, this dog was hanging out in front of the basement stairs,
which were in the kitchen. And this dog was just staring like at the stairs and
he was just barking. And then he would come back to the living room to where
Matt and Cassie were at. And then he would go back to barking. Matt said that this made
him feel uncomfortable but like he didn't really
think to investigate further or maybe he was too afraid
to investigate further. So at 11:00 PM Matt's mom came and picked him up at the home. He asked his mom one more time. If he could stay the night with Cassie he explained like the
lights were going off and she's just feeling scared. Can I stay with her? And Matt's mom said no, but she said, "Cassie could come and
stay the night at our house drive her back in the
morning and be fine." So Matt went to Cassie
and said, "Hey, you know do you want to stay the night at my house? My mom said like, that would be okay." Cassie declined. She said that it was her
responsibility to stay home. Well stay at the house
to watch the animals. She was being paid to house sit. So she felt like she,
she needed to do that. Like that's what she
promised she would do. So she said, "No, it's okay. Like, I'll be fine. It's not a big deal." Few minutes later after Matt has left, Cassie just goes back into the home. She's laying on the couch. She's just gonna have her own little like her own little
movie night by herself. And then, then the lights in the home they're
flickering on and off again. Then they eventually
just go out completely. So she's feeling scared obviously. Instead of like getting up
and investigating, she's like I'm just gonna sit here
on the living room couch. Like, I don't know what to do. So two days later, Cassie, her aunt and uncle and her cousin, they
come home from their trip. Cassie, her 13 year old cousin
went into the home first. She notice that the door was unlocked, which was really weird 'cause the door's usually always locked but it wasn't, it was open. So she was like, okay, this is weird. So she walks into the house and then she walks into the living room. And then that's where she
found Cassie stabbed to death in a pool of blood in the
living room on the floor. She screamed, her family came in, you know when she had her screaming and
they all just like lost it. And they called the police and police investigators
came out to the home. So the County Sheriff's office,
they actually put the family up in a hotel for like two
weeks during the investigation. Investigators had determined. Cassie had been there for a few days. Like this wasn't something
that just happened. They also determined
that it was not a robbery because nothing from the home was taken. All of their expensive jewelry, their TVs, their DVD players, they were all still like in the home. Everything left undisturbed,
like nothing shuffled through. So there were no signs of forced entry. And they believed that whoever
came into the home, Cassie she must have known them
or let them in willingly. Or it was just someone that
was familiar with the house. So later the autopsy revealed that Cassie had been stabbed
approximately 30 times with nine to 12 of those being fatal. So it seemed a very personal attack by someone that knew her or someone that was just
really close to her. So first investigators went
to go see Cassie's boyfriend Matt, since he was the
last person to see her it was her boyfriend. So right off the bat, they
thought Matt was super suspish because when they were asking
him questions about Cassie he didn't show any emotion. He didn't cry, didn't necessarily
seem like too shocked. It was just nothing. It was just blink. So they just thought it was very strange that Matt didn't show any
type of emotion, especially because of like how horrifying
the whole scene was. I mean, it was also his girlfriend. And also because I mean,
he was at the house. If he were still there, it
could have been him too. So they just expected a little bit more from Matt, suspish, keep an eye on him. So investigators ask Matt like, okay well tell us what happened that night. Did they get into a fight? Was anybody else there trying to see if Matt could potentially point
them in the right direction. So Matt, he explained that the last people they were
around were Torey and Brian. They had left early to go see a movie. Matt also said that when he left the house he called Torey to see where they were. And he could barely hear them
because he was in a movie and he was like trying to
whisper on the phone apparently. Matt was reaching out to let him know that he was leaving the house so that they could all
hang out somewhere else. The next day, Matt says that him and Torey hang
out at Matt's house. And that Matt tried to call
Cassie the whole weekend but he could not get ahold of her. So then investigators know, okay now we have to question Brian and Torey. Figure out who they were, their story. They learned that both Brian and Torey they loved making movies. They would constantly like film
themselves, film their days. They wanted to make movies. They were big movie
buffs and they also just watched anything horror related, horror, horror, not whore but horror. They liked to watch scary movies and they watched anything
scary movie related. Brian, he seemed like
the more outgoing type between him and Torey. It was said that Brian had
