Rotten Mango - #378: “Joker” Killer Ran Over Girl To "Turn Her To Spaghetti" And Still Has 4000 Fans Who Want To Date Him

Episode Date: July 28, 2024

Finding love is not easy. Especially when you’re competing against almost 3.9k other people for just one man. You really only have one shot, so how do you stand out? You could send pictures or even nudes! Though on second thought…they’ll probably get flagged and he won’t even be able to read them. Maybe a love poem? “I know you’ve been hurt, but I’ll be with you. I see the pain in your eyes.” It’s kind of like the bachelor; everyone fighting for one man’s affections. Who’s going to come out on top? Only, this man is not the bachelor. He’s a killer. He committed double homicide. He killed two people in cold blood.   He has gone viral on tiktok for being ‘hot’ and now thousands of people from all over the world are writing to him—believing they can change him. This is the case of Wade Wilson. Full Source Notes: rottenmangopodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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to an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. Finding love is not easy. Especially when you're competing against 3,900, almost 4,000 other people for the attention of just one person. 4,000 people are writing letters to one man to get him to fall in love with them. You really only have one shot. How do you get his attention? How do you stand out? How do you not be so boring? Maybe some people think I'll include some pictures, but how do you do you stand out? How do you not be so boring? Maybe some

people think I'll include some pictures, but how do you make those stand out? Maybe they're nude? Well no, because the nude photos they get flagged and he's not even gonna be able to read them. Hundreds of people have already tried and sure enough they've been flagged for being quote inappropriate. But how else are they supposed to stand out? Do you just write what you're thinking straight onto the page? I think I can change you. I know you've been hurt, but I'll be with you. I can see the pain in your eyes. I know you feel sorry. It's kind of like The Bachelor. Everybody is fighting for this

one man's affections. Who's gonna come out out on top? Who is he going to pick? Only this man is not the bachelor. He's a killer. He has committed double homicide. He killed two people in cold blood and has gone viral on TikTok for being hot. They call him the Deadpool killer, the Joker. People want to be his Harley Quinn. And now thousands of people from all over the world are writing to him believing that they can be the ones to change him. Make a killer go good again. This is the case of Wade Wilson.

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Just for one of the days. So for the purpose of time, as always, some statements have been condensed. With that being said, let's get into it. Monday mornings are usually for regrets and headaches. The weekend is over, everything is back to reality, and it's not a good feeling, it's not great. In Fort Myers, Florida, Mila, she's freaking out.

Her car was basically stolen from the bar last night, from the Buddha Bar. Her $80,000 car is now gone. Stephanie, another resident, she can't get in contact with her best friend, Christine, that she went to the Buddha bar last night with. What is a Buddha bar? It's like a club called the Buddha bar.

Yeah, Jason, another resident is at work. He's hung over. He's exhausted. And then all of a sudden the doors open, police walk in and they want to talk to him about what did you see at the Buddha bar last night? And Wade, 25 year old Wade Wilson is standing in line Monday morning at this print shop. It's like where you can buy those giant prints like printed storefront posters or art prints. He's standing in line behind another customer who's already being helped by the owner of this print shop and it seems like both the customer and the owner that's behind the counter they keep glancing at Wade.

They keep looking at him and acting like he's not there, acting like they don't see him or the condition that he's in, because this man is shirtless. He's also shoeless, missing a couple of teeth, and he's got blood smeared all over his torso. Just, he's covered in blood. What do you mean, missing a couple of teeth? Like, his front tooth?

A few teeth are knocked out. He's waiting for his turn to talk to the owner because he needs to tell him what the hell happened at the Buddha Bar last night. Sunday night at the Buddha Bar in Florida is probably the perfect time for someone who wants to be at a bar. You get to enjoy the live music and dance and drink, but it's not as packed as every Friday, Thursday, even Saturday. You don't want to be shoulder to shoulder with people in this sweaty, humid room. It's busy, but it's not overly crowded. You actually get to socialize with some of the people there. It's not the craziest crowd,

which is perfect for Mila. I mean, she just wants to have a little bit of a low-key night. crowd which is perfect for Mila. I mean she just wants to have a little bit of a low-key night. Mila walks into the Buddha bar maybe 10 30 p.m. She has this thing okay Mila has this thing where she never brings a purse with her she likes to be hands-free her phone her work phone she's got two phones her business cards her wallet her keys everything goes into her pockets she just stuffs it in there and if it doesn't fit into her pockets, she usually has somebody with her that has bigger pockets than her. Like her boyfriend, Wade. She gives him the keys to her $80,000 Dodge Hellcat.

It's like a muscle car. He has the keys to her $80,000 Dodge Hellcat in his pocket, and the two start partying it up at the bar. So Mila is dating Wade Wilson? Yes. And she's at the bar with him him and he's got the keys to her car. Now outside the bar, Amy just pulls into the parking lot and she sees this sleek gray hellcat parked outside. She's like, that's perfect. That's my best friend Mila's car, which means Mila's inside. Amy's here to see Mila. She grabs her bag, gets out the car, and she starts walking in.

She's known Mila for maybe 10 years now. And this is the kind of friendship where it appears they don't really see each other too often. And when they do, it's like no time has passed. They hadn't seen each other in a really long time at this point when Mila and Amy decide, let's meet up at the Buddha Bar. How about Sunday night? I mean it's kind of the perfect night. I want to introduce you to my new boyfriend Wade and you live like a mile away from the bar so it's it's perfect. Amy lives a mile away from the bar so she shows up

to the bar it's gonna be a fun night and she's trying to find Mila in this crowded, loud, Mila! And next to Mila is her boyfriend. The one that she's been talking about so often. The one that Amy's supposed to meet. And the first thing that Amy notices is this guy is tall. This guy is probably six foot six. He's tall. And next to Mila, he looks even taller considering she's what?

Five foot two? She's tiny. He also seems nice. He seems charming even. Wade Wilson, nice to meet you. considering she's what five foot two she's tiny he also seems nice he seems charming even Wade Wilson nice to meet you oh Amy nice to meet you too the three of them they grab drinks they're hanging out they're dancing and then it happens this is the one thing that every friend who goes out with couples they dread the couple starts fighting they start arguing and the whole energy just

goes south it's sour they're arguing and the whole energy just goes south. It's sour They're arguing at the bar because they just want to do different things Wade wants to leave the bar right now and go to a guy friend's house and maybe do a little bit of drugs Mila she doesn't want to do any of that. It's Sunday night. She wants to go home early She'd rather either stay here at the Buddha bar Enjoy the music dance like they agreed to do, or just go home at this point. She doesn't want to continue the night at somebody else's house and she doesn't even

know this person. And what is she supposed to do? Sit there and watch them do drugs? She just wants to go home. They're going back and forth, back and forth. Nobody wants to budge. Mila's like, I've told you at least three times that I don't want to go over there. Please stop pushing it.

Besides, this bar is about to close. It's nearly nearly 2 in the morning I think we should call it a night the two step away from each other to cool off and Amy's trying to stick by Mila's side maybe let's just head out you know get some fresh air I'm sure he's gonna join us outside and once he gets outside maybe he'll change his mind maybe he'll be like you know what babe yeah you're right let's go home they walk outside the bar and they hear a car engine rev and crack and then they see a car speeding away That's with that's Amy's looking at the car. She's looking at Mila. She looks back at the car That's

Isn't that your car? Wade Mila's boyfriend had taken Mila's keys to her $80,000 car and had just driven off, stranded his girlfriend at the Buddha bar. At the same bar, there are two other girls that have no relation to Mila and Amy, or at least not yet, Stephanie and Christine. Just like Mila and Amy, Stephanie and Christine have been friends for a really long time. And they're just trying to enjoy their Sunday night before the work week starts. The girls are about to leave when a man jumps in front of Stephanie. Oh my gosh! Oh, sorry. I was just wondering, um, who's your friend?

He kinda cocks his head towards Christine, who looks up at him. Hi, I'm Junior. Oh, this is my friend Christine. Stephanie's a little bit confused. Christine reaches out her hand, shakes Juniors. Christine, nice to meet you. And the three of them, Stephanie, Christine, and Junior, they start walking towards the bar and they start talking.

I mean, it's very clear that Junior is very much interested in Christine at this point. He's so distracted he almost forgets to introduce- Oh! By the way, I'm so sorry guys. Meet Jason everyone. Jason, this is Stephanie, and this is Christine. They're like, hi Jason! So the four of them, they enjoy their drinks together,

and Christine is giving Stephanie the- Oh, this is good. Like that look, he's cute, he's charming, he's friendly, he's so funny. Look at his clean shaven face, He's got the big dimples. Christine is joking to Stephanie. The guy that I was talking to earlier tonight, remember? He had just one dimple. This guy, Junior, he's got two dimples.

