I'm Kendall. I'm Bree. Oh, that was so fake. Let me say it again. Yeah, you were really
more like, I'm Kendall. No, I'm not. I'm Kendall. I'm Bree. And this is when the
light goes out. Whoa. Hey, everyone. So how's the week been going? I forgot you can't say
anything because we're recording this pre record. So, oh, well, but I hope everyone's having a good
week so far. When this comes out, it is obviously a nice Friday and we have a second part to our
Eileen Wernos case. Let me tell you, I'm excited for part two. Our part two is pretty crazy.
Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, literally, God, I have 10 pages worth of notes to get through. 10 pages.
So we won't keep on too much banter or anything because I want to dive in and I don't want to
waste too much time. But so just a quick summary of part one, just in case anyone may have forgotten
or just in case you may have skipped part one. Yeah, and if you skip part one, you should
probably go watch it just so you can get a good feel on the background of her life. Yeah,
I should definitely go back and listen to part one. I'm not gonna lie. It is important to know
why that she did what she did. Yes, and I'm really glad that I started the first one out with
mostly just her childhood and her upbringing because I think that just really set the foundation.
When we were here last week, we talked about Eileen Wernos and how she was raised in a very
terrible household growing up after her mother had gave her up and sorry, her and her brother up for
pretty much adoptions gave her off to her grandparents. She had been molested by multiple
men, including her grandfather and her grandfather's friends at an early age of 11. We had said how
she had found that prostitution was just a preferred line of work and she had just indulged in a lot
of drugs and alcohol. And then she eventually had given birth to a baby boy. She got kicked out of
her grandfather's house. She then embarked on a terrible journey through the state's doing
prostitution. She eventually made it to Florida where she was with to go to Louisville and divorced
after beating him over the head with a cane. Not the cane. And then went on to go her merry way
and commit a lot more criminal activities. So that's where we left off. So a decade after
marrying and divorcing Louisville in 1986, Eileen had went into a gay bar called Zodiac Bar in Daytona,
Florida, which I don't know if that's still open, but shout out to the guys shout out to the guys.
Do you want to go to a gay bar? Where she obviously was getting heavily
trasted and wasted. I put Traceda to wasted and she had ran into a young woman. Now this woman is
a really sweet woman. She was just an electric blonde with really a beat attitude and they really
got to know one another. Now this woman at the time was 24 years old named Tyria Moore. Now in
part one, I did call her Tyra, which I'm so sorry. That's just a quick fix I had to mention because
I want to make sure I get most of the names right. But I also wanted to just also mention that
throughout their time together, they went by Lee and Ty. So Eileen went by Lee and you know,
Tyria went by Ty. So it's kind of easier. I might go back and forth to that sometimes
throughout this. I just want to also mention that this is probably one of Eileen learning
those most important relationships. So also nice to just know. So a weeks prior to their
meeting, Ty had just gone through a lot of disagreements with her family, her hometown of
Candace, Ohio in general, just made her feel really unwanted for her sexual orientation,
which brought her to moving to Daytona to be a hotel maid. And then she would occasionally go
to bars and clubs and looking just to meet new people with similar interests to her. And it
didn't take very long for them, both Eileen and for Tyria to start really bonding and they
became really close. Eventually, shortly after they became a couple. Now this relationship was
really important for Eileen because she was always on the move and was never really in love
quote unquote with the man that she had met along the way. But Ty was different. I get it. Yeah,
I love love. I get it. We love a gay relationship. We love the gaze. We love the gaze. But she felt
a real bond with her. She found love with someone who had left her back and she started really
learning how to love. Now Eileen really wanted to provide for Ty and care for her in the best
ways that she could. One thing I did want to mention was that at the time Ty was 24 and at
the time Eileen was 30. Now nothing against you know, any age differences because I know I like
my older man. But I do want to say that I think Tyria had found Eileen at a very vulnerable
stage because she had just gone through a lot at home and then she had met her right after
moving to Daytona. So I want to say that going through this definitely had something to do with
that. And you know, the million dollar question is how could Eileen love and care for Tyria if
she could barely love herself? This is about a dot of mine. Fair point. Fair point, right. So what
made matters worse was that we convinced Ty to quit her nine to five at as a hotel maid to spend
more time with her and told her quote, you know what, you don't need a job. I'll take care of
you unquote. But it started getting really difficult for Eileen because she made all that money. But
it wasn't enough to support two people. They would start living in cheap hotels. They would move
around to, you know, apartments sometimes together. And when things got really bad, they would literally
stay out in the woods. Kind of like how Eileen did when she was younger, if you remember. Yeah,
on her own. Yeah. Which honor can never live in the woods. No, how can someone live in the woods?
