6 Most Disturbing Things Caught on Home Security Camera Footage

[@Kro-RissaVirus]

How tf is that guy who went up to the house never found??! He has full tattoo sleeves and a giant scorpion tattoo across his face. He should be the easiest person to find EVER.

[@jacobwagner8984]

They probably didnt look very hard because he hadn't committed an actual crime to get pegged for. Even if they found him, would they just warn him not to go back? If anything I'd be worried he'd definitely come back and angrier than last time!

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

They aren't finding them because they aren't looking for them. A lot of them are lazy. How are you gonna get someone's entire face with identifying features and not find them? Were they transients or someone just driving through town/the city?

[@johnthompson1200]

You could almost read the text on his phone. How hard would it be to chase down the IP address on that phone getting and sitting text at that location that’s not one of the homeowners

[@timinatr99]

Welcome to America

[@abbyd323]

@@timinatr99To be fair the last video was in England! But I do agree with what everyone is saying I don't think they tried to hard to catch these guys!

[@NUFAN1313]

My heart was pounding during the second video, I can't believe how well she managed to hide and I'm so proud of her for outsmarting that creep. I hope she's doing ok.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

I hope that "creep" managed to go to therapy.

[@bbrriaaanna]

@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307that nigga needs jail

[@veemac1745]

Why

[@sopa33]

​@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 i hope he gets to jail.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

@@veemac1745 because I feel bad for him. I want him to get help and not get tortured in prison, while people who LITERALLY MURDER PEOPLE, get untouched for their crimes! God, it makes me so mad!!!

[@Matthew-Anthony]

6:23 Finding out that a stranger broke into your house and stood over you while you slept has GOT to be terrifying. That intruder could have done FAR WORSE things than take a few objects.

[@sierrabrooke515]

this happened to my mom when she was a kid

[@Matthew-Anthony]

@@sierrabrooke515What did you do when it happened?

[@thomasyoung8329]

​@@Matthew-AnthonyShe was busy not being born

[@Fearlessgaming920]

@@Matthew-Anthonyshe wasn’t alive

[@tom.strauss]

It's really scary but at the same time, he has stolen only 1.000€ and there is no dangerous or harmful behaviour. How is that worth 4 1/2 years of prison?

[@darthakaya]

The scariest part about things like the 2nd video is when you hide and the pursuer stops moving, confirming they are following you.

[@alvaroq2024]

I would’ve tried to open any door of that truck hopefully to trip a sensor thereby alerting a break in.

[@user-nd7rd8jo6h]

@@mindoablues no one should go through that, much less a child.

[@MsKathleenb]

The guy who tried to kidnap me clued me in when he didn't take multiple opportunities to turn off the dead end road he was on.

[@drinkinglotsofsoda]

The scariest part would have been if she got kidnapped and the aftermath

[@mrs.c5471]

So, tell me what the point of having cameras everywhere and satellites everywhere is? If law enforcement “can’t” ID people (which I find unlikely due to the facial recognition software) it simple a tool to see what happened, something for KZbin to share with people for the wow factor

[@ZombieSazza]

“She then gets out of her chair and chases him with a cane” Margaret is a badass, I’m really glad he got sentenced

[@ellenicoletv4095]

I’m glad she didn’t wake up while he was creeping around her because I feel like he may have attacked her 😞

[@RachelParker-1977]

Yes.

[@CollaborativeDataAccounts]

Yeah four years for MULTIPLE break ins. Justice, eh?

[@GabrieLight]

@@CollaborativeDataAccounts What would you do if you were the judge?

[@johnroberts7185]

I hope he gets his butt stretched in prison

[@hookedonphoenix3112]

I don’t know what’s crazier: that a 3M executive was actually the guy looking into that woman’s window, or the fact that he wears a purple top with fatigues in public.

[@KyuuDesperation]

He probably says “I always come back”.

[@MattIsTheCat]

The office/shipping supply company?

[@ReachingHigher001]

😂

[@Rushexe]

>installs security camera due to break ins >Leaves sliding back door unlocked

[@ctc2469]

Seems legit

[@TopoGigio555]

I know right? I was groaning loudly at that dumbass move🙄

[@rukitomikutochi8764]

You shouldn't have to be forced to leave your god damn backdoor locked 24/7. That's just Paranoia speaking, unless you weren't listening. To which you for sure weren't listening.

