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this wasn't really what it was initially reported to be. >> then a clue emerges in the most shocking of places. >> inside of mariah's body. >> that brings everything into focus. >> when i finally told him that he was under arrest, he asked me if i was serious. >> plus, he was a violent cocaine kingpin. >> i was making $40,000. >> a day. >> who ruled the streets of brooklyn. >> career, criminal, murderer, you name it, i did it. >> until he turned on his criminal empire and got on the road to redemption. thanks for joining us. when mariah king's family got the news, the 30 year old mom of two had died by suicide. they didn't believe it. and as cops looked into her death, they had doubts as well. now, in their first national television interviews, mariah's mother, sister and the detective working her case walk. true crime news through their investigation and what they think really happened. >> our agency received a call on july 18th, 2024 at about 1052 in

the evening, and it was a male reporting that a female had been found hanging at the residence. >> the caller was david norman. his son, 40 year old jared norman, lived with 30 year old mariah king. the female found hanging at the residence. mariah, one of seven children beloved by her family. >> she was bubbly. she was loud. she was boisterous. she was the life of the party. she was part of the glue that held our family together. >> she was a little mama. >> yeah. >> very much. >> mariah and jared shared this house in sweet home, oregon. land of rivers, lakes and the majestic cascade mountains. when authorities showed up soon after the 911 call, all hands were on deck. >> once officers arrived on scene, medics from sweet home fire also arrived at the same

time and started interventions on mariah, cpr, breathing, intubation, etc. >> they tried everything, but it was no use. mariah was gone. >> the medical examiner arrived shortly after that and while they were examining the scene with the patrol officers, they started to feel like this wasn't really what it was initially reported to be, which was a suicide. >> mariah and jared met in the summer of 2021 and fell hard for each other. they had three kids between them from previous relationships. mariah lived for her children, an eight year old daughter and five year old son korenar. >> birthday to you. >> she was a beautiful mom. you could see it. you could feel it. it was palpable. it was an amazing experience to watch her become a mom. >> but mariah's relationship with jared was not nearly as

tender. her family says it was turbulent almost from the start. >> there would be periods of time where jared and mariah would get along, maybe like a few days, and he would go back to ignoring her silent treatment, saying nasty, malignant, hurtful things to her. >> when he would get upset, he would literally tell her he was going to go to a bar and hook up with another woman, then proceed to get in the shower and then leave. she would call me hysterical and i would get there and she'd be on the floor. just a complete mess. >> after one blowout, about a year into their relationship, mariah moved back in with her mother. she stayed for five months. >> i found out during this time that mariah had been aware that he was using methamphetamines and had promised her that he was going to quit, but had failed to do so, and she was just really

getting tired of it, and she was trying to get his attention. talking about self-harm, and he told her, well, you know where the gun is. and he proceeded to tell her how to aim the gun so that she didn't just blow her pretty little face off. >> still, mariah got sucked back in. she would stay with jared for another year and a half. during that time, police conducted multiple welfare checks on the couple. detective shawn potter brought us to their residence. >> usually it was more just checking on her because of maybe a disturbance that she had had with jared. or sometimes people were concerned for her mental health. if she had maybe been drinking or something like that and just wanting her checked on and all of those checks had turned out fine. >> in the days leading up to her death, mariah's family says things were anything but fine. she confided in her sister she'd had a terrible fight with jared.

>> mariah told me that he had picked her up in the mattress and shaken her, yelling and swearing at her, saying, get out of my effing house, you. and her kids were asleep in the next room over. i said, you know what? mom is right. you need to leave. i was pleading with her, you know, come on, take some accountability. and she hung up on me. and that was the last time i heard her voice. >> until a month later. and that awful day. kim's mental health was suffering from all the drama, and she was not speaking to her daughter. but that night mariah asked to see her. >> i got dressed and i drove to sweet home and i went and i saw my daughter. she ran up to me. she hugged me. it appeared that she was intoxicated, but i immediately noticed some marks on her neck. she looked down. her voice got real flat and she told me, oh, that. i tried to

stop myself from breathing and i knew she was lying to me. >> after kim said goodbye, she called the sweet home police to request another welfare check. they showed up at the house at 9:20 p.m. mariah said she was fine and sent them away. kim never heard back from the police that night, but at 11:36 p.m, she did hear from her daughter, mikayla. >> she was hysterical. she was crying. she was vomiting. and she was telling me that jared had just called her and told her that mariah was dead and that she had. >> killed herself. >> i was told by jared that she hung herself in the shed. he said that he cut her down and started cpr, and that he called

for his dad, david, to bring his phone and call 911. >> i immediately didn't believe it. i immediately knew there was no possible way. >> that she's alive. at 9:20. >> p.m. when the police do a welfare. >> check on her. >> and then an hour and a half later, she's dead. what happened in. >> that hour and a half? >> mariah had sent me a text message on the 16th. it said, hey, mick, what is your week look like next week? and i texted her back. i said, hey, i was out of cell service. what do you mean, what's up? and she never got back to me. she never opened. >> it. was mariah orchestrating a sleeping with the enemy type escape. did she snap and decide the only way out was suicide? or did someone kill her and stage it all for law enforcement? something didn't pass the smell test. >> on scene. it pivoted from suicide to homicide, probably around the time that they

started noticing the ligature marks and things that just didn't really make a lot of sense. and that was when the autopsy was requested. >> when we come back, mariah's boyfriend starts looking for information. >> he would ask me questions like, hey, have you gotten the autopsy report yet? did they find anything on the autopsy? >> and what the medical examiner finds shocks everyone. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. watch more exclusive content 24 over seven on our youtube channel. follow us at my true crime news. you can also listen to our podc t. brand new episo s drop every week and sign up for our newsletter so you don't miss a thing. >> slow down. >> cut! i get it. slow motion. slow down. geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks.

