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00:00On July 10th, 2024, the Racine Police Department responded to a 911 call from a hiker reporting a dead body.
00:07But in just a few moments, their day will turn upside down.
00:11Oh, he is awake. I'm sorry.
00:14This gentleman here saw you were in medical distress.
00:19Oh, really?
00:20Yeah.
00:21Oh, no.
00:22No?
00:23All right.
00:24Whoa!
00:25Hey, buddy!
00:26No!
00:26Drop the wet!
00:27Drop the wet!
00:28Drop it!
00:29He's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got it, he's got
00:31it, he's got it.
00:31Drop it!
00:32Drop it!
00:33Fucking A.
00:36Drop the gun!
00:37Shots fired, shots fired.
00:392-1-3, we need more squads out here ASAP.
00:42I'm not going back to jail.
00:44Kiss my ass on that one.
00:45I want the detective that's working on the case of my mother.
00:49Talk to the detective. What did you want to tell him?
00:52What my mother said about how she killed my brother.
00:54The shooter.
00:5537-year-old Jesse Patt is referring to an incident that occurred about four years earlier.
01:00On October 28th, 2020.
01:02His brother, 46-year-old Shannon Lloyd, hadn't been seen in weeks.
01:06So several concerned family members contacted the police to do a wellness check.
01:11According to the family, Shannon lived with his mom, Cheryl Christensen, whose mental health had been spiraling out of control
01:17recently.
01:18They were concerned that she was going to do something drastic.
01:21The same police department need you to come to the door.
01:23Cheryl, I just want to see him.
01:25Shannon, please.
01:27Okay, and I'll be gone.
01:28Since nobody was answering the front door, the family took the officers to the backyard where they might have better
01:33luck getting Shannon's attention.
01:35He's back in the right there.
01:37Shannon, Shannon.
01:38Shannon?
01:39They called his name a few more times.
01:42Still no response.
01:42But the officers had one more trick up their sleeves that was sure to get them into the house.
01:48The same police department, last warning.
01:51Hey, they took a scotch, reaching the door.
01:54As they were breaking in, Cheryl began yelling at them to stop, clueless that she was talking to the police
01:59and not her brother Joe.
02:01What the f*** are you saying?
02:04Why are you harassing me?
02:06Come to the door and open it.
02:08I don't have no more money.
02:09I don't have no more money.
02:09Open the door.
02:11Please leave me alone.
02:12I'm sorry, what is that?
02:13Please leave us alone.
02:15Open the door.
02:16We're going to finish kicking it in.
02:17No.
02:18Breach it.
02:20I called the police.
02:22We are the police.
02:23Why are you doing this?
02:25I need you to open the door, ma'am.
02:26That's all.
02:28She's barricading the door.
02:29Hit it before she barricades it.
02:31Come on, man.
02:32There's my answer to it.
02:33There you go.
02:37Police department.
02:37The officers walked into an eerie scene.
02:40Red paint was all over the door frames, and red X's were painted on any reflective surfaces throughout the house.
02:46However, the officers don't have time to focus on that, because Cheryl, who is potentially dangerous, could be hiding around
02:53any corner.
02:54Police department, make yourself known.
02:56Got two closed, bunch of closed doors back here.
02:59Cheryl, I need you to come out, please.
03:01Cheryl.
03:02Hey, Shannon, can you hear me?
03:04We're just going to hold right here until we get more.
03:06Yep.
03:07That's what the paint is, right?
03:08I don't know.
03:09Let's win.
03:10Backup arrived within minutes, and after establishing a game plan, they gave Cheryl one final warning.
03:16Cheryl Christensen, you're under arrest.
03:18We do not want to break any more property.
03:20We do not want anyone hurt here.
03:23Please come out.
03:24You are under arrest.
03:25With no response, the officers moved in, and behind door number one, they discovered why nobody had seen Shannon recently.
03:33Right.
03:35There's a guy.
03:36There's somebody on the floor.
03:37You on the floor.
03:39Show me your hands.
03:40Can you put the blanket up?
03:44That's Shannon.
03:46He might be DOA.
03:47It was apparent that he had been lying there for multiple days, based on the level of decomposition.