[@hadakuhadaku320]

@@rukitomikutochi8764 No, it's being safety-conscious. It's a super simple action that can prevent you getting hurt, killed, or robbed. I lock my door as soon as I get inside every single time.

[@noanswer531]

@@rukitomikutochi8764 you sound naive

[@zawa322]

I can only imagine how the schoolgirl was feeling being followed like that but one's thing is for sure, she handled the situation perfectly. I applaud her and anyone else that may have prepared for this type of scenario.

[@sillycarss]

So true!! That child was very quick to act on something as terrible as this. I find it odd that none of these creeps get caught when on camera. Our justice system fails children so sad

[@lemonlimsa]

She must have been freaking out. Heart pounding, scared and trying to find a way to escape that situation. I was at least when i got someone offering a ride without getting the hint i don't need one as a teenager. It is very creepy to see someone unknown stay in the situation when you clearly state you're ok and don't need ride. They try to persuate to do what they want. Targeting kids, cause they might have loose knots that make them say yes unless their parents taught them to say no or just ignore strangers. Teach your kids to say no to strangers and get help or get away and be safe! There's weird people out there.

[@vsteele1672]

I'm surprised she was able to be aware and spot the stalker without even looking back and knowing that she was in possible danger explains her actions in the video. Her parents probably prepared her for situations like this considering she was walking home from school ALONE.

[@dragonborn164]

@@vsteele1672 Hope they provided her a school bus after that footage

[@ojjoooooo]

@@lemonlimsa Look at her body movements. She seems kinda relaxed. Cool girl!

[@snorlaxlol3134]

2:05 "Their true motives were unkown." 2 grown man breaking into your fluffling house with knives and destroys your Bedroom door attempting to get to you, ah yes they were just gonna have a little chat with you.

[@AdelaideAndreyev]

A motive isn’t the same as an intention!! They obviously had intention to do an armed robbery, however a motive would be why they decided to do this! I’m not trying to insult you or say you are wrong, I’m just letting you know so in the future you might not get confused 😊

[@Lucas-yy5qe]

Why have security cameras if you're just going to leave your doors unlocked

[@rukitomikutochi8764]

You normally don't expect to have random ass Mexicans hop over your backyard fence, let alone police being completely incompetent. Let's not be paranoid.

[@lindam9018]

May have just been an accident, especially if there's kids in the house going in and out.

[@krisj5561]

@@lindam9018 teach them to lock the door.

[@lindam9018]

@@krisj5561 Obviously but stuff happens.

[@GoatzombieBubba]

Baby sitters fault.

[@Defffunnystuff]

This is why I’m truly grateful for my German shepherd. She barks if anything comes near the house. It may be annoying, but her scary bark is intimidating to strangers and I’m grateful for that extra piece of mind she’d let me know if someone was trying to break in

[@downhomesunset]

My neighbours like that I have dogs that bark!

[@Defffunnystuff]

@@downhomesunset My neighbors can suck it they play loud music and I can smell their weed lol fry

[@zachballs7079]

I'm glad I own a shotgun. Perfect problem solver

[@danielknepper6884]

@@zachballs7079 until the Democrats try to prosecute you for shooting a criminal. They do not believe in armed law-abiding citizens. Criminals it's okay

[@antionettewardell2151]

We have a great watch dog too. I am glad we have him. We also have security cameras in color. We have a lot of people hanging around our neighborhood because it's the high end area. We all look after each other and keep our doors locked and we have a sign by our doors that we are armed and well trained to use them.

[@carolynkeelin4761]

I love that the girl walking home from school was observing her surroundings so well. Also that she didn't take any chances and took cover from the very beginning. Smart smart girl! I know her parents are very proud of her.

[@rachel.0352]

I'm just glad she wasn't on her phone. As someone from a younger generation, I was expecting her eyes to be glued to a screen. Thank God she wasn't

[@diane5593]

Really she didn't do that great. Go up to strangers door and explain.try and get in truck,then lock the doors!