Okay, okay. The message is very clear. Stephanie and Jason are playing wingman tonight, so Christine and Junior can get to know each other. And they do. The girls are at the bar from 10pm-ish to around 2 in the morning until the bar is closing up and slowly everybody starts shuffling out of there. Things are going very well at this point. Nothing feels forced, nothing feels unnatural, the conversation is flowing so easily, and

they're all standing in the parking lot for a second when it's suggested, why don't we just all go back to Jason's to finish off the night? Christine and Stephanie had Uber to the bar, so it makes sense. It was kind of perfect. They get into Jason's car, Jason starts driving back to his place.

They open up the front door. They're all giggling, all four of them, when they flip on the lights and on the couch, sitting there, steering staring at them walking in is Jason's mom and she's pissed it's past two in the morning it's monday morning now and Jason's been out all night long and now he's brought home three people over how old is Jason I would say probably early to mid-20s oh yeah so Yeah. So everyone tries to make small talk with Jason's mom to kind of ease the tension and it's not really working so they all

just run off into Jason's room to get away from the weird awkwardness. Jason's room is interesting. It's at the very back of the house and there's a door to the backyard in his room. I see so it connects to the backyard. Yes, exactly. So Stephanie and Jason they decide we're gonna just step out into the backyard to hang out, give Christine and Junior some space to do whatever they want to do, because the two of them, they start having intimate relations pretty quickly inside of Jason's room. Now, I do want to mention everybody here is an adult and it's consensual. Stephanie is the type of friend to fight somebody herself.

She's the type to call the cops herself if she thinks even for a second that something is wrong. This is, by the way, Stephanie does tell this to authorities later on. Like she is recounting the whole night and so does Mila. There's a lot of testimonies here. Now Stephanie says, they're just adults that met at a bar, they're having some fun.

And it was nice to see Christine enjoy herself once in a while. I mean, she's usually the one that's taking care of everybody. So it's nice to see that she's getting a break from all of that. Now, the four of them are there for a few hours maybe. I mean, they kind of lost track of time. When Junior pulls the girls aside and he tells them, this guy doesn't want us here anymore. We got to go.

That's what he says. And it was at this point Stephanie said they realized, wait, these two guys, they don't know each other. Junior and Jason, they also just met at the bar tonight. She assumed that they had been friends. Like they were under the impression that Jason and Junior had known each other and had arrived at the Buddha bar together as friends. But the way that he's saying, hey, this guy doesn't want us here anymore, it very much is indicating, I just met this guy.

And he just slept in his room? Yes, with Christine. And so the whole thing is a little bit strange, but also not strange because it's not like anybody lied about it. It's almost like Stephanie and Christine just assumed. They made the assumption, right? And they just seemed so natural. They seemed like they had been friends for years. Now it's unclear who offered or how this next plan comes into place, but the new plan for the rest of the night, I imagine it's maybe like 5, 6

in the morning at this point, is to go to Christine's house. Christine lives alone so there's no mom that's going to be sitting in the living room waiting for them to get in. She does live with her cat, Monty. But other than that, she lives by herself. So they grab all of their stuff. They throw it into the car. This is actually Junior's car.

That's also another revelation the girls are having. They're sitting in the car, and they're like, wait, Jason drove this car to Jason's house, but now Junior's driving it. So apparently it was Junior's car that Jason drove. It's weird. It's a little bit weird. So they get into the car,

Junior's in the driver's seat, he turns it on, and the engine is so loud. I mean, especially because it's five in the morning and they know that all the neighbors are probably gonna wake up to this. It's just revving so loud, practically waking everybody up.

Junior puts his hand on the steering wheel. He puts his hands on the gear shift and he starts backing out of the driveway. And the engine is getting louder and louder. But the car is not moving. The car is not even moving an inch. What the hell is happening? He tries to back out again and the car engine revs loudly again. I mean, are you do you know how to drive your own car?

Like what's going on? Are you drunk? He doesn't seem drunk. Junior is fiddling around with the pedals and it's not moving because it's not even his car. He had never driven a manual car before. This is a stick shift car. He's used to automatic cars.

He's never driven a Hellcat before. This is a stick shift car. He's used to automatic cars. He's never driven a hellcat before. This is his girlfriend's car, Mila's hellcat that he stole from the Buddha bar. And his name is not Junior. His name is Wade Wilson and he is about to murder one of the girls in the car. Joshua, the owner of the print shop, waves bye to his customer. Thank you. Have a nice day. Joshua, the owner of the print shop, waves by to his customer. Thank you. Have a nice day. He's smiling at the customer and he's avoiding Wade as much as possible while that customer is walking out of the print shop. He pulls Wade to the side and he's asking him.

This is also, Joshua tells the police later, what the hell is going on, man? Wade starts pacing back and forth inside this print shop. I need your help. I need a bus ticket. I need a plane ticket or something. I gotta, I gotta leave town. Joshua had heard about the fight with Mila from a mutual friend of theirs and he tries to kind of calm this guy down. Wait, look, if it's about the fight with Mila, no, you don't get it. You don't understand. I killed someone. Wade starts frantically filling Joshua in on what happened last night, how he went to the Buddha bar with Mila, stole

her car, but he didn't know how to drive with it because he can't even drive a stick shift and the car is not automatic. He had some random dude named Jason drive it out of the bar. He, Jason, and two other girls went back to Jason's house and then Jason kicked them out. So Wade and the two girls, Stephanie and Christine, they were going to head back to Christine's house for the night. Or early morning, I guess you could say, just a few hours ago. But Wade could barely get the car out of the driveway and now now Christine is dead. He killed her Joshua freezes and Wade begs him to help him get out of town. I gotta go. I need a bus ticket I need a plane ticket or something

Because I also might have just tried to kill Mila this morning as well So there is so much going on. Joshua is nodding but the only thing on this guy's mind is how the hell do I get out of here so I can call 911. He later tells the court this he's like I just needed to get out I didn't want to alarm him to make him feel like I'm gonna rat him out or snitch on him so I'm thinking of okay do I tell him I need to go talk to a friend do I tell him I need to go smoke a cigarette he just needs to call 911 so that someone can come and get this guy because this is not good. Are they friends? He said they're more

like acquaintances. Okay. He's saying they're not even that close of friends. So he barely knows him. Yeah he's like I'm not trying to help this guy get out of town I'm trying to help this guy get arrested. And the way just showed up. Shirtless, shoeless, missing a few teeth and with blood smeared on his torso wow yeah Mila's also not having the best morning either not the best Monday morning this is before Wade goes to Joshua's print shop

this is early in the morning she wakes up on Amy's couch this is the friend that was at the bar with her and she's staring at the ceiling probably contemplating her life right now, okay? Contemplating how she got here, how her boyfriend Wade just abandoned her at the bar last night, essentially stole her car, and the past six months of her life were a living hell. Wade was probably the world's worst boyfriend for the past half year of Mila's life. Within a few weeks of dating, she had already called the police on him multiple times.

He had physically assaulted her multiple times. One time, Wade apparently got very upset at Mila for these text messages that she had on her phone. It's unclear what the messages entailed or what the contents were, but they're both in the car and he's driving, blowing up on her, and she doesn't like where this is headed. So she ends up trying to get out of the car, just trying to create some distance between those two. He runs after her ripping off her skirt.

She said she wasn't wearing any undergarments underneath, so she's just running down the street in nothing but a t-shirt on trying to find somebody to help her. He ends up tackling her to the ground, choking her in the middle of the street until she passes out. She comes back too and she's in the car. Her hands are tied behind her with a cord and there's this makeshift blindfold over her eyes. He said he's taking her back home. Their place at the time had a boat on the property and it's parked on the dock so there's water out there. He drags her onto the boat. They start getting off into the water so there's really no way for her to escape anymore.

It's not like she can just jump out the boat. And he tells her, I'm teaching you a lesson. He essays her. And when he's done, he brings her back home and then starts trying to comfort her, telling her the pain is over now. That's what she said, like the pain is over now. This is all reported to the police and Wade ends up spending a total of

three and a half months in jail before being released on probation. He'd actually just gotten out a few days ago and then the two of them decided to go to the Buddha bar. But now Mila's done. She's over it. She said she just wants her car back, she wants her property back and she will be so happy to never see this guy ever again.

