Killer Wife Just Mistakenly Tells Detective Something Only The Killer Will Know.

#truecrime #interrogation #jcs Killer Wife Just Mistakenly Tells Detective Something Only The Killer Will Know. On the night of June 30, 2019, Sgt. Jason Hamrick — an Air Force recruiter and father of three — was found dead on the side of a road in Bethel, Ohio. Shot once. Dumped in a ditch not far from his own house. His wife, Angelina, walked into the sheriff's office for what she was told would be a missing-person interview. She had already left her husband a room-service dinner of pepperoni pizza the night before. She had already deep-cleaned her carpet that morning. She had already lied about where her boyfriend was. She walked into the room across from Sergeant Burgerer, and she started answering questions. Twenty-one minutes in, she says a word she has no reason to say. She says it again two minutes later. And by the end of the night, on a recorded phone call to her boyfriend in Ohio — the same boyfriend she has just insisted is in Texas — she says it a third time. This is the full breakdown. CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold open — the slip nobody planned for 2:15 Sgt. Jason Hamrick — who he was 4:00 The 911 call — a body in the ditch 7:20 Angelina walks in — baseline behavior 15:00 "She would fight back" — the pronoun slip 22:00 The gun, the trunk, the ten-year-old son 30:00 Danielle Kissinger — "liar liar" 40:00 The Cincinnati bridge — Jason's phone 50:00 The blood word — first appearance 58:00 The Champion T-shirt 66:00 The boyfriend question 75:00 Drew Clark — Air Force, Ohio, last weekend 85:00 "Did you hurt Jason?" — one-word answers 92:00 The puke on the carpet 100:00 "About murder" — the lawyer question 108:00 Drew's phone is not in Texas. It's in Ohio. 115:00 Russian passports and the Mexican border 122:00 "Jason is dead." 128:00 "My boyfriend killed him." 134:00 The controlled call 138:00 Verdict, sentence, aftermath ———— TRUE CRIMES TELLER breaks down real police interrogations, uncut, unedited, with commentary that stays out of your way. No jargon, no clinical labels, no theories. Just what she said, what he asked, and what the room already knew. Case: State of Ohio v. Angelina Hamrick, Clermont County Common Pleas Court, verdict April 29, 2021. Sources: Bethel Police Department interrogation footage (public record via court release), Clermont County sheriff's office 911 audio (public record), Ohio Court of Appeals filing 2022-Ohio-XXXX. Every timecode in this video is drawn from the released interrogation record. No dramatization. No re-enactment. Every word Angelina says is her own. If this kind of breakdown is what you're looking for, subscribing means you'll see the next one. ———— TIMELINE OF THE CASE: June 27, 2019: Angelina and the three children have pizza at Little Caesars. She returns home. She says Jason was upstairs watching a movie. She never sees him again. June 30, 2019: A neighbor named Dean discovers a body in a ditch on Bethel-New Richmond Road. He calls 911. June 30, 2019: Angelina is asked to come to the sheriff's office to help identify a body. June 30, 2019: The interrogation in this video begins at approximately 8:00 PM. July 2019: Michael "Drew" Clark, Angelina's boyfriend and Jason's former Air Force coworker, is questioned. Late 2019: Drew Clark pleads guilty to obstruction of justice. Prosecutors drop the conspiracy charge in exchange for his testimony. April 29, 2021: Angelina Hamrick is convicted of aggravated murder with a firearm specification. Sentenced to life without parole. May 2021: Drew Clark is sentenced. ———— #truecrime #interrogation #jcs #criminalpsychology #truecrimeteller #interrogationbreakdown #policeinterrogation #truecrimecommunity #truecrimestory #truecrimedaily #truecrimeanalysis #truecrimeyoutube #truecrimeobsessed #truecrimefan #truecrimecase