03:52At first glance, they saw no signs of trauma to Shannon's body, so it was unclear exactly how he died.
03:58They breached the next few rooms one by one.
04:01When they opened the door to Shannon's room, they noticed that his bed had red paint around it as well.
04:06Cheryl was still nowhere to be found, but there was one room left to check, and this door was locked.
04:12Cheryl, I need you to come out with your hands out.
04:14Break down my house?
04:16Yeah.
04:16I've got Taser.
04:17All right, ma'am.
04:18I've got Lethal.
04:18Just listen.
04:19Just come out with your hands out.
04:20We'll get you some help, okay?
04:21I don't need help.
04:23Ma'am, we don't want to hurt you at all, okay?
04:25We just want to end this peacefully.
04:26Just come out.
04:27Put your hands up.
04:28There's nothing going on.
04:29That shit doesn't work.
04:31Despite the calm tone from the officers, Cheryl wouldn't cooperate.
04:35So once again, they brought out the sledgehammer.
04:38Stand back from the door.
04:39Stand back from the door.
04:40Stand back from the door.
04:45Hands up!
04:46Show me your hands!
04:47Show me your hands!
04:49Get out of the door!
04:50It's okay, guys.
04:52Hold on.
04:53Shut that up!
04:54Ma'am, just relax.
04:55Keep your hands up.
04:56Put your hands behind your back.
04:58Hands behind your back!
05:00Hands behind your back!
05:08We're going to take your hands, ma'am.
05:12Hands behind your back!
05:13Stop resisting!
05:15We're good.
05:16Relax, ma'am.
05:17Everybody, we're good.
05:18Can I pull my pants up?
05:19Okay, we got your pants.
05:21I feel like I'm going to faint.
05:22Okay.
05:23We'll get you out.
05:24Rescue them and take a look at you, okay?
05:25Cheryl, have you taken anything?
05:27No.
05:28Let's get her outside.
05:29Call there, call there, Ringo.
05:32I won't want you to come to the door.
05:33My son hurt himself and broke some bones, and I couldn't lift him, and I didn't want
05:42him to go into the hospital.
05:44This is the sign I'll clear then.
05:44The officers couldn't understand why Cheryl didn't get Shannon any medical attention,
05:48if she believed he was injured.
05:51Where are you, Cheryl?
05:52You go to health where you belong.
05:54That's my nephew, Cheryl.
05:55That ain't your nephew.
05:57You didn't get to talk about him for years.
05:59Yeah, she all thought he'd be dead.
06:01That's what she just said.
06:03Oh, no!
06:04You're not waiting too damn long.
06:06Oh, no!
06:07They wondered if the family had any more insight into Cheryl's recent state of mind.
06:11So, after giving them some time to process what had happened, the officers began asking
06:16some questions.
06:17Cheryl's sister, Candace, told the officers more about Cheryl's concerning behavior leading
06:22up to this incident.
06:23I told you, I said she was, I said she did a 360s.
06:26There was something wrong.
06:27I knew it.
06:28I just knew it.
06:29I felt it.
06:30Every time I came here, there was something eerie going wrong, and she wouldn't let me
06:33in the house.
06:34And then yesterday, she said she put Shannon's stuff outside.
06:37I heard today, well, that threw a red flag to me.
06:39Well, yeah, I said it was all sitting out.
06:40Why are you getting rid of his stuff?
06:42There was boxes full of his stuff sitting out here from his supplies.
06:45I said, I want to know if Shannon's okay, you know.
06:47She was, we're fine.
06:48Don't tell me how to take care of him.
06:50We're fine.
06:51Cheryl's erratic behavior was especially alarming because she was Shannon's caretaker.
06:55The officers had already put this together when they saw the hospital-like bed in his
06:59room, but they had no idea what condition Shannon had.
07:03Do you know his medical diagnosis and stuff like that?
07:05He got hit by a car when he was 14, which caused him to be hampered, and he has brain
07:14damage when she has hydrocephalus.
07:17Hydrocephalus is a buildup of fluid in the brain, causing brain damage and therefore
07:21a wide range of physical and mental symptoms.
07:24However, despite any impairments Shannon had, he was healthy as can be, according to
07:28his doctor.
07:29Do you know the last time you got the doctor?
