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orang tua hanya ingin di mengerti oleh kita tapi apakah mengerti tentang kita?
orang tua hanya ingin di mengerti oleh kita tapi apakah mengerti tentang kita?
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Pt. 1 On May 17, 2018, in Palm Coast, Florida, 36-year-old Keith Johansen placed a frantic 911 call claiming he had heard gunshots and discovered his 25-year-old wife, Brandi Celenza, shot to death in their bedroom. When deputies arrived, they found Brandi unresponsive with a fatal gunshot wound and noted that the home showed no signs of forced entry. As investigators began piecing together the scene, Keith’s statements began to shift—at times claiming he heard gunshots while in the shower, then later suggesting he had fallen asleep. Brought in for questioning, Keith initially cooperated but became increasingly uneasy when detectives informed him he was not free to leave. His demeanor changed, and he began to show visible distress. In response to being told he couldn’t leave, Keith asked, “Can I talk to my mom and dad first?”—a moment that marked a shift in tone as detectives continued to press him for answers. #police #cops #truecrime
Pt. 1 On May 17, 2018, in Palm Coast, Florida, 36-year-old Keith Johansen placed a frantic 911 call claiming he had heard gunshots and discovered his 25-year-old wife, Brandi Celenza, shot to death in their bedroom. When deputies arrived, they found Brandi unresponsive with a fatal gunshot wound and noted that the home showed no signs of forced entry. As investigators began piecing together the scene, Keith’s statements began to shift—at times claiming he heard gunshots while in the shower, then later suggesting he had fallen asleep. Brought in for questioning, Keith initially cooperated but became increasingly uneasy when detectives informed him he was not free to leave. His demeanor changed, and he began to show visible distress. In response to being told he couldn’t leave, Keith asked, “Can I talk to my mom and dad first?”—a moment that marked a shift in tone as detectives continued to press him for answers. #police #cops #truecrime
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