*this case involves children*
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On this episode of MWMH, Payton and Garrett discuss the brutal family slaying of Susan, Adrian and Kylee Brouk.
Case Sources:
Caselaw.findlaw.com, State v. Christeson, Supreme Court of Missouri, En Banc opinion, decided June 26, 2001
Various opinions and appellate briefs filed in this case were excellent sources for the facts and the legal proceedings, including courts.mo.gov, Mark Christeson’s Appeal Brief to the Missouri Supreme Court.
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Cbsnews.com, “Missouri man executed for 1998 murder of mother, 2 children,” no author listed, January 31, 2017
Localtoday.news, “The horrifying murder of the Brouk family in Missouri,” by Tim Svendsen, August 13, 2022
Reuters.com, “Missouri executes man for 1998 triple murder,” by Timothy Mclaughlin, January 31, 2017
Themarshallproject.org, “The Next to Die, Watching Death Row”
Nevadadailymail.com, “Missouri executes murderer convicted here,” by Johannes Brann, February 3, 2017
Mercurynews.com, “Missouri executes man who as a teen killed neighbor family,” by Associated Press, February 1, 2017
Arkansasonline.com, “Missouri executes killer of mom, 2 kids,” by The Associated Press, February 1, 2017
Buzzfeednews.com, “Missouri Executes Man For the 1998 Murders Of A Family,” by Tasneem Nashrulla, January 31, 2017
Missourinet.com, “Convicted Triple Killer Mark Christeson Executed; Maries County Sheriff Says Justice Has Been Served,” by Brian Hauswirth, February 1, 2017
Kcur.org, “Missouri executes Mark Christeson for 1998 triple slayings,” by St. Louis Public Radio and Marshall Griffin, February 1, 2017
Findagrave.com, Susan Jo Southard Brouk obituary
Mcdc.missouri.edu, Missouri Population 1900-1990 (All Incorporated Places)
Thecinemaholic.com, “Susan Brouk Murder: Is Mark Christeson Dead or Alive?” by Viswa Vanapalli, July 20, 2021
Independent.ie, “Bodies found in pond,” no author listed, February 7, 1998
Murderpedia.org, Mark A. Christeson
44bars.com, “Who Was Susan Brouk? Details To Know About Her Murder Case,” no author or date provided
Wikipedia, “Vichy, Missouri”
Wikipedia, “Arrow Killings”
Assisted research and copywriting: Diane Birnholz
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im with garret if a friend or family member decided to brutally take someones life there is no way id be there to support them. You take someones life you have to face the consequences and that includes knowing your family doesnt approve of that behaviour… be different for somthing accidental but ya there is no way
I spent a lot of time alone as a kid/teen but I never thought of killing anyone…. it's probably because I've always wanted to be a Detective but still, so kids really think of killing when they're alone?
It still seems strange to me that the death penalty still exists (from uk) especially as people in America come across quite religious. Growing up as a catholic it was taught that it was wrong to take someone else’s life and only god can do that, even suicide so the death penalty seems wrong. I’m not religious and obv I don’t agree with murder but the death penalty just seems so dated to me.
Absolutely love your videos!! Thank you so much for putting so much thought and care into these cases. These help me get through my 10 hour night shifts up here in Montana! Keep up the good work!! ❤
So what happened to the other guy?
Another great episode. Also, yeah this last week in California was a awful heat wave.
Your production value just keeps going up! So impressed with you guys. ❤️🙏🏽
Does the apple podcast include the patrion episodes?
So sad and the poem was so beautiful.
Oh her poem broke me 😭💔
That is so devastating
I love your guys podcast!!! I might join Patreon for the extra episodes but I love watching your videos❤️❤️
I don't usually comment, but damn. This is one of the most heartbreaking cases yet. I can't begin to imagine their final moments, the mother watching her children and not being able to help. The children watching their mother wondering what's going to happen to them next.. oh gosh. Just such a senseless killing. Rest in peace 🙏
Adrianne’s poem is so beautiful. She could have grown up to be a writer. Those two guys who did this are awful people. I feel bad for the mother and the two kids. Ugh. Rest In Peace.
the beautiful poem at the end really made me tear up☹️💔
I've watched this 6 times already and so far all I know is the teen neighbours are suspects 💀. Murder podcasts are better than sleeping pills 🤞🏾 and Payton's voice is a lullaby.
I would love if you guys covered the case of Richard Ramirez the night stalker I feel like his victims are not given enough attention and it’s really upsetting
ok as someone who lives way out in the woods IN MISSOURI Im officially worried lol
This is just my opinion but you guys cases have been a big let down lately and just not as interesting. My boyfriend and I used to love y’all and watched all y’all’s cases back to back and loved them but the last few have just been boring…. Do more interesting stories with more twist and turns or something they just aren’t as good anymore
Where is Jesse carter now ?!
This is my first time watching y’all on YouTube and it’s so trippy to match the faces with the voices 😂😂
Can y'all please please cover the nirbhaya case from India Asia please it needs to be heard
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The Beaver family lived in Broken Arrow, OK. A town not to far from me. It was heart breaking.
Susan and I share the same birthday 😶
I was born on october 23 2000
Lol I love you guys. Garrett is hilarious he was like OK great hehe
Have they covered the Bever family killing?!
When she said February 1st 1998 I stopped eating my noddles 🤣😂 not my 1st birthday
Does anyone else try to guess before she says it when she's reading out the case sources??
My boyfriend also enjoys true crime, maybe not as much as me but he listen to a couple podcast. I tried to introduce him to MWMH but my first mistake was the start him off with the Alison Botha episode, terrible mistake, made him pass out 😂.
Plattsburg MO
Kansas City Mo
Independenece Mo
The powers to be do not listen
Green River went to Kansas To
Omg, that's horrible. I usually don't say this, nor am I super religious, but I hope the two boys who harmed that family will end up in hell
I watch you guys every week talk about true crime all around the world but this one is only 10 min from my hometown and hits a little different! Thanks for covering all stories big and small 🥰
please do an episode on the menéndez brothers!!
I discovered your videos a couple months ago and have been binge watching ☺️ but I still do not understand the “I love it, and I hate it” quote.
America is disgusting & full of shit they have no right to kill & is not their job at all, coming from ppl who love Jesus it’s just disgusting asf. It doesn't matter what they do why we gotta kill them just to make us look bad? What's killing that person doing for them? No wonder why school kids go around shooting because America makes it easy for kids to do dumb shit. Congratulations for being a good judgment
I think you should really do the Kenneka Jenkins!! Such a heartbreaking case!
Also I love what y’all do. Such a good exposure for voices/stories that need to be heard. Keep up the great work friends 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
It should not just be life in prison. Oh, you committed this crime because you didn't want to work on the farm or follow instructions set by your neighbour? Well, not only are you going to lose your freedom, but you are going to have to follow all of the guard's instructions without question and you are going to be doing hard labor whilst at the prison. No sitting around and just languishing for you buddy. Otherwise it seems like he got what he wanted, he no longer lives at the farm and does not have to work there anymore.
The ultimate punishment would be that he has to work supervised at the farm meanwhile the family of the neighbours heckles and jeers at him.
As a judge I would enjoy sentencing people to ironic punishments…