Like, I don't understand that. But I couldn't do that. Not me. I'm too, I'm too proppy for that
life. I need my bathroom. Yes, literally. I need my bed. Same. I definitely, I definitely agree.
Very blessed. And now this is another factor that I wanted to also mention. It's that Eileen was a
sex worker and Ty kind of figured that out. But she hated it about her. She really wanted her to
stop and she really tried to get her to stop multiple times. But it's just all that Eileen knew.
So they were together for a solid four years. And Eileen became more and more desperate as the
times went on to support for the both of them. And she started to believe that if she didn't start
rigging up enough cash, Ty would just eventually leave her. And so to ensure that this didn't
happen, Eileen went on to commit her first murder. Yikes. Seriously. So the time was November 30th
of 1989. 51 year old Richard Mallory owns a electronics repair store in Clearwater, Florida.
He'd often frequent the nightclubs in Daytona Beach area and beyond his ownership of his
repair store. He had a criminal record also as a convicted rapist. Oh my God. Oh yeah. So keep that
in the back of your mind because that does come back. Now that same night of November 30th going
into December 1st of 1989, he spotted Lee waiting with her thumb up on the side of the road and
picked her up in his 1977 Cadillac along in their state 75 for a good time. But things didn't go
exactly as planned. They pulled over to a secluded spot on the road where Eileen then pulls out a
22 caliber pistol. She always kept on her and shoots Mallory four times in the chest before
dumping his body in the woods wrapped in a rug and takes the Cadillac. Dang. Just like unprovoked?
Unprovoked. But I think later on we'll also find that she found a reason to do this. And I think
I'll make more sense later too. Okay. Now her first murder is often debated as Eileen claims to
like you just said that you know, what does she do as in self-defense or you know, as the state
claims does she do this in blood? But take the evidence as you will. Like I said, in part one,
a lot of the given information is according to Eileen, but also note that not only did she steal
his car, she stole his money and a lot of his personal items and then let the scene. Yeah.
She robbed him and left. She robbed them and left. Oh, I like that. That should be like a
band name. Robbed, murdered and left.
No, on the same end, he was also a convicted rapist. So well, it's probably better that he's not alive.
Yeah. Yeah. Oh, also, I just put on my notes too that I remember watching that movie Monster
that we talked about. By the way, that was a really good movie. That was a really good movie.
I don't know if we emphasize that enough in the first episode. That's a really good movie.
Go watch that movie after this episode, please, because it is so good.
Charlize Theron, Theron, you're amazing. I love you. Also, we fucked up on knowing her
partner's name. It was Christina Richie. I looked that up. Christina Richie.
Yes. I'm like, how can I forget that? Yeah. Okay. That's definitely Christina Richie.
That's Christina Richie. I don't know how the fuck I forgot about that. But
but I'm sorry, like as I said in the movie, the movie suggests that her first kill was in
self-defense. So I mean, see the movie, tell us what you think about that, but it definitely
has its bull sides. So yeah. So Lee goes back to the motel where her entire were staying with a
Cadillac. She goes back to the hotel with a Cadillac. And the first thing she tells Ty is,
I killed a man today. But
the imagine just sitting on a bed waiting for like your man or your significant other to come home
and then just. I'm just watching the door right now. I was like, I killed somebody. I would have
been like divorced. Get the hell out of my house now. Get out of my house. What is the reason?
So not only does Ty know how Lee makes her money, which he is already uncomfortable with, but
Eileen also says, you know, Hey, I killed a man today. So I don't know how the fuck to feel about
that. At least she's honest. Hey, she busted that door saying that too. Yeah. I'm kidding.
