She Lured Handicap Man In An Apartment, Tortured Him for 3 Days, then K*lled him! - Angela Simpson

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Over the course of three days in August 2009, Angela Simpson brutally tortured Terry Neely, a paraplegic who lived in assistant care, because she thought he was a snitch or police informant

In August of 2009, the gruesome murder was uncovered by police in Phoenix, Arizona. After a residential trash bin was reported to be on fire, authorities discovered burned human remains inside. Dental tests indicated that the remains belonged to Terry Neely, a resident of a local assisted-care facility.

A few days later, Neely’s wheelchair was recovered near the apartment of 36-year-old Edward "Cracker" McFarland, a known associate of Angela Simpson. Investigators searched a different apartment that was known to have been occupied by both Angela Simpson and Edward McFarland and discovered blood stains inside that were a match to Neely.

Angela Simpson's remorseless confessed stating, she lured 46-year-old Terry Neely into an apartment and for 3 days straight, Angela Simpson beat, hammered a three-inch nail into his h*ad, extracted his teeth, st*bbed and str*ngled Terry Neely. Angela forced her victim to watch his own torture by placing a mirror right in front of him making until he passed away.

Shortly after the gruesome discovery, Angela Simpson, who was already behind bars for attempted robbery, admitted to tormenting and unaliving Terry Neely.

The bone-chilling confession helped inspire the fictional psychopathic hitwoman Villanelle in the thriller series "Killing Eve", Signs of a psychopath - I'm going to recycle a snitch.

Angela Simpson would become nationally infamous for her motive and her apparent lack of remorse.

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00:00 Introduction
01:44 Terry Neely Gone Missing
03:10 Investigation
05:28 Suspects
06:09 Angela Simpson and Edward Cracker McFarland
09:35 Angela Simpson Interview

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