Anyone remember this shit

@KentuckyWildcats Yeah, that’s what happened. I didn’t find out until after EP had shut down already. I just know because I caught the tail end of the EP episode on that crime channel, ID.

@KentuckyWildcats Her name was Chelsea Martinez. I believe it happened somewhere around in 2016. They met off of Ep yes and eventually in person.

@disturbedchicken 2015, she lived in southern Minnesota, he drove from Ohio, apparently she was super depressed due to a bad marriage and did not like being a mother, and was willing to help him carry out a murder fantasy.

@NativePortlander1970 Anyone know the disposition of the case?

@NativePortlander1970 yeah, I heard something like that but it seems like by the end she did regret it the dude tied her up and slit her throat.

@KentuckyWildcats Meaning, what in your gist?

@disturbedchicken https://thecinemaholic.com/who-killed-chelsea-martinez-where-is-jason-nisbit-now/

@KentuckyWildcats Clarify yourself, I know the case, what do you mean by disposition, what is your gist.

@NativePortlander1970 I think they mean what was the outcome of the case maybe.

@NativePortlander1970 I'm glad he did, though. The dude was a psycho and it seems like Chelsea regretted her decision in the end he had a muddy hand print on his clothes it's telling there could've been a struggle to get out from Chelsea.

@disturbedchicken IMHO he should have gotten the needle.

@NativePortlander1970 yeah, I agree because Chelsea is dead meanwhile he's just chillin in prison probably being someone's wife.

@NativePortlander1970 Case Disposition
When a court comes to a final ruling in a case, this is known as the case disposition. The final ruling may not necessarily resolve all of the underlying issues that are before the court. However, because the court’s ruling is final, the case is marked off as being “disposed” because the main issue is considered settled.

@disturbedchicken And her kids motherless

@NativePortlander1970 yes, that's the sad part too.

@NativePortlander1970 She was from Columbus, Ohio and drove to Minnesota where the crime occurred.
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@KentuckyWildcats They obviously let him go...

@NativePortlander1970 The posted link says he got 42 years. That's not very long at all if you say it real fast!

@KentuckyWildcats That would be as long ago as to when I just broke my lower left leg with a double compound fractuee and was in a full plaster cast, the first of three, mid february 1983, that seemed ages ago.