a really big crush on Cassie but she was not interested. She had a boyfriend at the time. So they still remained friends. He was kind of bummed that she didn't like him like he liked her. Brian considered himself
a loser or an outcast. He said that he had a
really hard time fitting in, in high school. And he had a, like a
very strange obsession with the Columbine shooting,
the school shooting. Well, he like idolized
the guys that did it. Because he said they
represented the outcasts and the people that
nobody paid attention to they got their revenge. And Brian said that he wanted
to do something like them. He wanted to be great like they were. So Brian considered Torey,
like one of his good friends. So investigators questioned
both Brian and Torey. They explained that they were at the house but they thought it was
gonna be like a house party. And when they realized
it wasn't a house party they decided to go to the movies because
watching a movie was boring. And why watch a movie when they
can go to the movie theater and see something new that
is, that just came out. Both of the boys had movie ticket stubs to see the movie "Holes"
showing that they indeed went to the movie theater that night. So then two days later
they brought in Matt, Torey and Brian, again for questioning. They really didn't have many leads. And they thought, okay, well Matt is not showing any type of emotion. So let's bring him in and
question him a little bit more and see what we can get out of him. And then the other boys
are just kinda suspish. So they bring that in for
a polygraph test to see if maybe they can get
something out of him. They ask Matt, "Did
you have anything to do with the murder of Cassie?" Matt says, "No." And he passes the polygraph
test with flying colors. So investigators decided to like step back and they're like, okay,
let's look at the other guys. So then they question Brian. And they asked Brian what
did you do that night? And Brian repeated to the investigators that he went to the movies. The investigators were like, okay, well what movie did you see then? Brian says like, "Oh, it
was some like scary movie. I can't remember the name right now." And investigators were like, okay. And then they asked Brian, "Okay, well do you remember
what the movie was about?" Brian was like, well, I don't really like remember I just remember
that it was boring." Right, so then investigators ask him, "Do you remember who was in the movie? Like, do you remember
anything about the movie?" And he's like, "No, I
just like can't remember anyone's name right
now but I just remember thinking the whole time
that like it was boring and I didn't want be there." So side note really quick. I'm just gonna do my
eyeliner off camera since I can't, I can't talk and do this. So one second. All right, so investigators are asking all these basic questions. Like if you just watched a movie you would know the answer
to these things, right? And Brian doesn't know
the answer to anything. So I mean, come on, get it together. Investigators thought
it was definitely weird because both Brian and
Torey, they both bragged about being like movie critics
and how they were just like knew everything about movies and movies and they would just like,
they would always brag about how they're like the movie gods. There was definitely a red
flag up as far as like, okay Brian's got some going on. So then investigators, they
go down to the movie theater to see who's working that
night at the ticket booth. So they across this girl who
was working the ticket booth Friday night and they
asked her if she knew Brian and Torey and the girl working was like, "Yeah, I know them I go
to school with them." So then the investigator asked, okay, well did they come to the
movies on Friday night? And the girl working the
ticket booth was like, "No I would remember seeing them because I was letting everybody in." When the ticket booth girl
said this, they were like, okay they're definitely lying
about something, right? On September 27th, 2006, it
was five days after the murder. Brian comes into the investigators office to be questioned again and right away they know that Brian
is acting very strange. He seems more quiet. He seems more reserved. He seems upset. So as soon as Brian sits
down, he starts to cry. And this makes investigators
pretty excited. They're like, hell yeah this is exactly what you want to happen in your line of work. When you're an investigator,
like this is what you want. You want someone to break down? Brian tells investigators
at one point when they were all watching a
movie at Cassie's house, Brian, he snuck away to use the bathroom, but really he went down to the basement and unlocked the back door. So he told investigators that he and Torey just wanted to
scare Matt and Cassie. And they were gonna play a prank on them. They told Cassie and Matt
that they were leaving and they were gonna go to the movies but really they left the house. And then they went around in the backyard. They put these creepy like clown face mask on black clothing. They brought knives. They did that to make
their prank more realistic is what Brian was saying. They went through the
unlocked basement door that he unlocked earlier. And then it let them into the basement where Brian and Torey were hanging out for a little bit, trying to like wait for the perfect moment,
I guess, to scare them. And then that's when they were
messing with the circuit box and they turned the
