Police Interrogation of Alex Cousino - Johnny Clarke & Lisa Straub #interrogation #crime #truecrime
December 16, 2022
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as posted by the channelAlex Cousino: Interviewed on May 2nd 2011
Alex Cousino was of interest to police in the January 30th 2011 double homicide investigation of Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub in Holland OH. She had a falling out with Clarke in previous months over the purchase of a dog, and also of a car.
She also showed interest in what other people knew about the investigation of the case, so police brought her in for questioning…
Anthony Watson: Interviewed on November 3rd 2011
INTERROGATION VIDEO
Anthony Watson A close friend of Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub, the victims of a brutal double murder on the night of January 1st 2011 in Holland OH. He is among the last people to speak with Johnny Clarke before he was killed. He wanted to share some information that could help police figure the case out.
Sam Williams: Interviewed on September 22nd 2011
INTERROGATION VIDEO
This is the interrogation of Sam Williams who was ultimately convicted of the brutal double murder of Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub on the night of January 30th 2011 in Holland OH. Detectives eventually found quite a bit of evidence including a cigarette butt at the crime scene with his DNA on it. Sam claims he was setup. There were also text messages and even recorded jail conversations that he seemingly talked about the murders… Well… Sam Williams maintains his innocence until this day.
Destiny Madrid: Interviewed on October 11th 2011
INTERROGATION VIDEO
Destiny Madrid was questioned by police regarding the brutal double murder of Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub on the night of January 30th 2011 in Holland OH. Her and the man ultimately convicted of the crime, Sam Williams, were in a relationship, well… SAM was in a different relationship, he and Destiny were just in a physical relationship. She says she was with Sam the whole night the crime was committed. She was eventually charged with lying to police during the investigation, but not implicated in the murders themselves.
Tiffany Williams: Interviewed on March 23rd 2011
INTERROGATION VIDEO
Tiffany Williams was the person that was on the phone with Johnny Clarke when the apparent intruders entered the Shaub home on January 30th 2011 in Holland OH. Johnny and his girlfriend Lisa Straub were brutally murdered that night. She said she heard Johnny say “Bro, what are you doing” and then “Who the hell are you.” Before he said “Tiff, imma have to call you back.” She would not hear from Johnny again.
If you are interested in a deeper dive into the case, Beyond Evil did a great job. Here is a link to the video
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