[@maicey_t.]

That little girl being followed was very smart and kept her cool excellently. Kudos to her, I hope she never had to deal with that again.

[@diane5593]

She wasn't that smart,when I was 12yrs. Happened to me.went to nearest house ,explained, probably saved me. Bad guys could of outrun , caught that little girl!

[@thomasmorano7779]

It takes a whole new level to rob someone while there sleeping in the same room

[@inappropriate_comments]

I was looking for this comment. I would shit myself 😅

[@DinnerForkTongue]

It was the 6th time, dude was emboldened.

[@thelastminuteman7513]

That happens a lot actually.

[@Holychickendinner]

*they're 😊

[@Shebeast3]

a whole new level of scumbag

[@DukeofBlasphemy]

That poor elderly woman. Nothing makes more sick than those who take advantage of the helpless. Everyone with any amount of integrity should devote their lives to protecting the innocent from monsters.

[@FUBAR1986]

The girl in the second video proves how important it is to be situationally aware of your surroundings…. My parents always taught us when we walked to walk against traffic not with it ..one night while walking home a vehicle actually stopped on the opposite side of the road and attempted to engage me in conversation, before he could turn around, I ditched into the woods and defeated whatever his plan was….

[@Mr_Gray_1995]

That’s chilling, I’ve only ever had a nightmare once of a couple attempting to kidnap me

[@sassyh1935]

And be aware of your surroundings!!

[@cahillgreg]

His plan was just to get you off the road and into the woods - impeding your progress home is kinda funny. Be aware of pranksters making you out as a complete mug.

[@rohanholland4497]

In all likelihood, he was completely honest and wanted to ask for direction.

[@boltzmannbrain6607]

What a snowflake you are . He was probably a Jehova witness

[@mamapoch1915]

The man who was stalking that young girl will do this again. I wish they could have charged him with something. That last one when that man stood over that old lady was beyond scary! Thank you for another awesomely done video!

[@Marhakesh]

The license plate must be readable from the footage. If i were the father of that girl I would have some words with the driver

[@Ezio999Auditore]

Just break his knees

[@Mike-sr6gd]

I'm sure they are keeping a close eye on that one

[@thomasgirty6397]

What's a door lock????? how dose it work ????

[@4minutesavedme]

They should've charged him with an angry bull that's got drills for horns.

[@mitch6962]

If these videos have taught me anything, it's that criminals rarely ever get caught even with video evidence.

[@scorpiochelle]

Because cops are practically useless

[@pillowdargon]

Seriously, only 2 of these cases were solved despite all having video evidence.

[@snowyowl1717]

It’s disturbing to think that after the break in, or attempted break-ins were reported to the police, they suggest cameras, then the cameras catch the same or similar crime on often with faces on the video and the majority of the time the police are “sorry can’t find the person or persons.

[@RachelParker-1977]

True.

[@EphemeralProductions]

In most liberal blue-run states the police have their hands tied a LOT by liberal rules and laws. That’s how it is in MY POS state. :/

[@Last_Chance.]

Lazy cops

[@elisaflores7437]

Exactly.

[@soap8045]

Right, I believe our technology has improved greatly!😊

[@chrisw6164]

How do the cops have no record of that weirdo with the giant scorpion tattoo on his neck? Cops are deliberately not investigating these criminals IMO.

[@taurus5865]

Yep

[@N8iveUSA510]

That's why I don't trust the police or any one really. Most people don't wanna others in general

[@moonbeamtipi5598]

They can identify people from satelites in the heaven if they want to - and they can track down whatever person they want - IF they want. This is rubbish, if they did not find this scary creep with those tattoos.

[@chrisw6164]

@@moonbeamtipi5598 Right. And there’s a zero percent chance this guy has no criminal record.

[@gamer61701]

They are usually beyond useless. Unless the criminal is still on the scene with a broken leg , unable to flee, with the victim's blood all over his body, they aren't going to do shit but make a report. And the reason for that is because politicians and bureaucrats and civil rights morons have made it impossible for them to effectively do their jobs. So I don't blame the cops actually.