power off in the house. They thought it would be funny
to turn the power on and off like in the movie "Scream". So they were just
thought it would be funny if they turn off the
lights, Matt and Cassie would kind of went around to investigate. And then they were gonna
like pop out and scare them. They then go on to say
that they turn the power like back half on then Matt left. So they thought, okay, well
let's just further mess with Cassie and turn the
power back off again. They thought for sure this time is gonna come downstairs down into the basement
to check the circuit box. And then when she would come downstairs that's when they were gonna scare her. But Cassie never came downstairs. She stayed in the living room instead. And I was thinking when I was reading this,
I was like, girl, me too. Like some people get up and
go investigate, nay nay. Now, if something, if I feel
like something bad is happening I'm like, I'm gonna stay right here. Brian says that Torey started
to get super amped up. And he was like saying over and over again that he had to do it. He had to kill her. Let's do it. Let's do it. Like just getting to joust up. Brian says that both of
them went up the stairs. They went to find Cassie. Brian says, Torey is the
one who attacked Cassie. And that he was stabbing her
over and over and over again and that he never touched Cassie. Brian says that he was just
there, but it was all Torey. And it was supposed to just be a joke. Over time Brian did admit
that he stabbed Cassie three or four times because Torey told him to. And he was just afraid of Torey because of how
aggressive he was getting. Then he says, once Cassie was dead, Brian and Torey gathered
up all of their evidence, they put it in a bag and then they took it to
like a wooded area to burry. Brian takes investigators where they had buried
or hidden the evidence. So then when investigators
get the evidence bag and when it's filled with a bunch of stuff,
there was stick matches, a pair of black boots,
a pair of rubber gloves, workout gloves, the fingerless ones a melted brown hydrogen peroxide bottle. There were the creepy
mask, like clown mask. There was a large dagger type knife. There was just tons of knives. There was a large knife. There was a silver knife. There was a small knife. There was a lot of knives, another knife. How many knives were there? Okay, hold on. Then there was a Sony video tape. So a VHS tape was also there. So investigators watch
these tapes and guess what? Torey and Brian decided to
videotape the whole process. Wow. Anyways, so on these tapes
were what we would call a vlog. So they were vlogging their whole day that the murder took place. They were sitting down
and they were writing like how they are gonna
kill somebody that day. And they're talking to
the camera, both saying that they picked Cassie to
kill and how they are sorry to her family, but they
quote had to do it. "Cassie has to die," end quote. On the two tapes, you
can also see the two boys driving around and they're talking about how excited they are to kill someone. Like it's just like get better hobbies is what you wanna say. So on these tapes, Brian
is the one who's like, "Oh, I'm so excited, I'm gonna like, we're gonna kill someone." They're getting themselves
like all hyped up. And then Torey is not in the frame but he says, quote, "I'm horny, just thinking about it." End quote. Like talking about killing her. There is video footage of this out there. You can watch it, it's on YouTube. I'm not gonna put it in the video. Cause I don't like to do that. So the two boys, they had
filmed their whole day leading up to the murder and then they
also filmed after the murder. So they didn't videotape
the murder itself. But it was very clear to investigators, like this whole thing was premeditated. There's a lot of footage
for them to go through but you can hear them explaining how the two boys are like outcasts and how they wanted to go down in history like Ted Bundy or the Roadside Strangler how they needed to kill more people and earn their spotlight alongside
these big serial killers. Like you just hear them
talking about all this. So now on tape, they
see that these two boys they were planning to do this. Okay, they see the whole process. They see that it wasn't an accident. It wasn't a joke. It wasn't on a whim. It wasn't just one of the boys. It was premeditated. And it was planned. They had all the evidence they needed. When Torey was being investigated, he said that he just
went along for the ride. Like he thought it was
just gonna be a joke. He didn't know that anybody
was actually going to die. They just both pointed
the finger at each other. But after reviewing these
tapes, investigators saw that both of them seemed to
take equal parts in this. Nobody knows who exactly,
I guess, stabbed Cassie. But based off of the video tapes you could tell it was both
of their idea to do this. On September 27th, 2006 both of the boys were arrested. Again each one of them
are pointing the finger. Torey is saying, "Oh I thought
we were just making a movie. I thought we were just joking. But Brian is the one
who actually killed her. I was just there." And then Brian is saying
that it was all a joke and Torey is the one
who actually killed her. It's just a mess. It's like, you guys shut up. I mean, don't, they know that
they are on the video tapes? Whatever. There's also was evidence