But the reoccurring statement from Eileen suggests that it was in self-defense. And she told Ty that
it was in self-defense. I had no choice. He was going to rape me and kill me, which was enough
for Ty to believe. And I understand parts of the institution is dangerous. And it's a dangerous
field of work. But we have to look at the next several murders to really understand what is and
isn't self-defense. So Lee eventually had driven the Cadillac to a remote location not far from
where she dropped the body. And the car was later discovered, abandoned days later. On December
13, 1986, two men discovered Mallory's body in a woody area underneath a piece of carpet. The
decomposition stage had already taken place. So the corner had identified the body via fingerprints
and determined that this was in fact the body of Richard Mallory. He had died of foreground
shots to the chest, but four. But police had no leads. They didn't know what to do at this point.
It was kind of random because, again, I don't think a lot of women at the time were convicted
serial killers. And she was the first one. Yeah. So it was kind of just like what the hell do we
do now kind of thing. Meanwhile, as investigation continued, both Lee and Ty started to pawn his
belongings that Eileen had taken out of his car and use that money and the money that she stole.
Side note, what did this man keep in his car that they could pawn? I have like a hat that my
godbaby left in my car and a sticker in my backseat. There is nothing to pawn in mine.
That's a good question. I don't even think about that because I'm thinking about my car. I'm like,
I think my car is the only valuable thing itself. I know. I think my actual car is like...
I don't know what else actually I could... I'm thinking now what the hell is in my car that
someone could actually pawn if they wanted to? Like I literally have nothing of value. I clean
my car out like there's nothing in there. So I don't think they would... He has a really nice car, guys.
I have another hand. Thanks. No, I have a nice car. It's just a little old. Well, it's not that old,
but it's not new. I mean, to be fair, I literally just pawned my car like last year, I think.
Yeah. Was it last year? Oh, yeah. It was last year. It's a Bronco, guys, if you're asking.
So like I said, where was I? I'm sorry. Oh, so like I said, they have pawned his things, yes, and
taken his things to the pawn shop. They got rid of his car. And now that Eileen has done this,
she doesn't really commit her next murder until less than a year later in May of 1990.
But I do question why the next murder took so long to commit just because I mean, if she's
doing this maybe specifically out of money, like was she good after that? Was he
did he have enough in his car to like... Or was it really self-defense? Or was it... Yeah.
Because if it was for money, then you'd think there would have been more in between.
Yeah, that's true. But if it actually is self-defense, it would make more sense as to why they were
so far in between, I guess. Yeah. And why she waited so long to commit the next one.
Yeah, because maybe the other... What do they always call... John's?
John's, yeah. I think they call them John's. Yeah, they call them John's.
Because maybe the other John's were in a threat. Yeah, that's what I think too.
Maybe. Well, tell me your thoughts at the end. All right, so May of 1990, 43-year-old father of three,
David Spears, was a construction worker that had Matt Eileen on the streets and picked her up.
And after driving several miles to another designated area, Eileen took out her 22-caliber
pistol and shot him six times in the torso. Six. Six times. These are a lot of gunshots for
self-defense. Self-defense. That's what I'm saying. And wait till her trial and see what she says,
because I think her trying to back up herself and trying to clear her name is just the shittiest...
In the shittiest ways. And it kind of frustrates me, because I do want her to be locked up if
obviously this is something that she's doing on purpose. But like if you're getting, you know,
harassed or something, someone is doing something to you, why would you shoot somebody six times?
Six. Six times in the... So his truck had been found abandoned on May 25th. Keep in mind, this was
kind of the beginning of May. So it was found abandoned on the 25th of May. And his body
wouldn't be found for another week on June 1st, which ironically was the same day as his 18-year-old
daughter's graduation day from high school. Yeah. About 40 miles outside of Tampa was the
decomposing nude body of David Spears. Now this already looks bad for Eileen, because now she's
getting messy. And as we will also see later on, the prosecution will state that she already had a
hatred for men. And if she was a victim or a, you know, a victim of assault, what good does it do
for you to strip these men bare of their clothes? Why do that? I don't know if that makes sense.
Like getting rid of evidence or is that just... Right. I'm like, what's this doesn't make?