07:31Well, I know he had a doctor when I was here, but I think it was like a month ago.
07:35They said he was very healthy, so I knew there was nothing wrong with Shannon.
07:39He was very, very healthy.
07:40The lead investigator also spoke to the family and discovered that Cheryl's spiral into madness
07:45began months ago when she started taking a new medication.
07:49She started saying this really crazy stuff about this guy that she's following on YouTube
07:54and that she was sending him money, like $500 at a time, because she's been saying it probably
08:00off and on throughout the year that the world's going to end, they're coming to get us.
08:04I think she lost it.
08:06I think she's on these meds.
08:07I think they took over her brain.
08:09I don't know.
08:10This guy took over her brain.
08:11He brainwashed her.
08:12What do you guys think happened?
08:13I mean, do you think she would, do you think this could be an issue where she just wasn't
08:17properly taking care of him?
08:18Do you think this is an issue where she might have killed him?
08:21Homicide.
08:22She's made comments of, um, if she goes, she's taking him with her.
08:26The investigator wondered if Cheryl's obsession with this spiritual preacher and the end of
08:31the world had anything to do with the red paint all over the house.
08:35It seems to kind of be a lot of the reflective surfaces, like TVs, pictures.
08:39I think it's something that's maybe with demons.
08:41They decided that the best person to probe for answers was Cheryl herself, who at the time
08:46was being escorted into an interrogation room.
08:49Okay, we'll be with you in one second, okay?
08:51It was terrible.
08:55I didn't do anything.
08:57That's all I could do.
08:59Shot the back.
09:01I was busted into.
09:03I wanted my son to go in peace.
09:06The son of a bitches wouldn't let it happen.
09:09Cheryl had clearly convinced herself that allowing her son to die and rot in the bathroom for
09:14several days was some sort of noble act.
09:16But convincing the detective wouldn't be so easy.
09:20Hi, you Cheryl?
09:21Yes.
09:22I'm Detective Claypool.
09:24Can we chat for a couple minutes?
09:25Sure.
09:26Okay.
09:27If you don't mind my anger.
09:29No, that's, I'm okay.
09:31I deal with angry people once in a while, so.
09:33I have a right to be angry as hell, and I am.
09:35Okay.
09:36The detective tried to calm Cheryl down, but any reassurance he offered only caused her to
09:41lash out even more.
09:42Cheryl, so my job here isn't to point fingers at anybody, okay?
09:47I don't know you.
09:49Okay.
09:49My house I was just busted into because it's something my brother said.
09:53I have a right to, my son is not doing well.
09:57All right?
09:57He broke some bones falling out of bed.
10:00Why does he have to be in a hospital?
10:03He deserves to pass peacefully.
10:05Cheryl kept repeating that Shannon deserved to die peacefully.
10:08But when she described what happened to the detective, it didn't sound peaceful at all.
10:13So, so let's kind of talk about Shannon here a little bit.
10:16So you said he climbed out of bed?
10:18Well, there was a big crash and he started screaming.
10:21Okay.
10:21And I ran in there, and I tried to move on, but I couldn't even move on.
10:29He was all bent up like he was, like his bones were stuck.
10:33What do you mean by that?
10:34Can you describe it to me a little bit, or?
10:36He was just bent up on the side like bits on the floor.
10:40Like in kind of a fetal position?
10:41Kind of.
10:42Would that be accurate?
10:43Yeah.
10:44Okay.
10:44How did you get him to the bathroom?
10:46I just drank him.
10:47Okay.
10:48I wasn't going to put him in the hallway, because it's carpet, and then I thought, I don't know
10:54what's going to happen.
10:55I better put him in the bathroom.
10:57Okay.
10:57I thought if he was going to pass a pain, I didn't want to see it.
11:04For the next four days, the only nourishment Cheryl gave him was a little bit of juice
11:09and water, along with some of her leftover medications.
11:12I know this is really painful to talk about.
11:15Did he ever ask you to call for help or anything?
11:17He didn't ask for anything.
11:19I only gave him something to ask.
11:22Okay.
11:22And was he asking for, like, food or water or something to eat?
11:27No.
11:28Did you try to give him some medication, maybe to help him?
11:31Yeah.