And now it's the next morning, she probably has a raging headache from the alcohol, if not, probably from the mess that she's in, and her phone is ringing non-stop all morning long. She's getting a bunch of text messages, missed calls from an unknown number. She finally squints her eyes, she looks at the time it's around 8 45 in the morning she calls one of the numbers back I mean whoever this is is calling her work phone trying to get in touch with her so it seems like it's could be work related she owns a spa it could be a customer could be a client she doesn't know she calls the voice on the other end is the most agitating voice that she's gonna hear all morning it's Wade Wilson and he's acting like none of that

happened last night she says hello and he's acting like none of that happened last night. She says hello and he's quick. Where are you? Can I come get you? She tells him, look, I just want the keys back to my car. I want my car back and I need to get it back today. I have a few things I need to do. Where are you?

He starts calling her a bitch and a cunt and all sorts of threats. It's just a lot. It's getting pretty heated enough that Amy can hear from her bedroom. She says that she starts walking out into the living room and she thinks the whole energy is weird. I don't know if she necessarily heard the conversation or maybe Mila told her afterwards, but they both state that he was going from being very calm,

saying things like, I love you, we can make this work, to the next time I see you, I'm gonna fucking kill you. Like it's just back and forth like this, just hot and cold. Mila manages to de-escalate the conversation because again, she just wants her car back. She's not even trying to fight him or argue or talk about how messed up that was last night. She just wants to do whatever it takes to be happy and nice and get her car back and then block him on everything. She de-escalates the fight and the two of them, Mila and Wade, they agree to meet in the parking lot of Mila's spa that she owns.

Amy understands that as, okay, we both gotta go, cause you don't have a car. She gets ready, the two girls get into Amy's car, because like I said, Mila doesn't have a car. And as they're driving to her spa, the whole time in the car, Amy said, Mila's phone, just nonstop blowing up, buzzing the whole way. He's just calling her the whole time in the car, Amy said, Mila's phone just non-stop blowing up, buzzing the whole way.

He's just calling her the whole time. And this guy just feels very unhinged. Amy parks her car at the parking lot. She watches Mila get out of her car, approach Wade who's sitting in the car, and she goes to the driver's side. Next thing Amy remembers is she's on the phone with 911 because there's just so much blood. Mila had gotten out of Amy's car, walked up to wait on the driver's side of his car. He's like, Mila, get in the car. Get in the car now. She's not going to get in the car. She literally says, I'm not getting in the car. I mean, this is this guy crazy.

He tries to grab her by the waist. He's pulling at her dress to try and drag her forcibly into the car through the driver's side window. Not even the door, through the window. So Mila says she needs to think quick. She throws her arms up in the air. Like she's about to dive into the pool, just straight up, like a plank. She refuses to let her body fold up because she thinks the second that her arms fold in, he could probably drag her into the car. She's going to go through that window and she's like, no way I'm getting into the car with this guy right now.

Like he's kidnapping her. Yes. She's resisting. She's planking. He's pulling her. He's ripping her dress, grabbing her hair, dragging her and whatever he can get his hands on. She manages to wiggle away and Wade starts panicking, realizing that she's slipping away from his grip. He opens the driver's side door.

He hasn't even put the car in park at this point. It's still in drive. He gets out the car, grabs Mila, the car starts slowly rolling forward because it's not in park. Wade tackles Mila to the ground and the two of them are positioned where the car nearly runs them over. It grazes their legs. Wade jumps off of Mila, quickly puts the car into park,

just pulls the emergency brakes. Mila uses this chance to run. Amy has been in her car trying to figure out what to do. This is happening very quickly. She has her hand on the door handle. She's ready to get out and help her friend. Wade is chasing after Mila and he points at her. If you get out, I'm going to kill you.

Amy does not get out. Mila is 5'2". She's tiny, maybe 100 pounds. Amy is 5'4". Both of them against Wade 6'6". It's, I mean, nothing good is going to come out of this. They're both going to get killed. They would need to have a whole army of them first. Amy's busy in the car calling 911. Meanwhile, Wade manages to catch up with Mila.

So Mila at this point, I imagine. This is, you say 8.30, nine o'clock in the morning? I would probably aim closer to 9.30 in the morning because she got the original phone calls. She calls back at around 8.45 in the morning. Right, so there's nobody around? There are other business owners, but I don't think that they've come out yet fully.

So Mila's just trying to book it to the spa. I think her intention is if I get into the spa, I can lock it. I'll be safe. I mean, I'm hiding somewhere. Cause I don't know if she knows which businesses are open at this point inside of this little retail shopping plaza,

or which ones are gonna open the door for her. Now, Amy can see all of this. Mila is holding onto the stair railing at one point, quote, like a monkey trying to hold on. He just keeps ripping her more and more trying to drag her into the spa. So now he wants to take her into her spa. Mila says she knows that if the two of them are alone in her spa right now, he's gonna kill her. She said, I didn't know whether he was gonna drag me in and then they would have to resuscitate my body. If he got me inside, I knew I was gonna die.

So she is doing absolutely everything in her power to stay outside of that spa. She said, I start to get beat. It all went so fast and so slow. Whether it would be punches, slapping, choking, that kind of nature. I'm trying to reason with him, trying to talk to him, but there is nobody behind those eyes anymore. So there's no reasoning with him. He just has these dark, serial killer eyes where there's nothing to reason with. It's like looking into a black hole. You're saying words, you're trying to evoke emotions, but there is nothing behind those eyes. I'm just trying to buy time. That's what Mila says. Now, Wade has Mila pinned up against the hallway wall. Both hands

are around her throat. The only time he takes his hands off her throat is so that he can pummel her face with his fist. At this point, two things happen at once. One, they start hearing police sirens in the distance coming closer and closer. Two, Wade punches Mila in the face so hard her nose quote explodes. Just blood explodes everywhere. Mila thinks this is either one of those but or maybe both of these things that kind of freaks Wade out because it seems to take him off his guard giving her just enough time to duck underneath his arm and run away. She bolts it across the parking lot. A neighboring business opens her door. She's rushing and they slam the door closed right behind

her. They lock it and by the time that the police arrive, Wade is gone. He has just driven away. The police have an idea though. Why don't we lure him out? That's what we can do. The plan is, Mila is's gonna convince Wade to meet her in the parking lot of a local restaurant called Joe's Crab Shack. Which surprisingly, or unsurprisingly, I don't know at this point, but this man is headache inducing, Wade agrees.

He's like, yeah, sure Mila, I'll come meet up with you. He's gonna meet up with her at Joe's Crab Shack. There are two officers on site that's gonna block his car so that he can't leave, and they actually end up talking to Wade. There are two officers on site that's gonna block his car so that he can't leave and they actually end up talking to Wade. There's footage of this. He rolls down his window. The officers... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. This happened when? Right away? This happened like an hour or two after the assault. Wade knows damn well the cops were coming. Yeah. And he's like, let me meet you.

I guess he was confident enough that Mila was not pressing charges or that maybe they didn't believe her I'm not sure what he's thinking but he shows up and he rolls down his window and the officer is reassuring him because he doesn't want to scare him off I'm not gonna arrest you we're just gonna detain you for a second or two to figure out what's going on it's the officer leaves for two seconds to get a backup officer. He turns around, Wade is driving off. Again. Like one second he's there, the next second he's not there. He drove off from the Buddha Bar in the Hellcat, he drove away from the spa, and now he's driving away from Joe's Crab Shack. And the police are confused. Where the hell is this

guy going next? They don't have to wait too long to find out, because soon enough they get a 911 call from the owner of a local print store, Joshua. The call was along the lines of, hello, I have a friend of mine who came in here with blood covered all over him, he said he killed somebody, his name is Wade Wilson, and I told him I was gonna go smoke a cigarette and I would be right back but I'm calling you. The police are now standing in the parking lot of the Prince shop. It's a very busy day. Wade is long gone and once again this is the police's third time missing him this morning. He's gone. But this time he left them a little something. The car. The car is parked in the parking lot. The car that he drove to the Prince shop.

The car that they're staring at though is not Mila's car. It's not the Hellcat. It's a black Nissan. And they know that this is not registered to Wade either. So it's not Wade's car. It's not Mila's car. So the question is, then whose car is this? The police officer puts his face up to the window and he's pretty much like cupping his hand so he can see better inside. And he decides, we gotta open this car. We gotta break into the car because there is blood inside. There might be someone in the trunk. That is what the officers believe.

Whoa. Stephanie was at work when she gets a call. This is Monday, the day after Budabar. She gets a call from the police and they- Wait, Stephanie is- Christine's friend. They were the ones that were at Jason's. Right, right, right.

Okay, yes. But they knew Wade as Junior. Right, okay. So she gets a call from the police and they're like, Hey, we found your friend Christine's car, her black Nissan. What do you mean you found her car? It was never missing. She's so confused by this.