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we're back with the investigation into the death of mariah king. at first glance, it looked like mariah had taken her own life. but authorities will soon discover that not everything is as it appears. in the wake of mariah king's death, her sister mckayla says mariah's boyfriend jared norman wouldn't leave her alone, and he seemed focused on one thing. >> he was texting me weird things and harassing me. he

would ask me questions like, hey, have you gotten the autopsy report yet? did they find anything on the autopsy? >> what could it have been about the autopsy that jared norman was so concerned with? the answer stunned everyone. >> the autopsy was done the very next morning, and a foreign object was located. that was of great concern to investigators. inside of mariah's body. >> a foreign object inside mariah's body. true crime news pressed for answers. to no avail. >> i cannot go into any specifics as to what the foreign object is. that's a key piece of evidence in this case. however, it was determined without a doubt that it's not something that mariah could have done to herself. >> so that's the. >> great mystery. >> is what is this foreign object? nobody knows. the media doesn't know. and it's left to a lot of wild imaginations. >> when jared norman finally sat down for a police interview a month after mariah's death,

detective sean potter kept it cool and casual. >> i didn't ask him any particular questions, just more of an introduction of myself. kind of just kept the interview more of a hey, how you doing? not to give him any sort of a concern. >> once the forensic testing was done and the investigation complete, the detective says norman was suddenly hard to pin down. but he knew norman had a court date coming up on an unrelated case. so he waited. finally, six months after mariah's death, it was go time. >> january 13th, i located jared at the lincoln county courthouse. he had been avoiding me for about a month. before that. i tried to set up an interview with him before and he stopped returning my calls. when i finally told him that he was under arrest, he asked me if i was serious. the answer was yes, i was serious. >> three days after being taken into custody, jared norman was indicted for murder in the second degree. an abuse of a corpse in the first degree. he's now being held at the linn county jail until his next

hearing. it's been an emotional roller coaster for mariah's family. >> a lot of feelings just got ripped back open, but i was happy something was being done about it. >> she didn't deserve this. she didn't have a single enemy in the world. >> she was sweet. >> a few days after the incident, mariah's family held a public vigil to remember the loving mother of two. thinking of her grandchildren breaks kim lapham's heart. >> she won't be there for her daughter's prom. she won't be there for their graduations. she won't be there for their weddings. she won't be a grandmother. >> mariah's family started a gofundme to help raise money for her son and daughter to one day attend college. for more

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homicidal drug kingpin and a deadly threat to all. >> career. criminal. drug dealer. murderer. you name it, i did it. >> but something has changed about brian. >> i'm a christian. i'm married. >> i got. >> two kids. i go. >> to church. >> and he confesses the people that he sits next to in church know nothing of his murderous past profession. now he's seeking a different kind of calling. speaking to at risk kids. >> i tell them, like. >> who i. >> am, what i've been through. >> what i should have done differently. >> letting them know that i'm jealous. >> of each and every one of them in here. >> because they got youth on their side. >> he's even self-published a book called beyond lucky, chronicling his life story in hopes of steering others away from the criminal path that he once chose for himself. >> i was a fool. i fell in love with the street. the street. don't love nobody.

>> back in the day, he was a top lieutenant in the most lucrative and violent drug ring in new york city's history. when crack was king in the 1980s and 90s. >> i was making $40,000 a day selling crack cocaine. >> jeren brian says he has nothing left of that drug money today. and according to joe ponzi, a former chief investigator for the brooklyn d.a, gibbs is also the man who helped bring that criminal cash empire to the ground. after making a plea deal and turning on his former associates. >> people often are shocked by the sense that an individual like brian could plead to that many violent acts and only spend 8 or 10 years in prison. i don't care how good of a cop you are, what investigative methods you employ, you can never get that insider's view of what went on within a conspiracy without getting the cooperation of people like brian. and it's a trade off. >> a trade off that apparently

paid off. >> it was absolutely critical. he started a domino effect that effectively eradicated one of the most violent criminal enterprises this city has ever seen. his cooperation led to so much other cooperation that at the end of that road, there was really no one left to try. >> but there was a time when ponzi was dedicated to putting brian gibbs behind bars and keeping him there for good. >> i think brian saw, you know, murder is just a necessary tool. there was incredible competition back then between rival street gangs. >> how bad was he? real bad. >> i pled. >> guilty to five murders and two. >> attempt murders. >> how many people did i really kill? six. >> thanks to that plea deal, brian served less than nine years behind bars. but what does he say to the families of his victims? >> that. i'm truly sorry. it's like only i can do is extend my

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>> on the next true crime news. cheating death by a single centimeter. >> i felt like this was it. i felt like he. he got me. >> a domestic violence victims daring escape in a florida hotel room that freed her from her abuser. >> until all i know is i feel this really cold. and when i actually touched, it was a lot of blood behind my head. >> a miraculous story of survival. >> that would have been the bullet that killed. >> me on the next true crime news. become a true crime news insider visit true crime news.com exclusive

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