11:32And I told him, I said, it's for pain and sleep, and some of my old medications.
11:37What did you give him?
11:39Um, I tripled him and I ended up taking him.
11:43Okay.
11:44How many of each do you think you gave him?
11:46Depended on if it seemed like it was helping or not, if it wasn't helping.
11:50The medications Cheryl gave Shannon are sometimes used at low doses for sleep and pain.
11:56However, if the dosage is too high, the side effects can cause serious health issues,
12:00including coma, breathing impairment, or death.
12:04It's unclear how much Cheryl was giving Shannon.
12:06The autopsy results weren't available yet, so the possibility that Cheryl had killed Shannon
12:11directly by causing him to overdose wasn't out of the equation.
12:15After four days of consuming water, juice, and medications, Shannon stopped moving completely.
12:21He still had a pulse, but Cheryl knew he was on his way out.
12:24How come you never contacted rescue or police or anything after your son fell?
12:32I didn't want him going to the hospital where they cut him up for his organs and stuff.
12:37They tried to take him when he was 14.
12:39They tried to do that.
12:41Cheryl couldn't give a clear reason as to why she thought people were trying to harvest
12:45Shannon's organs.
12:46But she did say that multiple family members wanted him dead because he had a lot of money
12:51in his trust.
12:52People in the past have tried to get my son away from me because I had a trust put up
12:58for him.
12:59So it's up to me what happened to Shannon's money.
13:03Shannon goes in peace.
13:05F the money.
13:06His trust is gone.
13:08And I don't care where it goes.
13:10Cheryl's reason for letting Shannon die kept changing.
13:13First, it was to let him pass peacefully.
13:15He deserves to pass peacefully.
13:17Then it was so people didn't steal his organs at the hospital.
13:20I don't know why I'm going to the hospital where they cut him up for his organs and stuff.
13:24And now it was because she was overwhelmed managing his trust.
13:28F the money.
13:29His trust is gone.
13:31It was hard to tell if Cheryl was being deceptive or if she was out of touch with reality, throwing
13:36around a bunch of disconnected thoughts and paranoid theories.
13:40Do you believe that there was like any kind of like evil spirits or demons or anything
13:45like that inside your house?
13:47Uh, something was going on.
13:48Something was going on.
13:49Yeah.
13:49I couldn't see it.
13:51I don't know what the heck it was, but it was some kind of bad energy.
13:54So did you, did you paint the mirrors and stuff and like the threshold of your door?
13:58Was it?
13:59That represents the blood of Jesus against evil spirit.
14:07Okay.
14:08Although Cheryl had obvious signs of severe mental decline, she seemed to know exactly
14:13what she was doing every step of the way and had no remorse for letting Shannon die.
14:18So the detective stepped out of the room and an officer stepped in to handcuff her.
14:22Cheryl was charged with negligently subjecting an individual at risk to abuse causing death.
14:27A class C felony with a maximum fine of $100,000 and a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison.
14:35Cheryl pled not guilty.
14:37What'd she do to your brother?
14:39Left his ass next to the, because he was a, that.
14:41Shove pills down his throat and everything else for five days.
14:44Then he died and then left his body there for five days next to the.
14:49That's horrible.
14:50Yeah.
14:51And everybody was like, oh man, your mom's just psychotic and it's an ass.
14:54He didn't eat that bar of soap for a reason.
14:56And then he sat there and put the bar of soap inside of his mouth so she would stop putting
15:00pills in his mouth.
15:01Ha!
15:02I lost my shit.
15:03She told me straight on out.
15:04She goes, I wish I had somebody there to help me while Shannon passed away.
15:09I said, bitch, he would still be alive today.
15:12Ha!
15:13He would still be alive today.
15:15I want the detective that's working on a case of my mother.
15:18The police now understood why Jesse was angry and why he wanted to speak to the detective
15:23working Cheryl's case.
15:25But they didn't understand why it took four years for Jesse to have a meltdown like this.
15:30However, when they looked into his mom's case file, they discovered that another major
15:34incident happened at her house just two days earlier.
15:37On July 8th, 2024, emergency services were called to a fire at 2624 West Crescent Street.
15:44I'm gonna go knock on the door.
15:45Do you know if they're home?