[@egguw]

4:20 for the police too actually find the man and him not be charged with anything should be false I believe that’s felony stalking on child/minor for several blocks not too mention her hiding and him going back and forth, it was clear as day that his intentions were not good.. it’s people like this that go back out and actually kidnap the child next time

[@cessnacitation-x]

From a moral point of view, you're right. But think of this from a professional point of view, you can't go around giving death sentences to purse snatchers. He lawfully didn't so anything wrong, he shouldn't be charged even if it was obvious what his intentions were.

[@polarfrost8656]

@@cessnacitation-xthat makes no sense

[@WittySomething]

​@cessnacitation-x So then they're just left to go free until they do wind up successfully kidnapping someone, and then everyone goes "oh if only we'd known this guy would do something like this". Can we not protect obvious criminals? Who even knows if the dude has been able to snatch kids before.

[@raisofahri5797]

​@@cessnacitation-x also it's really dumb when robert cesna got arrested, but for some reason the guy in the second video is free

[@rachel.0352]

@@cessnacitation-x Then the laws should be changed

[@PhantomBunny888]

Waking up and immediately chasing the dude with a cane, respect to grandma

[@beckyhartley9502]

She's a British granny so she'd whoop their asses.

[@Kaipyro67ALT]

Gotta say though, 6 break-ins and only $1,000 dollars worth items stolen? Dude was not breaking and entering properly.

[@Curtis94319]

Let me get this straight. The guy following the girl doesn't get charged with anything but the guy at the house looking through windows got charged with stalking. Honestly just sounds like the some cops and prosecutors are just lazy at doing there jobs. They could've definitely charged the guy following the girl with stalking

[@arthas5270]

I would assume it’s because the street is considered public property and the other was on private property.

[@jase6709]

Also the guy 5:12 looks easily identifiable to anyone who'd know him. If they really wanted to find him then they could...

[@anotherworldddd]

I agree

[@escapetherace1943]

How? The girl could be lying that the guy followed him. He could have been lost and just asking for directions. Now I am NOT defending him, but that's how the law sees it. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt. I think the girl should've hopped into the truck bed when he first pulled furthest away and layed flat.

[@aarondavis8943]

Repeatedly creeping up to someone's window late at night, then lying about it, is clearly and provably breaking the law. Stopping several times next to someone isn't, especially if the guy is smart enough to refuse to talk to the police.

[@spookynightthelegendofclar4049]

The guy watching the girl did commit a crime in my eyes. He was stalking a damn child and followed her from school. The child was terrified and to me that is a crime!! He should have gotten at least 3 years in jail and had his TESTICLES removed

[@imnahtcool]

Agreed! He doesn't need them small balls where he will end up lol

[@Ifenkili_INC]

😂

[@jalatovibes2128]

Predators are at their best neutered and spayed.

[@WigglesTheDuck]

Home security cameras need SERIOUS video quality upgrades this year.

[@bira_85]

They could have a much higher definition, the problem is space to storage hours and hours of high quality footage

[@thatguy_5240]

@Ubiratan Lucchini and high fidelity security cameras would be the price as normal high tier cameras, because it would have to be similar tech to get that result. So you'd be paying $300-$800 for a single camera, and you wouldn't be able to store more than a couple minutes of footage unless you had storage set up specifically for that

[@Meme-zc4cw]

@@thatguy_5240 Google Nest cameras are like $200 a piece for the cordless ones. I have them and they are amazing.

[@gabopalacios2028]

Honestly, quality image doesn't mean much if people don't lock their doors and police don't investigate. The video with the tattoed guy looks HQ to me and still, police couldn't find him

[@cyqry]

Interestingly I follow a few home-improvement type channels, some do focus on electronics and include cameras. Most of the time the reason the quality is trash is because the owners don't know enough about photography to properly set them up. You can't really get something that works perfectly in both day and night conditions.... realistically, you should be having two different cameras for this situation and perhaps having them set up in different locations. Low-light conditions can also lead to severely grainy images unless the camera is specifically designed for that usage. I find people tend to use floodlights to brighten an image too but then they also don't set up the camera itself to consider that so all they end up doing is blurring our the entire face due to the huge contrast. Don't get me wrong, camera quality can do with a huge improvement too, better cameras overall means the prices for good quality cameras will come down as "better" ones take over as the premium choice. But I would also recommend anyone setting up cameras around their home to seriously look into how they work and how to get the absolute best picture quality out of it too if you really want that perfect mugshot to hand over to the police.