Humiliating. Humiliating. That's what I thought too. Maybe it's like a humil... Humiliation.
Humiliation. Humiliation. Humiliation. Humiliation things. Maybe. Anyways, at least five days has
gone by when Eileen commits her third murder. Wait, how many days? Only five. Not many. Not many.
So this was 40-year-old part-time rodeo worker Charles Carr... I'm gonna fuck this one up. I already
know I will. Rodeo. Rodeo. What's that? Carr... Carr... Hold on. Carr's cadan. Carr's cadan. Okay. So this
was 40-year-old part-time rodeo worker Charles Carr's cadan. I'm sorry. I said that wrong again,
but it's okay. I'll keep going. Charles had been driving along I-75 towards Tampa to meet up with
his fiance when he spotted Eileen hitchhiking. One thing I wanted to quickly also mention is I can't
be sure if he was trying to help her. Hitchhiking was very, very prevalent in the 80s. Very big.
It was like common. It was a very common thing. Not nowadays. No, if you're doing that. Ain't no
strange. You're getting in my car. If you see someone on the side of the road and their thumb is up,
waiting for someone to stop, keep going. Yeah, for real. That's all I gotta say. But I don't know,
like I said, if he was trying to help her or if he was actually looking for sex, but on June 6th,
his body was found nude, decomposing with nine shots to the chest and stomach this time. Was
he like a good guy though? I think he was. Yeah. His body was 30 miles away from where David
Spears' body had been discovered. And on June 7th, his car was found and it was apparent to police
that his belongings had been missing. So that same month on June 7th, 1990, 65 year old Peter Sims,
a retired merchant seaman turned missionary, left his home to Jupiter, Florida to head to
Arkansas to visit his son, but reportedly never arrived. His car was spotted a month later on
July 4th, Independence Day, and orange springs shortly after witnesses called the police to
report that they had seen two women getting out of a badly wrecked car and left there, just left.
So remember that because it's going to come back to us later. But tragically, Peter's body was never
found. He never found it. And she never admitted where he was? No. No, not at all. I don't think
we'll ever know unfortunately. So Eileen's fifth victim was a delivery driver for a sausage factory.
This was 51 year old Troy Beares. A sausage factory? A sausage. I love my sausage.
That was so dirty for the story. I'm sorry guys. So he went missing on July 30th and his truck
had been found the next day and the missing person's report had been filed, although this body was
later found this time fully clothed and it was discovered by a family that had been picnicking
in Alcala National Forest. Not a family. A family. Okay, imagine picnicking with your family and then
you're like your child or something sees someone on the ground and you're like that's a dead body.
What the hell? Traumatizing. At least he was clothed this time. He was clothed, which yeah,
to say the least, I guess that's good. So he had been shot twice in the torso and
decomp had begun near his body were several items including a clipboard, several documents,
and an empty bank bag. Her six victims murder was committed on September 11th of 1990. So
a little over a decade before 9-11. Charles Dick Humphreys. This was a retired Air Force major,
retired Abel Bama police chief and at the time of his murder he had actually been a Florida state
child abuse investigator. Aw. He, I know for, I know for, yeah, I mean we can we can down well
for sure deem him a decent person because hopefully well hopefully his line of work was decent.
His line of work was decent. I can, I feel like I can at least back him up a little bit because I
did read in a lot of sources that his family were like he was the nicest man ever. He would,
he spent all his time dedicating it to like finding missing persons and like
defending child abuse, you know, kids I've been through a lot things like that.
Eileen, what the fuck? It's wrong. Fuck Eileen, dude. Fuck Eileen.
So he was a father of three as well, Samus David Spears and like I said police
expected that his death had been done to to sex work by his family to finish him fully
and said that he was a man who would never ever even consider that. They acknowledged that he
would help people especially if they needed rides but they would, he would never harm them or submit
to himself to sex worker. Well they don't know that man's personal life. I guess not. I guess you
don't really know someone but we'll look at the evidence and we'll look at that later. I guess we'll
just, we'll deem it from how we view it. Okay. That's a hard thing about this case because
as much as we want to blame the victim or blame you know whoever because it's hard to know because
these men are claimed to be you know people that might have harmed Eileen and Wernos but on the other
side of things you know was Eileen Wernos you know telling the truth through some of these
issues that she have a veneta against them. And ultimately she murdered people.
