Shock Interview: Friend of Sam Haskell Had No Idea He Was Married!

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00:00Welcome to the Deep Dive. Today we're looking into a deeply unsettling story.

00:06Yeah, the charges against Sam Haskell the Firth. For the murder and dismemberment of his wife, May.

00:13It's grim stuff. We're not going to, you know, wallow in the graphic details.

00:18Instead, we want to try and understand the, well, the huge gap between the man now accused and how people who knew him actually saw him.

00:26Right. Different people, different times in his life. We'll be sort of sifting through their accounts.

00:31See what comes up.

00:32Exactly. For this Deep Dive, we've got some, I think, quite revealing source material. Interviews, mainly.

00:38Okay.

00:39Excerpts from Bella Snow. She was a former friend, worked with him professionally.

00:42Okay.

00:43And Tamein Hangho, who's a friend for many years.

00:46Longtime friend.

00:46Yeah. So their memories, plus the police reports about finding the remains, the timeline. It paints a picture. A disturbing one.

00:55A multifaceted one, definitely.

00:57So our goal, really, is to explore these contradictions. See if there were any signals, you know, things that were missed.

01:03Let's start with Bella Snow. She knew him for quite a while.

01:07Right.

01:07And her reaction was just profound shock. She kept saying he was the nicest person she knew.

01:13Which is, yeah. A strong starting point, given the context.

01:17So their relationship was professional, mostly. Fashion industry.

01:21Yeah. They collaborated L.A. Fashion Week, music videos he was doing.

01:24Yeah.

01:24Bella did design work, editing, that sort of thing.

01:28But what's interesting, right off the bat, is this kind of split in what she saw.

01:32How so?

01:33Well, she mostly saw this nicest side, like she said.

01:36But she did see him lose his temper sometimes.

01:40Ah.

01:41But only with his production team, apparently.

01:43Right.

01:43During shoots.

01:44Okay, so not towards her.

01:45No.

01:46Yeah.

01:46Which maybe suggests he could, you know, switch modes, depending on who he's talking to.

01:50That's interesting.

01:51Yeah.

01:51And potentially quite calculated.

01:54Yeah. And get this. Bella mentioned that pretty early on, when they first met.

01:58Yeah.

01:58He hit on her. Made some kind of advance.

02:01Okay.

02:01And this was while he was married to May, but Bella had no idea.

02:05No idea he was married. How?

02:07Well, this is the really striking part.

02:09She spent a lot of time at what she thought was his house in L.A.

02:12Right.

02:13Turns out it was his father's property.

02:15Big place, apparently.

02:17Pool.

02:18Treehouse.

02:18A dollhouse.

02:19Basketball court.

02:20I remember reading that.

02:21Yeah.

02:21And she spent nights there.

02:23Multiple nights.

02:24They'd have late dinners after shoots.

02:26She'd be editing footage on his fancy red camera.

02:28And she just assumed he lived there alone.

02:30Completely.

02:31Never saw any sign of a wife or kids.

02:33Wow. That's deliberate, isn't it?

02:36That's not just forgetting to mention something.

02:38It really seems like it.

02:40Like active compartmentalization.

02:42Building a whole separate reality for people outside the family.

02:45The effort involved.

02:47Significant.

02:48Yeah.

02:48Makes you wonder why.

02:49What was he hiding or trying to project?

02:51Okay.

02:51So let's shift forward in time, years later, to the grim discovery that started all this.

02:57Like Tuesday, November 7th, just before 4 p.m.

03:01Haskell allegedly hires some day laborers.

03:03Offers them $500.

03:05Yeah.

03:05To get rid of three heavy trash bags.

03:07Said they were full of rocks.

03:08Just rocks.

03:10For $500?

03:11That alone feels off.

03:12Very off.

03:13Trying to outsource that kind of task.

03:15Yeah.

03:15And the amount maybe suggests he thought they wouldn't ask questions or couldn't.

03:21Or maybe wouldn't go to the police.

03:23That's a possibility that's been raised, yeah.

03:26Anyway, the laborers, they got suspicious or uneasy.

03:31Understandably.

03:32And they looked inside one of the bags.

03:34And found.

03:35A human belly button.

03:37Horrifying.

03:38So what did they do?

03:39They took the bags and the money straight back to Haskell.

03:43Confronted him.

03:44Yeah.

03:45And he apparently tried to brush it off.

03:47So they were just Halloween props.

03:49Halloween props.

03:50In November.

03:52Exactly.

03:53The laborers weren't buying it.

03:54They went to the police.

03:55Good for them.

03:56Seriously.

03:56Absolutely.

03:57But then according to reports, they got to the station and were told to just call 911

04:01from the parking lot.

04:02Wait, what?

04:03They were at the police station with this information.

04:05That's the report.

04:06And by the time officers actually got to Haskell's place.

04:09It was gone.

04:10And the bags were gone.

04:11Yep.

04:12That initial response, I mean, it does make you ask questions, doesn't it, about procedure.

04:16That time lapse feels critical.

04:18He seems like it could be, yeah.

04:20Precious time lost right at the beginning.

04:23And that speculation you mentioned, that maybe Haskell thought the laborers were undocumented

04:28and wouldn't risk reporting it.

04:31It's a disturbing thought, but if true, it shows a really cynical, exploitative kind of

04:37thinking.

04:37And a massive miscalculation on his part.

04:40A fatal one, perhaps.

04:41It connects to that idea of maybe arrogance.

04:44Thinking he could get away with things.

04:46Underestimating people.

04:47Okay.

04:48Let's bring in Temein Hayo, the longtime friend.

04:50Right.

04:51Also worked in entertainment.

04:52Knew Haskell well.

04:53His reaction was also shock.

04:55Right.

