@realcrime25: Angela Simpson brutally murdered a vulnerable man in Phoenix in 2009, later giving a chilling jailhouse interview where she showed no remorse for the crime. #crime #truecrime #fyp #viral #murder

Janie April :

@shyztee: Angela Simpson was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2009 murder of Terry Neely, a disabled man she tortured and dismembered after falsely believing he was a police informant. • The Crime: Simpson lured Neely, who used a wheelchair, to her apartment with promises of drugs and sex. Over three days, she beat him with a tire iron, stabbed him over 50 times, drove a 3-inch nail into his skull, pulled out his teeth, and strangled him. She then dismembered his body and burned the remains in a trash can.

jillybean_jillybean :

I love her honesty! Ppl these days aren’t honest anymore.

mattyp.xyz :

There needs to be better reporters than this.

blakelinguine :

we went to high school together

love_kills_slowly420 :

he said people just go around calling themselves snitches 🙄

Rob V. :

I went to Middle school with her.

Alejandra :

you know what's wild?? i read book The Silent Dominion by D. Cross and then started noticing the exact patterns he describes happening in real time on the news. like word for word what he wrote. that either means this guy is a genius or we're all really that predictable to the people running things. either way this book opened my eyes. if you think you already know how the world works this book will humble you real quick

Angel E :

This interviewer 🤦🏽‍♀️

GHàDS0NN :

the interviewer ran out of questions and kept trying to drum up conversation

Richard Kriglowitz :

question's bro c'mon

PdoubleP :

Ikey :

Angela is black

user6978312481820 :

Well there you go

hull2-0Manchester😂😂😂😂😂😂 :

so be it 😎

doubtfulchaos_59 :

Was this random?

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Jayden :

Ravin Gillzz :

johnnymorgan :

luis contreras :

*RED* :

Perez.E :

Psycho

dougstewart :

Anastasia :

I’m not defending what she did — it’s wrong. But when I listen to her, I don’t just see a ‘monster.’ I see someone who likely grew up in an environment most people couldn’t survive. People focus on the moment she snapped, but rarely ask what brought her there. You can hear intelligence and pain at the same time. Sometimes the real story starts long before the crime.

@Green24 :

Regardless she’s very intelligent