Ultimately she did murder people. That's why I don't know. I get soft when it comes to these
victims because I'm like some of them were actually sounded like really decent people
and it's hard to know because I don't. Yeah because we don't know if she's lying or not.
Yeah and I can only find so much information on them. I mean these families you know of course
you have the what are they called the funeral things. A bituary. A bituary. Thank you sorry I
can't think of right now but um the bituraries things like that like things like that we're there
to read and so you take this stuff and you're like these people were really good people maybe
not the first one but the other one seemed to be so it's just like I don't know I question it.
I question it. I don't know. So Charles Humphries was found shot seven times to his head and torso.
Oh my gosh that's like this number keeps climbing. It keeps climbing but what's
created oh I can't even do it head like head. Yeah I can't. I can't. I can't.
And he took it off to the head. Oh and yeah he was fully dressed with his pockets found inside
out and his car was located by authorities one week later with the license plates removed
and it took officials almost a month to even tie his car to him.
Uh terrible. She's good though. She she somehow is like really good about not getting a track record.
Covering her tracks. Yeah yeah and I think was really smart about this too um that she I don't
know she intentionally did this but she kind of did this in all separate kind of counties so all
the police you know all the police they don't really talk to each other. Yeah they're all
separate so they're all investigating this separately. So Eileen's last and seventh victim
was 60 year old truck driver Walter Antonio. He was heading to look for a new job and unfortunately
had him mated. His nude body had been found on November 18th of 1990 in a remote area of Dixie
County. Dean Compt had taken effect and it was found that he had four bullet holes to the back
of his head and back so execution style. And Antonio's car was found five days later and
Brevard County with items missing including a gold ring he wore all the time and this is very
important because this piece of evidence also comes back to us later but what eventually
caught up with Eileen and Tyria was the car that he had crashed back in July if you remember. Yeah.
Like I said if we recall that stolen car was Pearson's what I didn't mention about that day is
that witnesses had described the women that they saw and sketch artists and investigators did get
a really nice sketch of these women and kind of put them in a really bad situation to say at least.
So they also recovered a bloody handprint from the truck of the car and though it was not until
November of 1990 they eventually really started to mend things together. So police started to release
the composite sketches and the information to the press. They wanted to keep the evidence they found
close to the chest until they had solid descriptions of these women so that it wouldn't so it would be
so it would be a little easier to catch them. The police were also investigating all of these
murders separately in different counties like we had just said so it got easier after a while to
you know bring pieces all together. Yeah. So right away the sketches were released to the news
outlets and calls began pouring in. Police began receiving over at least 400 calls and claims
and some were not helpful while others gave a lot of vital information. I think 400 calls can be a
lot especially when you're in one state. One call specifically described these anonymous women to be
Tyria Moore and Lee literally just Lee. What really threw police officers off was that Eileen had
been going by so many various aliases throughout the time that she was in Florida that it was kind
of also difficult to pinpoint who this person was. Yeah. So not only did these sketches work and help
the investigation but eventually led investigators to pawn shops where they'd find stolen processions
like a gold ring. Koff Koff the ring was Walter Antonio's. Now she also may have used her alias
when selling stolen items but her fingerprints had also been on the items. Damn. Which is just crazy
to me because I'm like it's the 90s and it's still crazy the fact that they could do so much with
like technology and like fingerprints and that's crazy. The fact that the fingerprint was on there
for like that long. So long. Well that's another thing too because I was thinking like when other
people touch it and stuff like that. Yeah. If someone's viewing it but then again like how many
people are going into a pawn shop and looking at the same exact item every day. Yeah. That's true.