15:46I don't know.
15:47Do they have a car?
15:48No.
15:49No cars?
15:50He does, no.
15:51Okay.
15:51The fire department went inside the house, and while they were extinguishing the fire,
15:56one of the neighbors approached the officer standing by.
15:59You know the whole story with her, kind of mad.
16:01She was the one who let her son die in her house.
16:06She tried your fellow, this one didn't tell you.
16:09Cheryl was currently out on bond awaiting her trial, so they worried that she was still
16:14inside the house.
16:15Moments later, the fire chief received disturbing news from the firefighters inside the home.
16:21Yeah.
16:2240-61 dispatch.
16:24We'll need an investigator out here.
16:25We got one party deal.
16:27Investigator Craig Claypool, the lead detective in Cheryl's case, arrived at the scene.
16:32Do you remember this one?
16:33No.
16:34I don't think I had anything to do with that woman.
16:36I had.
16:36I did.
16:37Because I had charges for homicide on her, so.
16:40After getting caught up to speed by the firefighters, they all went inside the house.
16:44When you showed up, you could see fire, like, right, we're all on the ground right there.
16:47Okay.
16:47We sprayed that, like, as there was zero visibility, and then when we were hitting that,
16:50then we could see her here.
16:51Okay.
16:52Although the body was almost unrecognizable, investigator Claypool was able to identify
16:57the body as Cheryl.
16:58The fire seemed to come from multiple sources, suggesting that someone had intentionally
17:03lit the house on fire.
17:05There's a couple of smoke detectors over here that are on the ground as well.
17:08This guy does a heads up.
17:10Doesn't look like there's batteries in him.
17:11In the basement, there appeared to be even more sources that caused the fire, further
17:16supporting the theory that this was a case of arson.
17:19Look at all the damage we got under these cords here.
17:21Yeah.
17:22Just here.
17:23Man, we got all kinds of burns underneath here.
17:26Yeah.
17:27Just here.
17:27What made this especially strange was that Cheryl's body was in the middle of the living
17:32room, far away from any of the exits, almost as if she didn't even try to escape the fire.
17:38I still don't know how you don't wake up till I'm just now.
17:41I don't know.
17:42When the medical examiner arrived and inspected Cheryl's body, they discovered that she had
17:46four gunshot wounds to the head.
17:48The detectives immediately launched a homicide investigation, and while they tried to figure
17:52out who was responsible for this, Cheryl's family members, who happened to live nearby,
17:57approached the officers outside looking for answers.
18:01This is my sister's house.
18:02Is my nephew here?
18:04You haven't found anyone besides Cheryl?
18:07We're still figuring that out right now.
18:09Okay.
18:10My nephew stays in the basement here.
18:13Okay.
18:13We're still trying to figure everything out right now, but we'll let you know.
18:16Would you mind just kind of staying kind of by that tree over there?
18:18The officers eventually circled back to them, and gained some crucial insight into who might
18:23have done this, and the killer's potential motive.
18:26I lived in Arizona for 10 years, and I just moved back two years ago.
18:31And when I moved back, that's when I found out all the details about how my cousin died
18:35and all that.
18:35You know, everybody started saying, oh, Aunt Cheryl went crazy, she killed Shannon.
18:39The issue here that I'm having right now because of this now, it's telling me this got to do
18:44with money.
18:44I was told Shannon, because of his car accident, he had millions of dollars.
18:49So recently, there was a court hearing, and money was handing out to each one of the kids,
18:54so they were all each given a portion of that money, and I don't know how much they were
18:57given.
18:57Well, all of a sudden, she started texting me the other day, telling me that that money
19:00that she gave her son, Jesse Pat is his last name, she said that he blew it, and that
19:07he called her, crying for more money.
19:10So Jesse Pat.
19:11Who's her son.
19:12He was the last one to have contact with her, because she said, because she's kind of like
19:17on the streets, she said he was staying with her on and off.
19:20That's what she told me.
19:21But then she started saying stuff to me like, I'm in danger, I might die, they might kill
19:26me.
19:27I don't know, I really think this needs to be investigated.
19:31There is, to be investigated.
19:33Already, the police had their first suspect, none other than Jesse Pat.