Now here's what the police are able to piece together by this point. After talking to Stephanie and hearing her side of events from the night before, this is what they gather. It appears Wade Wilson went to the Buddha bar with his girlfriend, Mila. He then steals her $80,000 Hellcat and has Jason, a random guy he meets at the bar, drive him and the two girls Stephanie and Christine back to Jason's house.

Afterwards they try to go to Christine's but because Wade cannot drive the Hellcat because it's a manual stick shift, they leave it in Jason's neighborhood and they uber to Christine's house. So now it's Wade, aka Junior, Stephanie and Christine at Christine's house. Stephanie says that she was there for maybe 15 minutes but she had to go back home because she had worked the next day and she had to take her son to school. Stephanie turned to Christine and she asked her, is everything okay? Like am I okay to go? She said that Christine gave her a hug and kissed her goodbye. So she's like, okay, I'll talk to you tomorrow.

Stephanie says, if Christine was concerned about this guy in any way, she would have not let me leave that house. If she was scared in any way, she would have told me, let's get this guy out of here. So Stephanie leaves. She walks past Christine's black Nissan parked in the driveway and goes back home. All morning, Stephanie has not gotten a text back or call back from Christine, but she's not freaked out about this because technically they essentially pulled an all-nighter last night. She just assumed she doesn't have work. She's probably knocked out right now. Meanwhile, that morning, Mila's phone is blowing up from calls from an unknown number. The police track that number and it's shown to be Christine's phone number.

But the two girls, they don't know each other. I mean, sure, they were at the bar, the same bar last night, but they never spoke. Why would Christine's phone be calling Mila? Because Wade had taken Christine's phone. But why? Mila doesn't know. She just wants her car back. The Hellcat, right? That's presumably parked somewhere near Jason's house still.

Wade agrees to meet up with her at her spa, but he shows up in this black Nissan. He attempts to kidnap her, and then later, essentially attempts to murder her, drives off. He goes to meet with her again later at Joe's Crab Shack, not knowing that the police are there waiting for him. He pulls up in the same black Nissan, Christine's car, and then he manages to drive away. And now he's gone to a print shop where his friend Joshua is the owner, and he tells him that he's killed people. Joshua rushes to call 911, and by the time that the authorities arrive, Wade is gone, but he's left the black Nissan in

the lot, which happens to have blood in it. This is what the police know, and the police are very concerned that they're going to find Christine's body in the car. But how did he leave without a Nissan? I guess he just ran off. He walked, ran barefoot? Yeah. Wow. And instead they find a phone inside the car. Now this phone is not Wade's phone and it's also not Christine's phone or Stephanie's phone. It's a complete stranger's phone that has no correlation to any of these people. In the car. With blood inside. Wherever you're going, you better believe American Express will be right there with you. Heading for adventure? We'll help you breeze through security. Meeting friends a world away? You can use your travel credit.

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The police decide we gotta go investigate what's in there because that's a lot of vulture activity They walk in and they search the place and they find a woman's body. One of her fingers and nasal bones were fractured. She had injuries all over on both sides of her body, bruising up and down her arms, her hands, her ribs were broken as well as the hyoid bone in the neck. Her name is Diane Ruiz and Wade Wilson had just recently killed her. Wade is sitting in the living room of this nice empty house. This is after the print shop.

He's sitting in this nice, honestly kind of expensive house with five crumbled up cans of White Claw next to him. The seltzer, the alcoholic beverage. He had some popcorn, he took a shower so he feels better. He put on some fresh clothes. They're not his, but it's the least of his problems right now. And he grabs his phone, and he starts calling the person that he usually goes to.

Now, whenever something bad happens, whenever he's in trouble and he needs to get out of it, this is the person he calls. Wade had never been that close with his biological dad. In fact, he only recently saw his biological dad for the first time, what, seven years before all of this? Wade is 25, he met dad for the first time, what, seven years before all of this? Wade is 25. He met him for the first time when he was 18. For all of Wade's childhood, he had been living with his adoptive parents. His biological parents had been 14 and 15 when they got pregnant with Wade.

They just weren't in the situation to take care of him, so he gets adopted by a family that went to church with the mom, with the biological mom. They already had two daughters. They're of the age where they can really take care of a full family. And they think, let's bring Wade into our family and make it a family of, you know, five. For 13 years, it works. Wade is a very active member of their family.

He's always spending time with them. He's spending time with his two sisters. And it's actually when he turns 13, the family starts figuring out something is very different about Wade. It starts off with these smaller things. One time Wade's sister was giving him a haircut, but because he was wearing this hoodie, it just keeps getting in the way of making sure that the hair is even in the back, and she asks him, can you take off the hoodie? Which he does, but as he's taking it off, she notices something incredibly alarming. He's wearing a t-shirt underneath and he

had stapled his t-shirt to his skin. He had stapled the arms of his t-shirt to his arm, the sleeves of his t-shirt to his arm. There's just staples in his skin. Nobody knows why, but I think everyone can agree, even from a non-licensed standpoint, psychologically speaking, that's very alarming behavior. Regardless, Wade reaches out to his biological dad when he's 18 years old, and the two of them they've been trying for the past seven years to have some kind of relationship. It's a little bit hard to do when the only time that they've really seen each other is once, and Wade only ever calls his

Biological dad Steven whenever he's in trouble or he needs money Kind of like now His biological dad Steven picks up and he's like what's going on Wade sounds really frantic like he's about to lose it and he keeps repeating to his dad that he did something that he can't take Back and he's in big big trouble. He needs to he needs help leaving town did something that he can't take back and he's in big big trouble he needs to he needs help leaving town there's two people who can't be here anymore that's how he puts it because he killed them he's a killer that's what he tells him Wade's dad does not believe him because he knows that Wade is always on drugs

and he's thinking he might be high right now and he's like making up stories he's hallucinating he's delusional something's going on but he's also kind of a fibber like he likes to tell these crazy stories and most of the time they're not true, so he thinks, okay, this guy is just really out of his mind bonkers high, but Wade keeps calling him throughout the rest of the night, giving his dad more details on what's going on. Finally, at 10 p.m. that night, so almost 24 hours after the Buddha Bar, Monday night, he starts telling his dad in detail about how he went home with a girl named Christine from the Buddha Bar. They hung out and after she fell asleep he got on top of her and he quote, I choke that

bitch. He stated that he stayed in Christine's house for a little bit longer afterwards with her dead body and then eventually he decides decides I should probably dispose of her body He grabs blankets clothes and he rolls her up inside the blanket like almost it how you would roll up a rug Sandwiches her and he the thought was initially he was gonna put her into the trunk of her car But he couldn't lift her he told his dad that he thought rigor mortis had already set in, so it was making her body very stiff and he thinks that's why he couldn't place her in the trunk. So he just leaves her in the apartment, takes her car, and leaves. The dad is periodically

asking questions like, why would you do that, Wade? I don't understand, why would you do that? And he says, I don't know, dad. I don't know why I did it. I just wanted to do it. Wade then tells his dad about how he found a woman walking on the side of the road the next morning. And he was stopping to ask her for directions. This is after he beats up Mila. This is after he tries to kill Mila but before Joe's crapshock. So this is like you're saying like 930 am ish? Yes. He finds a woman on the side of the road and he stops to ask her for directions. Somehow he manages to get this woman into the car. Whether it was by pure physical force or

manipulation, I don't know. He strangles her, finds a place to dispose of her body, drags her out of the car, and then he realizes she's not dead. So he gets into the car and then he realizes she's not dead so he gets into the car and runs her over quote until she looked like spaghetti wait so he just saw a random woman on the street and decided brutally murder her yeah for no reason yes his dad was also confused so Stephen asked why would you do that you don't even know this woman and he said I i thought, f it, already got one down the most chilling part of this is the whole time Wade is describing what he did to his dad and he, Stephen the dad, describes it as being very excited like he wants his dad to be excited with him

imagine if your son won the lottery they want you to share in that joy and excitement with them that's what he sounds like he sounds very proud and happy but he also needs his dad's help right now to get away with this. Help him run. Get him out of town. Stephen, Wade's dad, is quiet for a moment before he says, okay, give me your address. I'll send you an Uber. Not too long after, a car pulls up to the driveway, Not too long after, a car pulls up to the driveway. Then another, and then another. But it's not an Uber.

It's the US Marshal's office. And they are here to arrest Wade Wilson. The police had already reached out to Wade's father, Stephen, and he had been helping them. While he's on the phone with Wade, trying to send him an Uber to help him get out of town, his wife Melanie is on the side texting the police the address to where Wade is. Steven is actually pretty honest. He said, as a dad, I did hesitate on whether or not I should turn him in or not, or help him get away.