But there's a lot of jewelry. Oh that's a good point. See this is why I need you here. So the
hard part about this though was that they had the evidence but they needed to still find these women
that were hiding. They knew from the beginning eventually the cops would be on their tail so
remember they were always moving around. While police were continuing their search for the two
Lee and Ty were not on the same page. Ty had seen her composite sketch on the TV
and she got really scared and left Florida and Eileen and had moved to Pennsylvania to stay with
family. She knew what was coming. Yeah she did. She definitely did. She was trying to run. January
9th of 1991 Eileen was at the last resort bar in Vashula County Florida which was a biker bar at
the time. It's actually I think I think it's still up right now. I think people after this case
have actually gone to that bar and like take pictures there because you know that's a thing.
People like to take pictures and that's sad. Yeah. So she was at the last resort bar and police
had finally closed in on Eileen for an outstanding warrant. So not murder but an outstanding warrant
for yeah one of her many millions of petty thefts or cons. But Eileen did not know at the time that
Ty had also been arrested in Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania police were convincing Ty to
elicit a confession from Eileen to and I'm sorry in exchange for immunity so she wouldn't be
prosecuted. I don't think the decision was very difficult for Tyria. No. She didn't commit any
of these murders but she was an accessory to murder. She wasn't accomplice. She knew about it.
She knew about it and so she's just equally as bad. Yeah. Not only you know it's not bad but it's
not like very cute stamp on your record so. So they bought Tyria back to Florida, planted her in
a motel where she was recorded and listened in on a series of phone calls between her and Eileen
who was also being held at the time in a jail on that standing warrant. They had various calls so
Eileen would not suspect anything that the police were on to her and I wonder the calls. Tyria would
cry and she would tell Eileen you know how scared she was to go to prison for what Eileen had done
and she even literally threatened to kill herself which is really what just put Eileen over the edge
and in an attempt to calm Tyria down Eileen had said quote you're innocent I'm not going to let
you to go to I'm not going to let you go to jail listen if I have to confess I will unquote and
so she did kind of right after the last call Eileen had confessed to the police that she had killed
seven men but in self-defense and my girl come forward you're lying that's not lies so I hit
watch some interrogation videos and then you will see that Eileen is just not giving police solid
information she's just very calm she's smoking a cigarette like she doesn't give any shit in the
world and she's just being very difficult and you can tell the interrogators are just over her BS
before Eileen had even been charged with the murder her arrest went public and people all around
this case try profiting from the story this was literally just like police officers officials
anyone that was involved with her case Eileen herself would try to make a profit but spoiler
you can't make a profit from your own crime you committed dumbass according to true crime all
the time podcast her own public defender even tried to withdraw from oh sorry they did withdraw from
the case because they were accused of working with Eileen to get her a Hollywood deal which I'm
assuming is kind of like a documentary or something probably yeah so eventually Eileen was assigned a
second public defender by the name of Trisha Jenkins who also profited off her case and
and according everybody's getting rich literally everyone everyone's getting rich off Eileen what's
going on here now according to Penn State Eileen Wernos was given a psychopathy exam and scored
a 32 out of 40 which I think a score of 25 or 30 is considered consistent with diagnosis of being a
psychopath well and she was also diagnosed with borderline personality disorder so this deems
relevant to the case just because the attorneys did try to use this in court and I think that her
second attorney may have profited off of this case but Trisha actually was doing the best she
could at this case and I think it was evident because I watched a lot of the trial videos and
it seems like she was putting in that work on January 13th 1992 Eileen's trial began for the
murder of Richard Mallory Tyria became the start witness on the case and on the fourth day of the
trial Tyria provided 75 minutes worth of testimony the entire time she would not even look at Eileen
not even an eye now a prominent claim was that Eileen would never tell Ty that Richard Mallory
really hurt her she just said that she would return home after the incident or the altercation
and she completely was unharmed and on face by the matter she just was fine she didn't seem mad
about it or anything she didn't seem I don't know I guess everyone has different reactions
to a murder but I would think that when you get home and you just killed a man you would be
pumped up on the channel and I killed someone what do I do yeah you want to just be like I killed
someone I don't know what do you want for dinner what do you want for dinner now like we're good
once Tyria had finally finished her testimony she left the courtroom and that would be the last
time Eileen would ever see Tyria at first there was speculation that Eileen would be offered a