04:55But maybe with a different flavor.

04:57Yeah.

04:58Shock.

04:58Definitely.

04:59And a lot of sympathy, actually, for Haskell's family.

05:02He described them as really nice, sweet, consistent.

05:04And like Bella, he found it hard to connect the allegations to the guy he knew.

05:09That seems to be the common thread here.

05:11This disconnect.

05:12It really is.

05:13It highlights how little we sometimes know, even about people we think we know well.

05:17We see one side, maybe a carefully managed side.

05:19So what was Temein's impression of Haskell?

05:22You remember him having this funny and really dry humor, but he also noted, like Bella did

05:26with the crew.

05:27The temper?

05:28Yeah.

05:28Did have a temper at times, was his phrase.

05:30Okay.

05:31But interestingly, Temein's overall take was that Haskell seemed, and this is a quote,

05:36more the type of guy to get thrown out of a cheesecake factory than to commit a crime

05:40like this.

05:41Huh.

05:42So like, maybe prone to minor meltdowns or social awkwardness, but not...

05:47Not brutal violence.

05:48Not this.

05:49Huh.

05:50It suggests a perception of him as maybe irritable, but fundamentally not dangerous on that scale.

05:56Which again, makes you think about how we judge people's potential based on, you

06:00know, everyday stuff.

06:01Exactly.

06:02Minor bad behavior doesn't automatically equal major violence.

06:05But maybe looking back, were they small signs of something else?

06:10It's hard to say.

06:11Temein also confirmed Haskell worked as a writer, director, producer at Hayhoe Studios.

06:16So definitely established in that world.

06:18Right.

06:18Now, Temein also mentioned something else significant.

06:20What's that?

06:21The sort of radio silence around the case after the initial news broke.

06:24Yeah.

06:25I noticed that too.

06:26If you search online now, months later, there's surprisingly little new information.

06:31It's kind of weird.

06:32It is.

06:32And Temein raised the question, could this be like a powerful PR machine at work trying

06:38to manage the story?

06:39That happens in high profile cases, doesn't it?

06:42Legal teams trying to control the narrative.

06:45It can.

06:45Yeah.

06:46Limiting media access, controlling information flow could be for lots of reasons, protecting

06:53the investigation, maybe trying to influence a future jury.

06:56Who knows?

06:58And legally speaking, what does this kind of silence imply?

07:01Well, legal experts are saying this is probably going to be a really, really protracted investigation

07:05in case.

07:06Because of the forensics.

07:07Absolutely.

07:08The state of the body was found in.

07:09It's a huge challenge for the medical examiner.

07:11Determining cause of death.

07:12Exactly.

07:13Even figuring out if May was alive when his amendment happened.

07:17That's incredibly difficult.

07:18And they have to absolutely prove the remains are May's, right?

07:21Definitively.

07:22And link Haskell to her death.

07:23That means extensive DNA work, other forensic analysis.

07:26It all just takes a very long time.

07:29So a long road ahead for the legal process.

07:31Almost certainly.

07:32Okay.

07:32There are a couple more details that seem important here, adding to this strange picture.

07:38Haskell and May got married back in 2010.

07:41And apparently May's parents actually moved in with them to help with the kids.

07:45Yeah, that's been reported.

07:46They have three sons.

07:47Okay.

07:47So family life was happening.

07:48But here's the thing.

07:49Almost none of Haskell's friends or work colleagues seemed to know he was married or had kids.

07:57It's baffling, isn't it?

07:59Bella didn't know.

08:00Tremaine didn't mention knowing.

08:02The consensus seems to be he just never talked about May or his sons professionally.

08:06Never.

08:07Like, not even casual mentions.

08:08Apparently not.

08:10There were even stories of friends running into Haskell with May, and he just wouldn't introduce her.

08:14Wouldn't even acknowledge her presence sometimes.

08:16That goes beyond compartmentalization.

08:18That's like actively erasing them from part of his life.

08:21It's deeply unsettling.

08:22It suggests such a profound split between his worlds.

08:26What was going on there?

08:27What was the motivation?

08:28It really makes you think about the hidden lives people might lead right under our noses.

08:32It absolutely does.

08:33That's the level of concealment is, well, it's disturbing on its own, even before you get to the charges.

08:39So wrapping this up, we're left with these completely contradictory pictures, aren't we?

08:44Starkly contradictory.

08:46Bella Snow knew the nicest person.

08:48And then there are these horrific allegations, extreme violence.

08:52And Tremaine Hayhoe saw someone with a temper, sure, but thought he was more likely to, you know, cause a fuss at dinner.

08:59Than commit a crime like this.

09:00It just doesn't compute for them.

09:02No.

09:02And you have to give credit to the day laborers.

09:05Their actions were crucial.

09:07Absolutely pivotal.

09:07Yeah.

09:08Deciding to look, deciding to report it, that changed everything.

09:11It really did.

09:12Makes you think about the impact ordinary people can have.

09:15Yeah.

09:15But that initial police response still raises questions.

09:19Yeah.

09:20That time gap.

09:20And as we said, the investigation is clearly far from over.

09:23The forensic hurdles are massive.

09:25It's going to be a long, complex process to get to any kind of trial.

09:29This whole deep dive, looking at Sam Haskell IV, it's just a chilling glimpse, isn't it?

09:35It really is.

09:36A reminder of how complex people can be and how much might be hidden.

09:39So here's something to think about, for you listening.

09:42How well do we really know anyone?

09:45This case, it forces you to confront that unsettling idea, that appearances can be incredibly deceiving.

09:51The potential for darkness hidden beneath a completely normal, even nice surface.

09:56It's disturbing.

09:57It leaves you wondering about the unseen aspects of the people all around us.

10:01A truly chilling situation.

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