[@zacholdsls9455]

Weird that they can’t find some of these people that have a clear shot of their face on camera

[@rukitomikutochi8764]

It's normal in the US. Cops refusing to do their Job.

[@ericedmiston5040]

I know, pisses me off.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Not really, especially in a town larger than 5000 people, unless maybe if you live in China. Mass facial detection/recognition isn't a thing for most PDs. Also, PDs are largely useless these days. If they can be bothered to do anything at all, it's to just do the paperwork and shrug it off unless assault (or worse) is involved.

[@ZombieSazza]

It just screams “despite us being the police, we are unwilling to do anything” This is why folk have posted their footage online to see if locals can help identify the perpetrator, and what’s mental is the local police then get butthurt and cry “tHiS hArMs OuR iNvEsTiGaTiOn” when they had zero interest in actually investigating. So they refuse to hell because apparently “oh we can’t identify this person who’s face is very clearly visible”, then claim everyone is “sabotaging” the investigation they didn’t want to do because they look bad.

[@pmskzqiv]

I’m fuming with the guy who has a huge scorpion neck tattoo how many people have that🙄

[@intruder132]

What a great channel! I won't sleep tonight. Subscribed

[@madisona3907]

I am shocked people are so bold to enter someone home knowing the home owner is home!

[@samjohns3227]

These days many burglaries take place when people are inside....

[@EphemeralProductions]

People don’t care anymore. They are emboldened by self entitlement and liberal laws that give them a lot of power and knowing that they likely won’t be arrested or if they are they’ll be released soon.

[@charlesloftin8768]

Right. How did they know as to whether or not babysitter didn't have gun or something

[@Jose04537]

@@charlesloftin8768 Depends on the state, getting a gun in blue states is very difficult.

[@taylermuilenburg5029]

@@charlesloftin8768 Except there were two men against one girl. They could have easily overpowered her.

[@ricoy.9258]

Imagine watching your camera and seeing a complete stranger standing near your children or you. 😱

[@muhammadhaziqhamdan]

😮😮😮😮yes i think this happen

[@ROCKaholic]

Faked

[@Shebeast3]

could not imagine it is be both terrified and furious

[@TheRealEffluence]

Cops: "I'm sorry mam we couldn't identify the suspects with several minutes of clear footage and finger prints all over the house"

[@ninjafrog6966]

do you just think the cops can identify everyone off of just looking at them? you people are morons

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

"What do I look like a detective"

[@AnkleBiter]

And this is why you hurry up, get in your house/living quarters, and lock the door! *Especially* at night.

[@reflex9238]

Or constantly be watching your back checking if you’re being followed, or if people are hiding nearby. Always mind your surroundings.

[@80PercentScottish]

I don't get out of my car at night until I've loaded up my Ring app to ensure nothing has been detected recently in the garden or at the front, then use Live View to double check. Can't be too careful.

[@AnkleBiter]

@@80PercentScottish This is seriously really smart! Very good thinking! Once I get a ring camera looks like I'll have to do the same!

[@micpere1991]

What i find so creepy about that second clip is how calm that neighborhood looked. There was practically no one around. Thank God for that truck being there and the girl's smart thinking. Because honestly if that truck wasnt there, she probably would of been kidnapped.

[@sylvestersalad]

I grew up in that town live one city next to it now and it’s the safest town around . Cops are on top of everything when I saw that I was shocked but not too surprised I guess every town has it’s bad day

[@dangerman6371]

Remember to close and lock your doors at all times. This is probably the best safety tip. There are just too many weird people out there.

[@forgottenboy9778]

That little girl was incredibly smart. I remember when I was around 8 years old I was planning in the front lawn of my house when a black car pulled up and rolled down his window. He attempted to talk to me, but I ran inside and told my dad. My dad got up in enough time to see the car driving away. It was terrifying, but I can’t imagine being in an unfamiliar place when that happened. She was so smart, but that had to be horrific for her and her parents.