retrial because if you recall Mallory was convicted uh what's that convicted sex offender
and he served 10 years in prison but nothing came of that so the prosecution did present evidence
of the other murders to show motive which normally isn't legal in most states to bring
evidence in from other cases but the state of Florida does have an act called the Williams rule
which is which is allowing for any evidence outside of the given case to be brought forward if it
deems relevant which really helped persuade the jurors and I feel like Florida needs that law
those people are crazy in Florida yeah there are so many crazy Florida man yeah oh my gosh
that is so true um which I actually didn't know before researching this but that was actually a
thing because what this yeah you can bring evidence into a trial that's not if it's relevant
that's a good thing I don't think that's a good thing right I think others say should have that too
but that's just me just my thought sorry it's probably just so there's like not a lot of bias
or something yeah that's true that is true but it it did help the jurors and like I said it kind of
got a lot of the people that may have been on her set of innocence out of that so and following this
prosecution also showed the court tapes that Eileen Kat confessed to so kind of showed everything
that she was confessing to and such from that day that she had been arrested Eileen did have a chance
to give her statements she told the jury that she needed the money to support herself but more
ever she didn't kill these men just to kill them she did it because they were going to hurt her
or someone else she'd explained that Richard Mallory had intentions to rape her sexually
assault her with items and harsh chemicals such as robbing alcohol to her privates and that she
had to basically spit in his face kick him off of her and grabbed her gun to shoot him with
several times now when she found that it didn't take she says she shot him a couple more times
and then proceeded to wrap his body in a rug she found so that birds wouldn't get to him and drove
off with his car does that make sense no but okay why did she care if birds got to him or not
i'm like girl okay someone is coming up to you and trying to hurt you why would you give a
fuck if they're in a rug or not to save him from getting pecked by birds where did she think it was
a rug it was a rug it just had a rug in his car i don't know where she found it i didn't find that
but piece of information but i knew that she had found a rug somewhere i guess in this car or
oh it's just random rug laying on the road i don't know i'm like really how she found this
rug that's a good question allowed him come get your rug so unfortunate for eileen the prosecution
really had her cornered and just questioned her cross-examined her just really put her on the spot
i think this is really what screwed eileen for a lighter sentence because she started really
getting angry in the courtroom she started making phrases at the prosecution she started speaking
out of turn and then the jury really just started getting tired of eileen and saw her for what she
really was yeah because an innocent person wouldn't be like all mad about it mad and making faces and
being a child in court like what the fuck you wouldn't do that prove you're not guilty you wouldn't
act out yeah she really screwed herself up for that the prosecution had really got the case in the bag
after addressing to the courtroom eileen confessed to murdering these men in self-defense but never
once mentioned her brutal rape inflicted by a malorie when she was being tried and questioned
for the murder in the first place but eileen maintained her innocence and insisted that she
never killed in cold blood so after two hours of deliberation the jury found eileen werner's guilty
of first-degree murder and armed robbery of richard malorie right away as eileen was being brought
out of the courtroom she just starts yelling slurs at the judge and the jury and you can
literally actually find these trial videos online if you want to see for yourself but my thing is
had eileen given the story that she had told in the courtroom to the police at first maybe she
wouldn't be in the situation that she had faced and there'd be a different outcome i don't know
but the judge has sentenced eileen to death by electric chair and she maintained her innocence
in a sense leading up to her final days this is not really super relevant but her last
request of meal was a burger snacks and a cup of coffee a burger and coffee a burger and coffee
your last meal wait what's your last meal if you have to have one that's a good question
probably like taco bell and like honestly i feel like that would be both of ours yeah like
taco bell and a slurpee probably taco bell Pepsi if you hit indifferent sometimes oh that is so
true i remember when we would like in high school i would go to the taco bell the same taco bell
we'd sit in the same spot and then we talk about boys for like two hours she's not lying we really
shout out to all of those people you know who you are all right so anywho on october 9th 2002
eileen wernos was executed as for tyria today she keeps a low profile and she has kept her life
private since other than just a couple of interviews that she had made profit from and it said that she
may live in pennsylvania with her family so yeah that brings me to the end of part two of eileen
wernos and her crazy ass life wow well i mean ultimately she killed people she killed people
and no matter the way any way you look at it there's no way to justify killing people like