And he just thought about the immediately, I don't think he pondered on this quite long, but he said immediately he just thought, what if that had been his wife or his sister or his daughter, right? He can't do this. And what if Wade is gonna kill again, then that's on him. He knows that he doesn't have a choice. He has to turn his son in. And where was Wade?

You see he's- He had broken in to a random person's house in a suburban neighborhood and he was drinking five white claws, eating popcorn, taking a shower and wearing the homeowner's clothes. And nobody was home. They had recently just gone to Ohio, so this is like their second home. I believe they were on a flight to Ohio when this was happening, so they had just left.

Wow. Yeah, the timing is a little crazy. Now Wade is arrested very quickly inside a stranger's house, and he's very quick to tell the police everything he told his dad on one condition that he gets a burger and some fries. He tells the police everything. He starts from the beginning about how he stole Mila's car from Budapar, goes to Jason's house where he leaves the hellcat because he can't drive it, then he goes to Christine's where they're finally alone. Stephanie had already left. He strangles Christine to death.

I mean, the whole thing is just bizarre. He doesn't give reasoning. After they were having fun she was in her bed falling asleep. He just gets on top of her and quote, I just decided I was going to kill her. Then he steals her car, drives to meet with Mila, nearly kills her, runs from the police that are called on him from the spa, and as he's driving around he sees a woman walking down the street, minding her own business. He stops the car and asks for directions. He does not need directions. This woman is Diane Ruiz. She was walking the few blocks from her house to work she works as a bartender at the moose lodge it's maybe a 15 minute walk

she's the bartender there, but honestly she's a lot more than that the moose lodge always holds these kind of events for even kids and elderly, with sons, alcohol, no alcohol of course and she was always there working these events, people loved her she had worked there for 3 years now. Everybody knew her. Whether he convinced her that he truly had no idea and it would just be so much easier if she could just get in the car for two seconds and help him down the street or whether he forcibly dragged her into the car or perhaps he told her,

thank you so much for helping me. I can just drop you off at work since it's on the way. I don't know. I personally think that he forcibly dragged Diane into the car. He doesn't state that. He says that she willingly got into the car, but I disagree. Somehow Diane is in this man's car. He starts choking her while he's driving and his head is on a swivel. He says that he's just looking for a place to dispose of Diane's body now. He stops near this empty wooded lot, drags her out, and realizes she's still breathing.

He lays her body on the ground and he gets into the car and starts driving forward, backward, forward, backward, forward, backward, and a neighbor even testifies. A couple was eating breakfast that morning and they had looked outside and they saw this random black Nissan just driving back and forth, back and forth one place over and over and over again and then eventually drove off and they didn't think anything of it until a little while later there's crime scene tape everywhere. They were kidding me and they didn't see the body. No.

Wow. He said quote, I ran over her until she looked like spaghetti And then he just leaves and the authorities I mean they have the same questions as Wade's dad Why would you do that? And he just tells the investigator quote it came across my mind to just murder just kill kill kill He says it's just like you know what I've already done it once I'm gonna do it again it came across my mind to just murder murder murder just kill kill kill He said that he could also sense Diane's fear and that made him want to kill her he said she really wanted out of the car bad at this point and I could tell I can sense her

fear I'm like a lion you know and you're the prey I can sense it they can't get away from me even if they wanted to I'm too strong I mean I don't look strong maybe necessarily but I can believe it or not I'm not trying to be mean but I could take either of you two down. He's talking to the two detectives. He's like, I don't look strong, but I could take it down. And he said her fear is what triggered him to kill her because he's a lion and she's the prey.

He allegedly tells the authorities and I would do it again. Afterwards, he drives to Joe's crab shack where he is confronted by the police and it manages to escape once more. Then he drives to the print shop and manages to escape once more. As for why he took Christine's phone, he states that somewhere along the Buddha bar or Jason's house he had lost his phone and before he left Christine's, so she's already deceased at this point he needed a phone he grabs hers and uses her face to unlock it with face ID and he leaves police had already arrived at Christine's

house by this point and immediately upon walking in they knew that clearly something was amiss someone had placed what seemed like a roll of blankets just in the middle of the hallway between the bedroom and the kitchen. they slowly approached the wad of blankets and they quickly realized that at the center was Christine. just from looking at her, her face is badly bruised, she has a swollen eye bruising up and down her body, her fingernails were broken and chipped indicating that she was asleep when he started strangling her but she awoke and there was clearly a struggle and she fought back hard. And what's crazy is this isn't even the first time that the

police had known about Wade Wilson. A few months before the murders there was another situation. A few months before the murders, there was another situation. Kelly did not know Wade Wilson. Kelly is another woman. But she knew Stephen Wilson, not his dad. Okay, but that was her boyfriend that she had been living with for the past six months. They start living together 2018, but the incident takes place February 2019 and the murders are October 2019. So this is they start maybe dating a year before the murders. Kelly and Stephen are full-on living together when she finds some weird things in the house. It's like this weird glass contraption. It's obviously not hers, so it's got to be Stephen's.

And she doesn't straight up ask Stephen about it because maybe she just has an inkling that he's gonna lie to her. She ends up taking a picture of it, posting it on to Reddit, and asking Redditors, hi, hello, what is this? Is this like a drug thing? I don't know anything. Everyone starts commenting, oh yeah, that's a makeshift crack pipe. Your boyfriend's doing crack. Kelly also finds out that his name, her boyfriend's name that she's been living with for six months, isn't even Steven Wilson. Well, I mean it is, but his real full name is Wade Steven Wilson. And he's got two kids. He has children.

Wade Wilson has kids. And he did not tell her about that. She ends up finding out through all of this by herself. She confronts him and he tries to convince her, those are my kids. Those are my friend's kids. Which what? Like we're not even getting into, I mean the drug usage, she hates it, she doesn't want drugs in the house and the fact that he's constantly lying to her, in addition to all of that, Kelly would catch him cheating on

her multiple times with multiple different women, he would deny it. She would at times catch him on camera cheating and he would still deny it. She said this guy is a master manipulator, that's how he lives his life. I guess one day Wade had enough of being called out on his own bullshit because Kelly comes home and everything is gone. Everyone and everything is gone. Not just Wade's stuff, but all of her stuff is gone too.

He even took her gun and ran off. She reports it to the police and they do nothing about it. Kelly would later say, he didn't have any violent tendencies, he yelled a lot and was mentally abusive, he kicked a door in once but he never hit me and I just thought I was in a shit relationship. I didn't think anything of it until he tried to kill me. A few months before the murders, February 2019, the murders take place October 2019. This is the day

before Kelly's birthday. Wade comes over to her house and he's like, I'm sorry, I'm gonna go to rehab, I'm gonna get the help that I need, and we're gonna be happy again. By the way, Kelly has like a whole TikTok series about this. She's like, I've been on this train before, I know where this is going. No, like you're not going to rehab and I know it. They start getting into this heated argument, screaming at each other. Wade leans over and starts choking Kelly, throws her into the backseat of her own car, he grabs the knife, cuts off all of her clothes, essays her.

He starts biting her all over the face, he ends up busting open her lip, she's got ligature marks on her hands, knees, neck. Her neck marks are so deep that Wade's fingerprints are literally imprinted into the bruises on her neck. He then proceeds to tie her up, gag her, drive three and a half hours to the Florida Keys, where he is definitely not going to rehab. Now, mind you, this whole car ride, Kelly has a shirt tied around her head. She's literally being kidnapped. Leggings stuffed into her mouth and she's naked in the backseat. She also has a broken foot because he slammed the door on her foot.

He just takes her on a journey, driving through McDonald's, stealing her phone, selling it to buy crack, and eventually he leaves her in her car in the middle of nowhere without the keys to go hook up with another girl. Kelly manages to untie herself. She drives all the way back home.