found of Brian and Torey purchasing knives at a pawn shop. There's video footage shown of
them going to the pawn shop. And one of those knives
that they purchased was used to kill Cassie. It was just further proof that this whole thing was premeditated. So in trial, both Brian and Torey they didn't really have a defense both just pointed the
blame on one another. And to explain the video tape, well their defense was
that it was all acting, that they were just making
their own horror film. And it wasn't real. The main point of difference was that Brian actually confessed
to stabbing Cassie and Torey had never confessed
to stabbing or harming Cassie. And anyway, in Torey's trial they stuck to the evidence that was found which Cassie's DNA was found
on one knife, one shirt and one glove, and those
items were worn by Brian. They also said that four different male DNA evidence was found under Cassie's right hand fingernails. And two male DNA evidence
was found on her left hand. According to specialists
Brian's DNA was found on both Cassie's right and left hand. But Torey's DNA was not
found like under her nails. Another thing was the video tape. So on the video tape, you hear after the murder had taken place that Brian is the one who is
yelling, "I killed Cassie!" like being excited. And Torey doesn't really
say much about what he did. Nobody on the tape itself
said we killed Cassie. It was just, "I killed Cassie." Torey's team used this
in his defense saying that this proved that Torey
had nothing to do with it and it was all Brian. Brian and Torey were convicted and sentenced to life in
prison for first degree murder, without the possibility of parole and 30 years to life
for conspiracy to commit first degree murder. Shortly after surprise, surprise both teams immediately
appealed their convictions. Brian argued, there
were several violations. So Brian argued that there
were several violations in the case and the trial. Brian said in his fourth interview before he was arrested with investigators his parents were not present. So Brian believed that any information from that interview should
have been suppressed. However, the court found
that everything that was done in the interview was done correct. So Brian was told his Miranda rights before he was even questioned. He signed a waiver saying that he was read his Miranda rights
before being questioned. And Brian didn't appear to be tired, upset or vulnerable during his interview. When the interview was happening Brian did eventually stop and he asked for his parents,
which then at that point the interview itself had stopped. With all of that information
the court determined that Brian knowingly and
willingly signed the waiver, which then petitioned
his right to counsel. Appeal was denied. So Torey's appeal was focused on the fact that he never
admitted to stabbing Cassie. He also focused on the
video tape itself saying that you never hear him admitting that he killed Cassie or
did anything to Cassie. Torey said he pretended
to be high in the video and never said anything
that actually proved he was in the house or a part of it. So Torey also focused on
ineffective counsel saying that his rights had been
violated due to his counsel not moving to suppress evidence resulting from allegedly deficient warrant. So pretty much according to the warrant that his parents were served,
when they came to the house to we'll look through Torey's
belongings, the warrant itself it did not have any specific authority to seize any computers or
electronics from Torey's home which ended up happening. And when investigators
searched Torey's computer they found evidence of child pornography and animal cruelty on his computer. Pretty much what Torey was
saying was the evidence that was found under the warrant
should have been suppressed because the warrant did not state that his computers could be taken. However, the court disagreed
and his appeal was denied. The family was just extremely heartbroken at the loss of their daughter. And they knew Torey and
Brian were responsible for it which made them feel pretty
frustrated when the two of them wouldn't take full responsibility for what they had done, but also that they were
trying to like appeal and get out of their sentencing. Like it would just be exhausting. It wasn't even just
Cassie that was harmed. The whole family was grieving at the loss. Cassie's aunt, uncle, and cousin, they all suffered greatly after this. So Cassie's 13 year old cousin
was the one who found her in the living room on the floor. She was extremely traumatized. Sadly it sent her into a
really deep depression. And she tried to commit suicide. And then Cassie's aunt she fell into a deep depression as well. She lost her job and she just really struggled
to make sense of it all. She felt like she was
responsible for all of this. Like, which again, I couldn't
even imagine that burden you'd be carrying. The aunt and uncle they really just wanted out of this house. Pretty much a reminder
of this horrible crime. And they were trying to
sell the house for years. They had put it up every
year and nobody was buying. No one wanted to buy a home
with such a horrible story. So it just sent the family into a deeper depression
because they couldn't escape this horrible thing that happened. It was a constant reminder. It wasn't long after that their case would be brought back up into