don't kill people that's the moral of the story guys i also i feel like it's harder to
claim self-defense if you've killed multiple people it is i think so too i mean but then it comes with
the grounds of what she was doing what she was working well that's the difficult part because
like i said i think she can't stop right she needs to support herself yeah and make money so she can't
necessarily stop i mean she can but in her eyes she can't she can't it was just something she'd
know now and something she was just gonna keep doing she also had like a hard time getting a job
right yeah she did she had tried for a minute um she just didn't have an experience and everything
right yeah no i know for from just my research i know she had tried to apply for a lot of jobs but
unfortunately she didn't have that background that she needed or that she was also like an aggressive
person and she was aggressive yeah i was just gonna also say i don't know if this is actually real
but i know from the movie monster when i had watched it um the way she was portrayed in the
movie she got really aggressive and she tried to go to like these job interviews and she would just
never click with these people because she is so aggressive as a as a person so but yeah that that's
the case of i'm wearing those guys i hope you liked it and yeah wait we're not done talking oh god go on
sorry we're we're whining we're whining we're cutting it off too short we haven't even talked about
miss taria yes oh my god even oh geez i'm sorry forgive me for that um no taria really got out
of everything i mean ultimately she didn't murder anyone but she knew about it she knew about it i
feel like she's she'll still should have faced something well okay when i first was researching
the story and i kind of had a little knowledge of what had happened in this case um i kind of
felt bad for taria because i'm like oh like she was really young she was kind of naive she got
roped into it because she was already vulnerable because of her family and the people she knew
back home in ohio yeah and then it just didn't help because now she's over here getting into a
relationship with a felon and it's like i don't know when you're in that kind of situation
how does that work out like are you afraid so afraid that you don't want to leave them or is
it more so like uh i really like this person i do anything for them but i don't know because in my
mind i feel like taria wasn't as in love with eileen as eileen was for her yeah and i feel like
that's why eileen was so dedicated to her because she was really just a go-getter when it came to
just making her happy you could see that she literally murdered her for her and i guess i don't
know when it came down to it i don't know it just really shows like when you do something that bad
no one's gonna look out for you you're on your own it's not worth it it's not worth killing for
it's not worth i get love is great and fun and you know you have your fun too i just can't believe
taria is just out there yeah she's roaming around who knows she could be listening to this and we
wouldn't even know you said miss taria miss taria miss girl what's that one meme that's like miss
keisha miss keisha miss keisha oh my god she's fucking dead guys look that up on youtube i sure
it's on there it's so funny it's like the little girl who's like yelling at her doll and she's like
one video she's like beating her stuff animal she's like so funny miss keisha miss taria miss
taria yeah seriously girl you probably have some stories too tough yeah and you can watch again um
i think i haven't watched them but you can watch a couple of her interviews on the internet um i think
she looks this girl up yeah you can definitely see what she looks like i feel like when this case is
talked about taria is not brought up a lot no and i think it's because taria has worked so hard to
get her name out of it but she still is a part in a vital part about this case so i think that she has
you know it's kind of being it what oh that's her cat eating that as for the victims of this case
again as you guys at home you guys whatever you're doing right now look at these people a lot because
these were all people that were i will say they're victims of eileen they are victims at the end of the
day at the end of the day they're victims to think even like the first one when she had killed malarie
even if he had done something bad you should you shouldn't kill people like i just i can't get over
that like maybe he partly got everything it was coming for but i don't know partly like it's like
like justice was served at the end of the day i feel like yeah especially for his victims yeah
because he himself created victims of himself yeah he definitely so at the end of the day like it's
kind of i guess justice served but i'm just like she literally killed people she yeah like i'm sorry
honey but there's other ways to make money there is other ways to make money you can make money
anyway you want just don't kill people yeah for real miss girl yeah well she needed only fans
oh my god yeah hell girl she would have she would have done great there i'm sure but unfortunately
we will never know because no unfortunately unfortunately oh fortunately sorry thank you
it's late while rest in peace to all those victims especially the good ones yeah definitely
i can't imagine their families yeah especially for the families on behalf of them i i really
hope the families are doing well today yeah i hope they found peace yeah time for my little
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