This is like four in the morning at this point. She said that she was speeding back home, quote, going like a hundred miles an hour trying to get someone to help me, hoping that I would get pulled over so that I could explain what was happening. Kelly states that the police took pictures of all of her injuries. She had a rape kit performed and received treatment from the hospital for several hours, but she states that the police did not care for the case. They found Wade down in Florida Keys and he told the authorities, Kelly's just kind of into that thing. Like

into that kind of thing. Choking and rough stuff. That's all it took. And police just stopped. The incident report reads, quote, based on everything learned during the investigation, at the time the case will be inactive due to the following. There are no witnesses to the alleged crime and no evidence to establish probable cause. The suspect has continued to deny the allegations and refuses to submit to an examination. The case will be inactive pending further investigations. Kelly also claims that the day that the police decided to deem the case inactive, Wade told

authorities that Kelly was stalking him, that she was warning his current girlfriend about him and that would be stalking and the police were going to open an investigation into her. I don't think anything came of it, but still, Kelly has also stated on her TikTok that Wade tied up another girlfriend of his and threw her out into a parking lot completely naked and that at one point he dated a man and ended up stabbing him. Yes, so Wade dated a man prior to I don't know, I think it was after Kelly and he ended up stabbing the man, stabbing his boyfriend. This is all from Kelly? Yes. Wow. Now, Kelly states that she has since gotten an attorney and she firmly believes that had the police believed her or even tried

to investigate a little bit, had they arrested Wade, he would have not killed the other two women later on. She's also very vocal about how much she hates the man, which is understandable, but she says, I want nothing to do with him until it's time to watch him fry, and I will be in the front row with a big old sign saying bye. Oh. Yeah. Yeah, fry as in, execute it. Wow, yeah. Yeah. Fry as in executed. Wow. Okay. Now what is certifiably frightening is the fact that when Kelly shared her story on TikTok after Wade Wilson's arrest, after

he was already going viral on TikTok for being hot, okay, people commented on her video, well you're a three and he's a 10. After her traumatic story of being kidnapped and essayed by a now convicted killer and how perhaps if the police had listened to her, none of this would have happened, there were some people still focused on the fact that they believe he's more conventionally attractive. I really hope that these netizens are not 18 or registered to vote in the US this upcoming election because I'm terrified. Now some people on TikTok seem to excuse double homicide for the pure fact that they like this man's face tattoos.

It's kind of wild. That is why Wade Wilson is going viral on TikTok. They keep playing his court videos with the Joker quotes overlaid or the Joker audio overlaid. One TikTok is of him in court and there's audio of the Joker's voice from the movies saying, remember this, nobody watches you harder than the people who don't like you so give them a show they'll never forget. It's like fan edits right? Yes, he's on trial for double homicide. There's also this one moment in court where I don't know why he's doing this, but he's kind of placing both of his hands and sliding them over his frontal pants area.

And the comments are genuinely thirsting over this move. They love his hand placement. And when someone tells them, hey, this is actually insane, they say, we don't like what he did, but we just like his face tattoos. And see, I have a problem with that. Let us have a full rundown of some of his tattoos and their meanings, but we just like his face tattoos. And see, I have a problem with that. Let us have a full rundown of some of his tattoos and their meanings, shall we? Even after some of these people have been told what the tattoos mean, they still don't care though. I'm just going to preface that. He has the word live tattooed on his fingers, L-I-V-E. He has T-T-G tattooed on the right side of his forehead, which allegedly stands for Time to Go or Trained to Go, as in Ready to Fight. He has Bread for War tattooed in big letters under his chin, again as in Ready to Fight, Ready for War.

He has the letters NMM on his left jaw. That, the meaning seems a bit more up in the air, but some people believe that it's a reference to Deadpool, the Marvel character. Wait, what's the tattoo? N as in Nancy, M as in Mom, M as in Mom. So that's the tattoo that Wade Wilson is the Deadpool's name in the movie. So they share the same name. Yes. And that's why some people call him the Deadpool killer right now, especially because the new Deadpool 3 came out around the same time that his verdict came out.

And yeah, it's just the timing is horrendous. Now Deadpool's alter ego is Wade Wilson, and Deadpool actually gets M-Day tattooed on his body for the day that the mutants lost their power. So some people think it's a reference to his name being Deadpool, but it's very unclear. Around his eye, he has the words, why so serious, which is likely a reference to Heath Ledger's iconic line in 2008's The Dark Knight as the Joker. And then he has the words, ha ha ha, tattooed underneath.

He also has a wannabe Glasgow smile tattooed onto his face, which is, you know, where the Joker has his lips cut to his ears? He has it tattooed though. So it's not a real cut, it's a tattoo. And it might have to do with Heath Ledger's next line in the film, which is, He sticks the blade in my mouth. Let's put a smile on that face.

So it's why so serious. He sticks a blade in my mouth. Let's put a smile on that face. He also has the number 14 on the right side of his neck, which is a white supremacist mantra that stands for the 14 words they live by, which is we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. He has the number 88 tattooed on his neck next to the 14, which is the numeric code for the eighth letter of the alphabet, aka H. So 8-8 would be H-H, and for white supremacists, it stands for Hail Hitler. And the combination of the numeric codes 14 and 88 is typically a very white supremacist

number. He also has two swastikas, one under his right eye. Yeah, in case you're like, well no, the 1488 could mean something else. Maybe it's January 4th, 1988. No, he has a swastika under his right eye and another one on his scalp. But a lot of the times the one on his scalp is hidden by his hair. It's huge. It takes up like half of the right side of his scalp. Now, the thing is, when he went to the Buddha Bar in 2019, when he committed these murders, he did not have any face tattoos. Otherwise, I don't think Mila would have dated him, I don't think Christine would have given him the time of day, I don't think Diane would have even stopped momentarily to help give

him directions. I mean, you see one swastika on the face, you're running. But he didn't have any of these tattoos on his face in 2019, or in his mugshot. He wasn't allowed on bail. So how did he suddenly show up to court with these tattoos all over his face? October 2020, almost exactly a year after the murders, Wade has been sitting in prison waiting for this upcoming trial. He was obviously denied bail.

And that is when a little note gets slipped underneath a different cell door. The note reads along the lines of, I'm here for two murders, but I'm going to leave around 1 or 2 a.m. There's also an address. This is where I want to be picked up. It seems like an arrangement of sorts. What do you mean you're leaving at 1 or 2 in the morning? This is prison.

You don't just get to leave when you want to leave. A man named Curtis in the cell picks up the note and he smirks. Message received. I mean for Curtis, not for Curtis' cellmate who's sitting there like, what do these people think we're doing? This is not an episode of Prison Break. He goes to the guards, tells them what he saw, everything. He tells them from start to finish. The guards storm the entire cell block, full lockdown in pod one, and sure enough, in one of the cells, the glass on the window had been cracked. Side note the window is too tall for anyone to actually climb through but the metal stool that was bolted onto the ground was also found to have been pried off someone had ripped it off from the ground

so whoever did this they're determined to get out but not smart. Wait wait wait so what does that mean? So the window is window? The window is really tall, so there's no way that anyone, even someone 6'6", could get through the window unless they have some sort of leverage. But the furniture in cells are usually bolted to the ground because of that reason. Someone had pried off a metal stool that's bolted to the ground. So they can step on it. Yes, they ripped it off so that they can step on it. I mean, they're determined but they're not smart because even if you get that window cracked open,

it's so small, like they make them small for a reason. It's not gonna fit an average male body through it, let alone a six foot, six inch dude. Additionally, even after the window, you're still talking about multiple layers of barbed wire, guards with guns, security, alarm trigger, CCTV. I mean, I guess we'll never know if they had a whole plan to outsmart any of that because both Wade and his cellmate are caught. They're charged with attempted prison escape and criminal mischief. I mean, side note, the whole time Wade is in

prison waiting for his trial, he is just overall a mess. He keeps reaching out to news networks to talk about what happened and each time he would just change his story. First, he stated Christine was alive and well when he left her house, and that Diane was the one that asked him for a ride, and that he dropped her off at a bus stop. April of 2023, Wade was caught running an El Chapo wannabe scheme in prison.

He was charged with attempted trafficking of crystal meth inside a prison. He also snitched on another inmate of his who was trying to kill the mother of his child. There is an inmate by the name of Tristan Jenden and he wanted to kill the mother of his child. He asks Wade, can you help me kill the mother of my child who's obviously not in prison?

And Wade is like, how would I do that? I'm in prison. And he says, well, of course, I think you know some people on the outside. He promises Wade a quarter million dollar payout, which I highly doubt that he's telling the truth here. And I think Wade also knew that Tristan is not a believable character.

Tristan even wrote this letter for Wade, detailing how he's gonna get paid. He literally writes the evidence. He writes, next plan involves going to funeral home and crocking my pop safe open to extract drug money and hit money for Valerie. ADT security pin to disarm system is blank. Garage door code is blank. Easy ass in and out and you can open safe with diamond blade demolition saw. Easy quarter mill in there. Could've been done already. Yeah, Wade wasn't buying it because he goes straight to the prison guards and snitches on him.

He says, People would accept a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, surely, but I'm not that type of person. I don't know her personally whatsoever from a can of paint, but it doesn't matter. She's a person. No way. I think that he knew he wasn't gonna get paid. I think that he knew that he didn't have anyone on the outside to do this, and he was gonna use this on the outside to do this. And he was gonna use this to his advantage to make himself look like a moral person.

