8 People Who Committed Murder and Then Bragged About It on Facebook

Derek Medina confessed to killing his wife by sharing a photo of her body on Facebook.

Back in 2013, he gained international notoriety when he shot his wife during an argument and then shared a photo of her dead body on his page. "I'm going to prison or death sentence for killing my wife," he wrote. "Love you guys miss you guys takecare Facebook people you will see me in the news (sic)." Although in court Derek said he killed in self-defense, he was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison in 2016.

Rosemarie Farid confessed to killing her roommate.

In 2014, she posted a series of messages on her Facebook hinting that she was planning on killing her roommate, Donald Galvagni. After an argument over a dog, Rosemarie, according to police, snapped and beat the 64-year-old man to death. As she left the house, she filmed a video where she confessed to the crime. "I took all of the money out of his wallet and I stole his phone," she said, along with details about how she beat Donald and "got the floor all bloody." She was arrested and charged with murder.

Randy Janzen confessed to killing his daughter, wife, and sister.

Friends and family were shocked when 50-year-old dad Randy Janzen, who had no criminal record or previous violent behavior, shared a long essay on his Facebook page confessing to a triple homicide. In the message, he described how his 19-year-old daughter's migraines had taken over her life. “Her migraines have escalated to excruciating again and I just could not see my little girl hurt for one more second," he wrote. "Now she is migraine free and floating in the clouds on a sunny afternoon, her long beautiful brown hair flowing in the breeze, a true angel." After admitting to shooting his daughter, he then shot his wife and sister because "a mother should never have to hear the news that her baby has died."

After posting the chilling message on Facebook, officers were dispatched to his home where they found Randy dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Anthony MacNeill admitted to killing his ex-girlfriend's father.

In 2016, Anthony confessed to friends and family that he had killed a man and was on the run. "Just killed someone," he wrote. "Leaving NC goodbye everyone." He later posted a follow-up post that said, "Im not turning myself in if i can't make it out of NC I'm going to shoot myself."

According to his ex-girlfriend, Cindy Racine, prior to his confession, he arrived at her house and got into an argument with her father, Eugene, that ended with gunshots. "I opened my window and seen Anthony running down that road," she told ABC news. "I screamed at him. I was angry and I called the cops." Police found Anthony a few days later dead from an apparent suicide.

Nakasia James confessed to killing her boyfriend in self-defense.

At only 18 years old, she found herself in the middle of a manhunt when a fight between her and her 21-year-old boyfriend, Dorian Powell, had a fatal end. "Just goin tell ya nw be4 I get caught," the since-deleted post stated. "Last night my ex was drunk off ej && was fightn me, hit mee in the face and we was really fightn and I gt the knife and stabbed him ddnt think I would hurt him BT I did he died and I'm on the run pigs lookn for me." She was later arrested and charged with murder.

Joseph Fletcher admitted to killing a man in a Facebook Live video.

Earlier this year, the 30-year-old, who's currently in prison on a separate charge, broadcasted a video on a smuggled cell phone where he bragged about getting away with a murder. "I did it, everybody know I did it," he said in the video, referring to the 2010 murder of LaDonte Smith. "You know I still got love for Tay. The streets is mean like … But RIP Tay. What happened happened; it’s a cold game."

To make matters worse, another man, Anthony Smart (Champy), was arrested and charged with LaDonte's murder despite being innocent, which Joseph admitted to as well. "If it wasn’t for Champy I’d have a life sentence right now," he said in the video. The victim's mother is now petitioning to get the case reopened.

Gypsy Blanchard admitted to killing her mother.

In 2015, friends and family were shocked to find the message "That b–ch is dead!" on the shared Facebook page of Gypsy and her mother, Dee Dee. Facebook friends alerted police, suspecting that a murderer had killed Dee Dee and taken advantage of Gypsy, who suffered from asthma and muscular dystrophy. However, when police arrived at the house, Gypsy was nowhere to be found. Police found her a day later in Wisconsin with Nicholas Paul Godejohn, a boyfriend she met online.

It was also later discovered that Gyspsy didn't suffer from asthma or muscular dystrophy. Her mother had been forcing her to use a wheelchair and pretend to be mentally disabled for years in order to gain sympathy from people. Fed up, Gyspy ran away from home when she was 23 and enlisted the help of her boyfriend to kill her mother. She's currently serving a 10-year prison sentence.

Marcus Bellamy confessed to killing his boyfriend.

He was a Broadway star who appeared in Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, but a series of cryptic Facebook messages he posted back in 2016 made him the focus of a murder investigation. "Forgive me," he shared on Facebook. "I did it for love. I did it because I love you. He told me love and hate are the same emotion." According to police, Marcus got into a fatal argument with his boyfriend, Bernardo Almonte, at his Bronx home. Cops arrived at Marcus' apartment shortly after his confession and charged him with murder. His bizarre Facebook is currently still up.