the spotlight because in 2012 the Supreme court in Idaho ruled that mandatory life sentences
are unconstitutional for juvenile defenders,
even in cases of murder. So this decision left many
people wondering if Brian and Torey, their sentences
should be overturned or reduced. And in 2013 there's a little documentary called "Lost for Life". I think it is. I just watched it last night and I'll link it down below
because it's on YouTube. You can watch it. Pretty much it's about life in prison and how nobody under the age of 18 should given a sentence of life in prison. It's just all about how
it shouldn't be a thing. Talks about a handful of different cases. And Torey and Brian were both interviewed in this documentary as well. In the documentary it shows Brian who does show the lot of remorse. And he seems very genuine takes full responsibility for what he did. And he came to realize and accept that he killed somebody who was a friend how he's in debt to Cassie and her family. He also says that like accepts the fact that he probably won't
be getting out of prison. He cries a lot and first I
was like, Oh, he seems so sad. He knows what he did was wrong. He seems so mature now. And then I was like, wait, wait a minute. No, no, you killed somebody. You videotaped it. You know, it was just very planned out. That takes a different
kind of brain I feel like, personal opinion though. Also like in the evidence there was a list of other
people they wanted to kill. Like they didn't wanna kill one person. They wanted to kill a bunch of people. So I'm gonna say no. Where I believe it should be case by case. So then in the documentary,
they interviewed Torey. Now Torey, on the other
hand, he still to this day, does not take any
responsibility for what he did. He does not take any
responsibility for the role, the part he played in this, nothing. And the whole time he's being interviewed his family is there with
them as mom and dad. And they are acting like Torey
is the victim the whole time. His mother keeps speaking over
him and refuses to believe that her good son would
ever do something like that. He would never do what
he's being accused of. And she is being one of those moms, wait, don't come at me for that. But you know, those moms who
like, there's been a couple and I can't think of any
off the top of my head. But like when somebody
commits a horrible crime, like in the Chris Watts case Oh man, Chris Watts' mom
like would not believe that her son did what he did. Like nope, nope. Chris is the victim here. And it was just like lady get a grip. Anyways that's not the point. The point is Torey's mom
was doing the same thing. During the interview, not once did they bring up Cassie and how her family is feeling, what her family maybe
has been going through. Instead they say like how Torey is a hundred percent innocent
and he's the victim in this because he's being
locked up for no reason. Except for the dad. If you watch it and I'll
again, I'll link it down below. But if you watch the dad,
he kind of seems iffy. Okay, he rarely speaks up. Maybe he does and I missed it, but he rarely like speaks
up and he kind of low-key looks like he's too afraid to speak up because his wife is so like,
"He's is innocent, yeah." I saw it in his eyes. He was kind of like (exclaims). But that's just my opinion. In the documentary, Brian also says that Torey was the one who was
like heavily influenced and inspired by the movie "Scream". And he wanted to create his own murder that was pretty similar to that one that took place in the movie. Torey convinced Brian to do
something based off of screen. So Brian was saying that
he just doesn't understand why Torey won't admit to anything. Torey probably just wants to go home which everybody in prison
just wants to go home. So this, I mean, this case overall is a lot of our like worst
nightmare when we're home alone and you something and you
get that gut feeling that like something isn't right. We constantly tell ourselves to like, stop being baby you're fine, you're fine. And usually it is. Like sadly for Cassie, this poor girl was just trying
to make some extra money. She was being a good kid. She was doing the right thing which is hard to do,
especially in high school. And instead she gets brutally murdered by some selfish ass hats who wanted to be in their own horror film. I wish nothing but peace,
healing and closure for the families, all of
the families on both ends. So that is the story
about Cassie Jo Stoddart. Cassie Jo Stoddart, I'm saying Stoddart, but it's probably Stoddart. Man, this one was rough. I had a very hard time today talking and doing at the same time. So I apologize if this wasn't
much of like me doing makeup and me just staring and talking. I was struggling today. Anyways, let me know what you
guys think of this down below. Oh my God wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait a minute. I completely forgot. Is everyone just gonna ignore the fact that this Torey guy yeah,
let's say he was innocent and let's just say he was innocent. We're just gonna ignore the fact that he had child pornography and some animal cruelty
photos on his computer. How comes no one's bringing that up again? No Torey. No, you're gonna stay there. Okay, okay. But other than that, I hope
have a wonderful day today. You make good choices and I'll be seeing you guys, later. Bye.
When she didn’t have a theme song 😍😭❤️ I’ve been watching her forever!!!