19:37They gave Jesse's full name to dispatch, and learned that he was currently out on parole
19:42for an unrelated incident.
19:43But when they contacted his parole officer, they realized that finding him wouldn't be
19:48very easy.
19:49Hi, this is Detective Nicolai with the same police department.
19:51I'm looking to talk to you about Jesse Pratt.
19:53Sorry, Pat, I'm sorry.
19:54We're trying to locate him to talk to him.
19:57Do you know when the last time you saw him was?
19:59Yeah.
20:01Oh, God.
20:02And he doesn't have a phone that you're aware of or anything?
20:05Investigators spent the next two days trying to track Jesse down, but made no progress.
20:10Until that random hiker stumbled upon him out in the field.
20:15I sat there and I lived inside that house and everything else for three months with that
20:18bitch.
20:19Three months.
20:20She finally got used to me a little bit and told me some things, man.
20:24Nope.
20:25I lost one.
20:26I shot her.
20:27Put four rounds of a .45 in her ass.
20:29Nah, I set the house on fire.
20:31But first, before I set the house on fire, I let her body rot inside that house for seven
20:35days.
20:36Just like what she did to my brother.
20:38Minus the .45 wrong.
20:40While Jesse was venting, the police set up a drone to watch his every move from above.
20:45He's claiming the gun behind him, but he said it's only going to end one way.
20:50I don't think he's going to let it in.
20:52His left arm is starting to move towards the back of his body.
20:56Eventually, the phone and cigarettes Jesse demanded arrived, and the police fleshed out
21:01a game plan for safely delivering the package to him.
21:04And if possible, put an end to this standoff.
21:07They are first going to throw the package to him.
21:10If Jesse goes straight to the package without grabbing the gun, they are going to shoot a
21:14non-lethal projectile to disorient him, then immediately move in and capture him.
21:18If Jesse tries to take aim at the police at any point during this plan, they will have
21:23no choice but to use deadly force.
21:25So they're going to try to make the less lethal if he doesn't pick up the gun, okay?
21:29Obviously, if it's the other way, you know what.
21:32Jesse, look!
21:33Hey, these were the guys I was telling you about.
21:35They want to talk to you.
21:36They want to give you a phone.
21:38And cigarettes.
21:39We're going to get this case out to you, Jesse.
21:41It has two cigarettes in it.
21:44No, it's not.
21:45It's just a hard case.
21:46It just has a phone in it, Jesse, and your two cigarettes.
21:50Okay?
21:51We're going to throw it out to you, okay?
21:53Look!
21:58Holy shit!
22:00That's the phone with the cigarette!
22:02Hey, you got it.
22:04You want me to?
22:05You got it.
22:06Let's go.
22:07Do it, do it.
22:08Impact.
22:09Impact!
22:12God!
22:12Hit him!
22:16Bleach fire!
22:17Shots fired.
22:18Shots fired.
22:19Suspect down.
22:20No injuries.
22:21No cop injuries.
22:22Suspect is down.
22:23Everyone is okay.
22:25You guys okay?
22:26Blue coming in!
22:26Blue coming in!
22:27Huh?
22:28Alright.
22:29He gave us no choice.
22:30Unload, man.
22:31Just relax.
22:32Alright.
22:33I only fired my rifle.
22:34Yeah, you're good.
22:35You're good.
22:35You okay?
22:36Yeah.
22:36Alright.
22:37I'm alright.
22:37After the drone confirmed that Jesse wasn't holding his gun, a team of officers carefully
22:42approached him and began giving him medical attention.
22:44But once the medics took over, it wasn't long before he succumbed to his gunshot wounds
22:49and was pronounced dead.
22:51It's really not the way I wanted this to go down.
22:53No.
22:54A man shot and killed by police at a Caledonia campground is connected to a homicide case
22:58in Racine.
22:59Wednesday, police shot and killed a 37-year-old man at Cliffside Park after a standoff.
23:04Police say that man has ties to a Racine address where a woman was found dead on Monday.
23:10Police say firefighters found the body of 64-year-old Cheryl Christensen in a home near Crescent
23:15and Webster after putting out a fire.
23:17Police say she had been shot multiple times.
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23:49Other monkeys said Drangon和 Asson Raw.
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