But it's just all very transparent what he's trying to do here, no? Yeah. So he actually ends up receiving the tattoos in prison. He gets all of the face tattoos in prison. And there's only one rule to get a tattoo in prison. You just don't clench too hard. Because someone's gotta smuggle that tattoo gun up the butt into prison. You can't clench too hard in front of the cellmates when you're getting the tattoo. Someone's gotta smuggle in all those ink bottles up the butt.

Typically, that's what they say, yeah, according to Reddit. I don't know. I've never been to prison. But he chose to get these tattoos in prison while awaiting trial. Now obviously these new prison face tattoos are not going to do him any favors during the trial. His attorney's motion to let Wade change his appearance for the trial aka can we please let him get a haircut, get some suits, and clean up his face tattoos whether it's covering them up with makeup or something. The judge grants this. They give Wade permission to cover up his face tattoos, his clearly racist, obnoxious, and honestly just very poorly done tattoos on his face. But when Wade shows up to court with his new suit, new haircut, and new face tattoos, his

attorney sits down next to him, takes one look at the side of Wade's face, and he looks genuinely disgusted by his own client. He shakes his head and he whispers to the co-counsel and he just looks grossed out because Wade asked the judge for a haircut He does get one but he does a strong fade on the sides of his head and he's basically showcasing the giant swastika tattooed onto his scalp Yeah, so so he gets the tattoo in prison, these very, very specific tattoos, and he decides to show it in court. I think that says more than enough. Yeah, and he goes out of his way to show it in court.

Yeah. Okay, covering up the face tattoos, maybe that's... I honestly don't know why he wouldn't do that. But to intentionally get a haircut to show off the scalp swastika it's crazy and this is not even like a momentary like oh i'm not no like this is like a decision he made over and over and over yes now that moment of the attorney being disgusted by his own client has gone viral online as well as another moment that wade shares with another one of his attorneys a blonde female attorney he is leaning closer to whisper something,

which is kind of what you do in court. You can't really speak loudly, but that moment has been romanticized by some people on TikTok who I have a suspicion, perhaps they have undergone lobotomies recently because they keep comparing this scene to the scene of Harlequin and Joker from Suicide Squad. Yeah, there are edits all over TikTok of just Wade walking into the courtroom. And I guess there's a noticeable bulge in his pants. And the comments on the fan edit of him walking into court read, it walked into

the room before he did and people are having a blast. There's another fan edit where he's walking into the courtroom in his suit and there's two police officers watching him because he's a dangerous killer. But the song on this one goes, as I walk, do you know this song? As I walk through the shadow of the valley of death, I take a look at my life and I realize there's nothing left.

It's like a very, it's a fan edit song. It's to make someone look cool. They think he's the Joker. And the comments read, he walks in like he's about to lead a very important all-company staff meeting. He walks in like he's a model for Hugo Boss. The attorney has a thing for him for sure. He walked in like he's the attorney.

He walks into the courtroom as if he's the judge. Heart emoji. He walks in like he's the attorney. He walks into the courtroom as if he's the judge. Heart emoji. He walks in like he's the president He's the CEO of the court Another fan edit includes a song by Eminem called spacebound the lyrics go nobody knows me I'm cold walk down this road all alone. It's no one's fault, but my own it's the path I've chosen to go frozen to snow. I show no emotions whatsoever. so don't ask me why I have no love for motherfucking hoes." That is crazy. It's a fan edit with just screen captures of him from the trial. You know, the trial

where he's being tried for double homicide? And one of the comments reads, "...as a family therapist myself, I cannot imagine this court without a report and explanation of how the adoptive parents treated and influenced this young man. Another fan edit is just of him walking into court. There's a sad song playing in the back. The caption reads, how do people say he's showing no emotions? I see he is sad, hopeless, and helpless. Let's forgive because at the end of the day nothing is gonna change. Peace. And they do a peace emoji. Another comment reads, I can see his aura.

He killed his emotions too. He accepts his situation. That's why he looks like that. In another TikTok, there's whole TikTok pages, multiple TikTok pages dedicated to him. One comment on that page reads, I don't support what you did, but I just see a lot of suffering in your eyes. There is also a Change.org petition to stop Wade Wilson's death penalty execution

because this is a death penalty trial in Florida, which I wouldn't even be talking about this petition in this context if it were a genuine, or at least in my opinion, a genuine petition organized by those who genuinely just are opposed to the death penalty across the board. And regardless of if it's Wade Wilson or anybody else in the world, they would be fighting for their rights to live. That is a very different story. We are not here to argue whether the death penalty is good or bad. But just reading the comments left behind on this petition, it is pretty clear some of these petitioners, they could care less about the morality behind executions carried out by the state. Even the original petition, again, like I said, if it's a petition created by someone who just genuinely is opposed to the death penalty,

I would not be talking about it in this manner. But the petition itself includes a poem. The poem reads, You wear a mask of tattoos as your disguise, But I see the pain and sadness in your eyes. It's clear by your beauty that God wanted you to live a beautiful life, filled with joy and the love of a devoted wife. But after a life of abuse, a damaged boy remains, a boy who is shackled in sorrow and chains. You had a life of torture and didn't get the chance to find a way to fight the demons you face night and day. As the verdict looms, the world

spreads hate, but let us pause for a moment and contemplate. Because behind the bravado, the world should see a frightened boy who deserves our sympathy. In your gaze, there's a desperate plea for a little understanding and empathy. The world sees a villain who should never be free, but they don't know your full story." That is crazy that somebody came up with that. Yeah. Like they sit there and they thought they were like, what's the better word here? They thought they ate too. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. One comment on the

petition reads, save this man. He's too young to die. This man doesn't deserve death. He needs help. Praying emoji, crying emoji, broken heart emoji. This is so heartbreaking! Another reads, I wish I would have known him sooner. So many people don't realize how much good there is within. Society failed. Society failed. Everybody! I do not support the death penalty in this matter or case. I do not support the death penalty in this matter or case. The death penalty is murder. Murder is a sin. Therefore, if he is sentenced to the death penalty, it makes them no better than a murderer. He still needed time to develop. He's 25, okay? He had a rough upbringing into his adolescence. The pain in his eyes from seeing his dad brought out hidden trauma of neglect and abandonment. Suffering in your own pain brings a lot of cognitive

issues and out of touch of reality. This guy deserves a second chance to realize there's consequences. He may be a father and we don't want the same pattern to occur with his children. He has suppressed thoughts and needs proper psychological treatment. He's very young to be sentenced to death. Yes, he did murder two innocent victims but I believe he does have mental issues. I've been exposed to people with different types of mental issues and I'm sure if you get to know him you would notice these things. He should have received medical help when

he was a small child. I believe that he would not be at this point today then. Another one reads nobody can decide if a person lives or not. Not just because it's the law it means you know they can decide if a person lives or not. Not just because it's the law. It means, you know, they can decide if a person lives or not. Fuck them. It doesn't even make coherent sense. At this point, irony is just sitting in the room with us. Another person comments,

We all make bad choices, some worse than others, but there's no reason to kill somebody for the things they did. These people are delusional. One just reads, save Wade! He doesn't deserve the death penalty! Save Wade! Save Wade! Save Wade!

Save Wade! Or, I think he was set up for this. He deserves a chance to speak. Yes, he was given a chance to speak. He said he ran an innocent woman over until she turned into spaghetti. That's what he said. Another one reads, I fully understand what he did, and my heart goes out to the families. But God says, if you ask for forgiveness,

you shall be forgiven. I don't know what his beliefs are, but I feel that who are we to be judges of someone's life? Only God can judge. We are not allowed to be at any given time. Judgment Day says it all. I feel if any other killers were not sentenced to death for their crimes

they did that were more horrific, then why are we trying to sentence sentenced to death for their crimes they did that were more horrific, then why are we trying to sentence him to death? I mean, technically speaking, judges can also judge, right? Another just reads, he doesn't deserve to die. This whole case is sketch. Chris Watts murdered his entire family and he's still sitting and living. Not fair. I'm just so confused about it. I'm just so confused about it. Some people in the comments actually question his guilt. So that's the whole thing. Some people believe that he's being framed. Where did they get this crazy idea, you ask?

From Wade Wilson himself. In 2020, the year after his initial arrest, he told a news station that he had been involved with some very shady people in the past, like really shady. They were traffickers, trafficking syndicates. They trafficked all sorts of commodities, drugs, humans. He used to manage the product, aka he used to groom women for them, manipulate the women into becoming victims. And then he wanted out.

