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Cruise Ship Murder- Dr. John's thoughts on Kenneth Manzanares (Patreon)

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Kristy Manzanares was brutally beaten to death by her husband, as two of their daughters watched, while on a 2017 Alaskan cruise. The Utah man--Kenneth Manzanares-- was sentenced last week in federal court to 30 years in prison. The tragedy is something Lauren and Dr. John have been following since it happened.  Kenneth Manzanares' sentencing was brought up at our dinner table, along with many of Dr. John's opinions on the sentencing, domestic violence, and thoughts on Kenneth. The case hits close to home, literally. Kristy and Kenneth were our neighbors and we had mutual friends. 

We make an announcement at the end of this episode-a new Patreon project we'd like to add here, in addition to our unedited snacks. 

Lastly, this Friday night at 7pm pacific (10pm eastern), Join Lauren and Lori Hellis (aka The Good Lori) on the Hidden True Crime YouTube channel to discuss the new developments in the Daybell case. 

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Heidi

It makes me think of the Margaret Atwood quote “Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid men will kill them.”

Heidi
>>62810602

I feel similarly. It should be the other way around. If someone could hurt someone they know so intimately, they seem more dangerous to me.

hettyspruggins

Three years late but thank you both for your nuanced and caring take on domestic violence issues. I am a survivor and until I went thru it I did not understand it. Noone cares until victims are dead, not police, not courts, not even family. I did not grow up with my father abusing my mother. Misogyny hurts everyone and this is still the primary driver of DV.

Avin

The point about him getting so much leniency because it was DV, not a stranger, is sickeningly true. As a victim of DV, I was mindblown by how poorly I was treated by the legal system and how much he got away with. Thank you Dr. John for explaining that it goes back to the idea of ownership of women by men. Still sickening but at least it makes more sense now.

Denise Blodgett

I cant tell you how much I enjoy listening to you both. Lauren - you might need an assistant! Can't wait until your YouTube with good Lori about bad Lori and how she is once again manipulating the system. She's certainly learned over the course of her life how to get what she wants and get away with what she wants.

Ksealrose

Y’all! I ❤️ The Dear Dr. John upcoming extras! What a great idea. I can’t wait to submit a question. Bless his heart! Dr. John is such a blessing to The Hidden True Crime Community. Can’t wait to hear more from both of you! #hiddentruecrime #deardrjohn

Hidden True Crime
>>61497715

We can’t tell you how much your support means to us, Denise. Thank you! And I do need an assistant. ...Maybe one day ☺️🙏🏼

Hidden True Crime
>>61512100

Thank you- we look forward to getting your questions and starting the Dear Dr. John segment on Patreon! Please remember that we welcome questions about anything- crime cases or even personal questions! Thanks again for your support!

Sweet Pea

I love your logo!

Jessica Trump

Speaking of cruise ships! How about the tragic story with the grandfather dropping his grandson. That is one Ive always wondered about.

Melanee Evans

Super interesting insight on the way domestic violence/murder is handled from arrest to sentencing in comparison to random/non-related murder. Such a SAD case.

Sandra K.

I didn't realize there's such disparity between sentencing of domestic abuse and "other" murders. That's just wrong on so many levels.

Lureta Whitewing

Her eyes, black, bruised and swollen shut was alarming, as she lay in the hospital bed in the small town of Kotzebue, Alaska. As an OCS Worker, I had come to hear her out and put eyes on the small, Inupiat Woman. She had been flown in from a nearby village, after she had been shot by her husband with his hunting rifle, .... you could see the bullet’s path grazing the top of her head, her fingers blown off when she had up reached up to divert the gun....Four months later, during the Court on this DV/CPS case....This woman pleaded for early release of her husband...It was caribou season on the tundra and families depending on the meat to survive the winter..”We need him home..he’s a Good Hunter”....The cycle of Domestic Violence becomes normalized...and ppl who work in this arena almost desensitized.