Brief Summary
This video presents several cases where individuals were caught committing crimes, often with fatal consequences. The cases range from premeditated murder and domestic violence to hostage situations and attacks on public figures, highlighting the diverse and often shocking circumstances under which criminals are apprehended.
- Aaron Matthew Shindle murdered a disabled man.
- Genesse Moreno opened fire in a church.
- A man threw another man over a bridge in front of a police officer.
- Terrion Lamar murdered his girlfriend in front of her child.
- Niani Finlayson was shot by police during a domestic dispute.
- David DePape attacked Paul Pelosi with a hammer.
- Dalontay Edmond-Geiger held a woman hostage.
- Logan MacPhai stalked and murdered his ex-girlfriend.
- Daniel H. Escalera charged at police with a chainsaw.
Intro
The video opens with a dramatic introduction, setting the stage for a series of true crime stories where killers are caught in the act. It promises to show the intense moments when criminals are apprehended.
Aaron Matthew Shindle
In August 2024, Aaron Shindle, a former caretaker, drove his car into the home of John Alexander Bush, a paralyzed man, and stabbed him to death. Police were called by the current caretaker who discovered the scene. Shindle was found wandering the streets with a bloody knife and refused to drop it when ordered by the police. He was shot and killed by an officer after advancing towards them with the knife. The motive for the murder remains unknown.
Genesse Moreno
In February 2024, Jennese Moreno entered Lakewood Church during a Sunday service with her 7-year-old child and an AR-style rifle. She opened fire in the main lobby. Off-duty police officers engaged her, and during the crossfire, her son was hit by stray bullets. Moreno claimed to have a bomb, but this was false. She was shot down by police. Investigations revealed she had mental health issues and was in a custody battle. The child survived.
Man on bridge
In September 2018, a Daytona Beach police officer witnessed a man throwing another man over a bridge. The officer drew his weapon and confronted the suspect, who refused to comply and reached for his pockets. The victim swam to safety. The suspect was arrested and charged with aggravated battery, causing bodily harm, and disorderly conduct.
Terrion Lamar
In February 2020, police responded to a domestic call at Abigail Simpson's apartment. Upon arrival, they found Abigail dead with 30 stab wounds and her two-year-old child unharmed but covered in blood. Her boyfriend, Terrion Lamar Sherman, was arrested and tested positive for K2 narcotics. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison for second-degree murder with attempt to kill.
Niani Finlayson
In December 2023, Niani Finlayson called 911 to report a domestic violence situation with her ex-boyfriend. Deputies arriving at the scene heard arguing and yelling. Niani opened the door holding a kitchen knife and was shot by Deputy Shelton, who opened fire instead of using non-lethal weapon. She died from her injuries. The incident sparked outrage, with claims that she was a frightened mother, not a criminal. It was revealed that Deputy Shelton had previously shot an unarmed black man in 2020 during another domestic disturbance call.
David DePape
In October 2022, San Francisco police responded to a home invasion at Senator Nancy Pelosi's home. They found Paul Pelosi and David DePape struggling over a hammer. DePape's actions were politically motivated, inspired by far-right conspiracy theories, and he planned to hold Nancy Pelosi hostage. He was charged with aggravated battery and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Paul Pelosi survived the attack.
Dalontay Edmond-Geiger
In May 2023, Ohio police responded to a 911 call about a woman being held hostage. They encountered a man, Dalontay Edmond-Geiger, who claimed to be a confidential informant and denied the allegations. After initially refusing, he allowed police to search his apartment, but he had moved the victim. A neighbor later informed police that the suspect had assaulted and kept a woman locked in the basement. With a search warrant, police found the victim stuffed in a container. Edmond-Guyger was arrested and confessed, claiming he was trying to protect her. He was sentenced to 16 to 20 years in prison for kidnapping, felonious assault, tampering with evidence, and weapons charges.
Logan MacPhai
In January 2023, 16-year-old Logan MacPhai stalked his ex-girlfriend, 15-year-old Holly Newton, after school. Holly's mother planned to report the stalking to the police. Logan confronted Holly, threatened to harm himself, and then led her to an alleyway where he stabbed her to death. He was quickly arrested and charged with murder. Due to being a minor, he was sentenced to 17 years in prison, later reduced to 15 years and 89 days.
Daniel H. Escalera
In December 2024, police were called to a senior home after Daniel H. Escalera was seen carrying a chainsaw. Escalera ignored commands to drop the chainsaw, turned it on, and threatened officers. He charged at an officer, striking him with the chainsaw before dropping it. As he fled, the officer fired shots, hitting him. Escalera was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead.