He was like, my soul needs to heal, basically. I need to get out. And they said, no, you're never getting out. And he said, no, I must. And they framed him for the murders. So because of that one comment in the change.org petition reads, there are too many holes in this story. You know how many people got locked up and are not actually guilty?

Imagine putting someone to death and they weren't guilty. I believe he's covering for someone. He already said he had to lie and confess to protect his kids. What if he didn't do it and we kill him? And the death penalty won't bring them back! Someone who is in pain and has had lots of trauma deserves a chance to be happy and find God, even if it's locked away. He deserves a chance at life with meaning and his kids deserve to have their daddy around. It's likely that some of these netizens have a sexual interest in those who commit crimes it usually manifests in those who believe that they can change someone that someone is so evil and is so willing to kill but they will go to the ends of the earth to, I guess, protect the ones that they love

that only they can heal the inner child of the killer and nurture them they think that they're living in their own dark romance novel but no, you're living in a true crime documentary because you're gonna be next, like I don't know how else to put it, and I know some people consider this case a book talk case because there were some people on book talk that were, I guess, romanticizing it as a dark romance, but none of the book talk guys would do this. I mean, if you read a dark romance book, I don't think that they would- they don't do

stuff like this. It's just bizarre. There are people even writing letters to the judge that read, if you look past his tattoos to his face structure since being in prison and medicated, he's healthier. His face is fuller compared to his booking pictures mugshot where his face is gaunt, pale, and he looks unhealthy. He's been healthier since being in prison, so in this healthy state

of mind he is fully committed to the white supremacist tattoos on his face. I mean I feel like the argument is not being proven here. Again, we're talking about the white supremacist Wade Wilson. Not only is his face a walking racist poster board, but he's part of the prison gang Unforgiven. It is the largest white supremacist prison gang in Florida. meanwhile, christine and diane are gone, and i don't think that they've publicly stated anything about seeing these tiktoks that have been made about wade wilson, and i don't even think that's something that we could be able to comprehend the amount of anger, or I don't know exactly what the word would be if they were to stumble upon them but Christine lived alone with her cat Monte

Monte was actually a fixture in a lot of the crime scene photos The jury and the court had seen him in a lot of the pictures and they just called him the fat cat Because after Christine's very vicious murder after the police police arrived at the apartment, after CSI came to take pictures, through all of that, Monty refused to leave Christine's side. So that is why he is in a lot of the crime scene photos. Christine's cousin gave a victim impact statement where she says, Christine adored her mother. They were two peas in a pod. They were the same and different in the most beautiful ways. They lived less than one block apart in 2019 when this occurred.

Christine's mother has not been at this trial. Once Christine was murdered, she was never the same. How could she be? Her health declined quickly. She left Florida and is now cared for by their son in Maryland. Christine's mother is my godmother. When she left Florida, she made me promise to see this trial through and I have kept that promise. We all have. We have sat through graphic testimony and heard all the positively gruesome details of how our girl met our end.

And I sit here today and I listen because that's what Christine would have done. She would have sacrificed her sanity to see justice done. And so I have done the same. Losing Christine has been like loving Christine. It has changed the courses of our lives forever. Losing someone to murder is foul and vicious and soul crushing and with one exception and she looks straight at Wade and he looks straight back at her. She says, with one exception, I would not wish it on my worst enemy. Zayn Romero was 11 when his father died, and he was 14 when his mother Diane was murdered. Wade Wilson orphaned a child. Now in court, Zayn is 19. I mean, he's barely an adult, but he's somehow brave enough to stand in front of his mother's killer. He tells the court, My name is Zayn Romero.

I'm a 19-year-old college student going for my bachelor's in graphic design. I am Diane Ruiz's youngest child. I was 14 when she passed. I was just starting my freshman year of high school and she was so excited to see me grow up and so proud of what I was growing into. She supported me in all my dreams and only tried to help and uplift me when I was taking on new risk and challenges. My father and uplift me when I was taking on new risk and challenges. My father unfortunately passed away when I was only 11.

My mother was all I had left. I was barely two months into my first year of high school when she passed. I was in marching band and the week prior she was telling me how excited she was to go and watch me perform at the weekend's football game. It would have been her first time seeing me perform. That was my first year in the marching band. She would never get to see me perform and I would never get the experience of seeing her in the crowd. My mother supported my dreams and only ever wanted me to succeed in life. She always made sure that all the hard work I was putting into my education wasn't going unnoticed. She would always show up with these random gifts that helped me succeed in life for what I needed. She was raised in a tough home environment and only ever wanted to give me and my brother just nothing like that. She wanted us to grow

up in a loving home and for us to be happy. Diane was engaged to be married and her fiance testified. He broke out into tears during his testimony because that morning the last text message she ever sent him was she was upset at him because she didn't think that he kissed her goodbye before he left for work. And he said that he absolutely did. There have been a few viral clips from the trial. On one trial date, there were two detectives who testified back to back. When the male detective testifies, Wade is just his normal emotional range,

which is just flat. There's nothing behind the eyes. Some say there's pain. I say there's radio silence back there. He's flat. But right after the male detective testifies, a female detective starts testifying and he starts smirking, full-on staring at her, running his tongue over his teeth inside his mouth, smirking at her. It's like he's trying to incite something. As we talked about earlier, some supporters of Wade's were arguing that he's suffering from mental illnesses, which is why he should not be sentenced to death. Some further context in the trial was that, when Wade was super young, there

were some reports that he was struggling with his mental health. Which, yeah, okay, a lot of us are, we don't go on to kill for fun. But it's stated that he was very with his mental health, which yeah, okay, a lot of us are, we don't go on to kill for fun. But it's stated that he was very paranoid that people were watching his adoptive family and he insisted that all the blinds be closed. Another time his dad called the police because Wade was allegedly convinced that there was an entity in the garage. Nobody found anything or any entity in the garage that Wade was referring to.

So growing up, there were a few other instances where he was heavily involved in sports and he had a lot of head injuries from playing said sports. It's said that it resulted in a concussion a couple of times. There's also arguments that that's where his problems began. That he started doing drugs afterwards and even at 20 years old he was in a car accident where he suffered from a concussion when his car hit a tree. Now during the trial, of course, his attorneys try to argue this is why he's not well in the head. This is why he did what he did. But CT scans showed no abnormalities in his brain. It is argued that they should have gotten MRIs which are a lot more detailed, like screen grabs, I guess you could

say, of the brain, snaps. But prison records show that he's been diagnosed with multiple different conditions, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and antisocial personality disorder. Which again, many people have been, and they don't kill anybody. Multiple doctors were called in to analyze Wade and testify later on the stand. They do agree that he has significant frontal lobe impairment which would affect his executive functioning and decision making as well as impulse control and he also likely suffers from some sort of mental disorder but so do a lot of people and they don't kill anybody. The prosecutors argued that he was clearly not in a state of psychosis when he

committed the crimes. There's evidence of him very clearly trying to run away from the crimes multiple times from the police, he clearly trying to run away from the crimes multiple times from the police. He's trying to get help. He's trying to go and get a train ticket out of there, a plane ticket. They also argued that the damage to his brain could not be a mental disorder and could just be from prolonged drug use. Which like should society have to pay for that? Like that's crazy. The jury deliberated for one hour and 45 minutes and voted nine to three in favor of the death penalty. Now this is very interesting because Florida not too long ago passed a law where the death penalty does not have to be unanimous.

Wow. Yes. So nine to three is enough. Um 10 to two voted for the death penalty for the murder of Diane. 9-3 for Christine's murder and 10-2 for the murder of Diane. During the reading of the verdict, he is completely emotionless. He had more emotions when the female detective was testifying. The judge will be the final decider on whether or not he will be placed on death row and further executed by the state. The judge is going to make that final decision August 27th of 2024. So in like a week or two. August 27th? Yes. In a few weeks.

Yeah, in a few weeks. Later, one of the jurors, an anonymous female juror, would tell Wink News. I mean, there were times where, you know, he and I would block eyes and just stare at each other and there's definitely a very noticeable weight in the room when you're sitting with somebody that has done these horrific things that he did. There are certain images that we had to see during this trial that we can never unsee and that is the story of Wade Wilson and how almost he's gotten over 4,000 letters at this point I'm sure. 4,000 letters?

Letters, yeah. Digital letters, physical letters, nude photos that have been flagged, almost 200 nude photos that the prison guards were like, yeah, we're not going to let this through. Wow. People genuinely think that they can change him. And they love his face tattoos, which is... I feel like... what? It's basically... you're racist. If you love his... I don't even know what to say. How can you love his face tattoos?

They're not even well done. Crazy. What are your thoughts on this case? Please let me know in the comments, and please stay safe.