Jennifer Martello Found Dead

This is an interesting video to watch. The husband, Sam, talks to a reporter about the recent death of his wife, who was found dead along a road. He shows absolutely no sadness whatsoever when talking about her. This pings me.

Furthermore, he says their relationship was all about love, yet in another report neighbors talked about how the police were called to the residence at least six times since 2012, so by that we can see Sam is not being forthright. It wasn’t all about love–there were problems.

I am also disturbed by the fact he recorded her that night and saved it, and plays that for the reporter. In the interview above, he says his wife was determined to go to the bar. In another audio recording on the web, he says she was just going for a walk.

This story at this point concerns me… I have some questions for Sam.

10 replies
  1. stone
    stone says:

    In the beginning his voice sounded whiny to me when talking about the funeral and not wanting to answer questions and he seemed a bit evasive briefly there.

    For the eye at of the interview: Might sound weird but he looks relieved. He reminds me of women who have been abused or in drug related relationships (not saying he was abused but maybe he was frustrated and unhappy in the relationship and her lack of willingness to be more responsible and the drama she brought to the relationship). There’s an element of relief and he does look a bit guilty about this feeling but not evasive or defensive.

  2. anonymous
    anonymous says:

    I hope you can all live with yourselves….who are you to judge anyone?? Turns out Jennifer was killed by a 21 yr old woman who was out bar hopping with her mother (she was in the car also) She KNEW she hit someone, got out of the car, saw Jennifer laying on the ground not moving and, instead of helping, she drove off and never reported it….allowing that poor girl to die. Ask yourself this…how would people judge YOU and YOUR reactions to such a devastating loss??? Sam’s expression of grief looks a little different now in hindsight, wouldn’t you say?? Remember. ..judge not, least ye be judged.

  3. Lou Irmisch
    Lou Irmisch says:

    Some people handle grief differently and to jump to a conclusion that he is guilty shows your lack of actual judgement in a police matter.

    • Linda
      Linda says:

      Mya ……Many people are curious and mournful about this tragic end to a family. This blog has no place for you to judge anyone (playing God) . Your negative opinion is the first stone . That human child had a beautiful mother that she lost. Her father was the care taker(chosen by Jenny/ married to Jenny) For you to cast a stone like that is like the salt in Amelia’s wounds , losing her mom, In need of her father -Negative opinions- which yours is- is what is known as bullying those whom are grieving. Someday , that little girl s curious mind will read everyone’s blogs. I pray you don’t have to go through a loss like Sam and Amelia have.

  4. me
    me says:

    I was told by someone who knew both of them that jen was trying to get away from him that night, not go to the bar. The closest bar from where she got hit is miles away, and who decides to walk that far to a bar at that time of night, especially a small girl, without her purse at that. Seems like she left in a hurry, did she even have money on her? Sam isnt hurt about this because hes sleeping with, tracy parker, a month later, and moved in with her! Oh, and he does get high!

    • Linda
      Linda says:

      Anger is hurt turned inside out.
      Someone close to the couple told you a story and wanted you to bad mouth the family as a unit. Laying out opinions ( you heard from others) is slander. I also met the couple as they both held a hand, shared with me about their vow to God, to Love and care for their gift from God . Nineva was filled with negative opinionated suspicious people, is that where your ancestors are from or are you angry about your past relationships that you have to try to destroy someone’s hope for understanding HIS grief process, not yours. I would love to see the news stick a camera in your face when you are scared and grieving. We all grieve differently.

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