VIDEO: The disturbing moment when a man admits to having killed a young woman to preserve his legacy

In the trial for the murder of a 19-year-old woman A video was published where his murderer confessed that he had killed her to get money from his inheritance.

Liam McAtasney appeared in the video and confessed how he killed Sarah Stern, 19 years old. This recording fHe was shown at trial for the murder of his childhood friend in New Jersey.

In the clip, he tells his murder to his friend Anthony Curry, in addition to singing with the car radio where I was at Bradley Beach on January 31, 2017.

The conversation was filmed a few days before McAtasney and his accomplice Preston Taylor were arrested and charged with the murder of Stern, after that, according to the NJ.com website, the police got the information through a hidden camera inside the car where they talked about the event.

"I almost hung up, I left him hanged," McAtasney mentioned to his friend in the video, followed by the sentence: "It took me half an hour to kill her" and expressed that he even put a timer.

The man admitted that Stern's dog had presented the "bigger problem for him" after telling him that the animal was going to bed and "He saw how he killed her, he did not do anything", he said on the radio, he listened Joan Jett's "Bad Reputation" and Steve Miller's "Rock & N" Me.

"To not think about that, that's what I always do"Curry was admitted to the Superior Court Room on Thursday.

Curry was presented to the authorities in January 2017 after his father contacted a retired officer from the Bradley Beach Department. The father testified that McAtasney had spoken to him for the first time about his plans to strangle Stern on Thanksgiving Day in 2016.

At that time, the father did not think much about the conversation, but he was worried when he learned that the woman had been missing December 3, 2016.

"He told me that he was going to meet Sarah, she had found that money"Curry told the court.

"They were going to tell him together, he was going to strangle her, drown her, take her on deck, throw her out, and Preston was going to drive the evacuation vehicle. And they were going to bury the money, leave the keys in touch and give the impression that he had committed suicide. "

The witness said that McAtasney was disappointed whenand he learned that he had not received all of the $ 100,000.

McAtasney said in the video: "The worst thing is that I thought I had between $ 50,000 and $ 100,000 in my pocket. He was certain to make money and had only $ 10,000 in his account. And this money, I do not know whether it was worth it or not, was of a terrible quality because it looked very old. I do not even know if I can put some of it in the main bank. "

Later he added: "I did not have a lot of money, but enough to live comfortably in my house and have a party every day". Kearny Bank employees said that Stern's money seemed to have been printed during the decade 1980 and was no longer in circulation.

Stern and McAtasney were in the victim's second house at "Avon-by-the-Sea" when he found a shoebox full of money who had belonged to his deceased mother.

After Stern's disappearance, Curry said he and McAtasney They sent messages via Snapchat because of their ability to get rid of these messages. Curry recorded the content of these messages in a video.

Curry admitted, during the interrogation, thatA friend tended to share invented stories with him and often talked about movies together.

In the McAtasney video he agreed to tell Curry that he needed Taylor's help to remove Stern's body from the bridge on Highway 35because he did not realize how heavy it would be. Taylor admitted his role in the murder and testified against McAtasney on the first day of the trial.

Between the speech he had McAtasney with Curry told him that Taylor would kill him if he delivered him. He claimed that Curry and Taylor were the only ones who knew of Stern's death.

"I do not feel different, I really do not think about it. You always think that you will try all these new things and that you will change, but that does not matter. It's rare", your friend replied