Summary of This Navy SEAL Serial Killer Was INSANE... (*DISTURBING TRUE STORY*)

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In 2002, Navy SEALs Benjamin Seifried and Erica Seifried were charged with the murders of two people. Erica confessed to the crimes, and Benjamin claimed he was asleep at the time. The case became a media spectacle, with the couple shocking the world with the brutality of their crimes. In 2003, Erica was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, and in 2004, Benjamin was convicted and sentenced to 38 years in prison.

• 00:00:00 In 2002, a former navy seal and his wife were arrested for burglary and murder after committing several crimes to get adrenaline. The seal's history of going AWOL and being discharged for insubordination likely contributed to his mental instability.
• 00:05:00 The successful insurance executive and mortgage broker were reported missing by their co-workers back in Virginia, and detectives from the Ocean City Police Department jumped on the case. Meanwhile, the sea freighters conferred and evaluated their performance of what they did right and what they did wrong, such as the bogus 9-1-1 call to transmit a fake self-defense alibi. The couple was on damage control covering their tracks, sterilizing the crime scene, and replacing the bullet-ridden bathroom door. The psychotic couple turned to the barbaric practices of dismemberment in order to remove the bodies from the high-rise condo. The secrets set out to find their next victims, sticking to the same plan while wearing joshua ford's ring around her neck. Ben and erica found their next victims, couple melissa's ceiling and justin tanya, lured the couple back to the rainbow and fired up the hotdog. However, ceiling and todd wright left the condo before erica tried to play another sadistic game of who stole my purse. After realizing that something was wildly off about ben and erica, by morning the Ocean City Police Department secured the condo as a crime scene and the secrets were brought in for questioning. Ben and erica left town
• 00:10:00 In 2002, Navy SEALs Benjamin Seifried and Erica Seifried were charged with the murders of two people. Erica confessed to the crimes, and Benjamin claimed he was asleep at the time. The case became a media spectacle, with the couple shocking the world with the brutality of their crimes. In 2003, Erica was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, and in 2004, Benjamin was convicted and sentenced to 38 years in prison. In April this year, Benjamin applied for and was denied parole, and has a mandatory release date of 2030.