[@JudasMaccabeus1]

“She then gets out of her chair and chases him with her cain.” *You go girl.*

[@donniethezombie4495]

Abel, she was

[@CelticVictory]

@@donniethezombie4495 Abel died. Able she was.

[@timtho305]

Wish she had a gun. A bullet in his ass would’ve stopped him

[@Sempersometimes2111]

*Cane

[@Grinchfairy]

Why do I watch these late at night when I’m alone?? I just went and checked all the doors and triple checked my car was locked 😂

[@sugandspice9397]

"Who Will you call if someone breaks into your house?" Not the police, they obviously never find anyone since they aren't looking

[@sadezem991]

when i was 19, a man broke into my house while i was home and i luckily was able to hide before he realized i was there and called the police. i live less than 2 blocks from the police station. the dispatcher refused to stay on the phone with me despite me begging her to and the police took over an hour to come check it out. apparently they didnt think it was serious because i wasnt SURE if he was armed or not - since i was hiding upstairs and was not going to let the man know i was home just to see if he was armed. it was the longest hour of my life and i was just waiting for him to find me and do something horrible to me. that was the day i decided to be a gunowner and get a security system.

[@thomasgirty6397]

your in my house uninvited???? your problems JUST STARTED!!!!

[@yunorezzy]

you try doing the job then. its hard to find a person that doesn’t have a record

[@daleva187goligo]

ghostbusters?

[@kayleigh3648]

The first one angered me so much!! They deliberately tried to hurt (probably even kill) knowing a BABY was in the room!!! Most robbers would leave once they hear a baby crying, but these sickos pursued it instead!!! 🤬 Also, isn’t chasing after someone with a knife considered attempted murder (even tho the stabbing didn’t actually take place)? Idk, I just hope they eventually get caught before they hurt or kill someone 😕

[@S.Pri8]

@ Kayleigh I felt the same way. That had to be truly horrifying for that young lady. They continued to pursue her. In spite of hearing that baby crying. A part of me feels they were about to sign their death sentence or life without. That was the most horrifying one to me. They had NO regards whatsoever in that moment, the way they kept pursuing her and that baby. I mean they were already out there with all the valuables. What did they think was in the BATHROOM, AFTER they kicked thru the bedroom door????

[@ROCKaholic]

It's faked, stop being so gullible

[@Texmylove]

​@@ROCKaholic shut up it isn't fake you know nothing about what happened you don't know anything

[@Luvlyyyykitkatgirl]

​@@ROCKaholic wtf

[@CelticVictory]

The fact that they both took knives and disconnected the phones suggest they were going to attempt murder. It upsets me too.

[@Angyal_Angyal]

A few things: • That little girl did an awesome job hiding from that perv and would be kidnapper. • Why have cams and leave your doors unlocked? • Grandma did a good job of chasing that piece of crap with her cane. Use what you have. 👏🏼 Storytime: When I was a teenager my mom, brother and I were home alone one night. We were doing something in my brothers room that was directly down the hall from our garage. My mom heard something at the garage door. She went down the hall to the door and yelled out "Who is it?" in a booming voice. I guess someone was trying to break in. She yelled out again "Who is it?". Whoever it was ran away. A few minutes later she made me go close the garage door which we had left open. I was scared crapless. That weekend my dad installed an automatic garage door opener. Here's the thing. We lived in the back of an upscale housing edition a block away from the lake. This was in the early 80's. There wasn't anyone that lived around us that would try to break into our house. That didn't happen back then where we lived. To this day I have no idea of who that could have been. 🤷‍♀️ Keep your doors closed, locked, cams on, weapons at the ready. There are a lot of crazies out there. 😳

[@retepoteil]

Every body who reads this just make sure your doors are locked at all times. A lot of sick ppl in this world

[@thePhoenixQueen]

And don't yell out about the cops. They'll get caught faster that way.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

They arent sick, they are troubled

[@catwoman8861]

@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 Oh, please. Spare us the sympathy for armed stalkers, robbers and predators. They are the people troubling society.

[@thefeverdream]

@@catwoman8861 they’d be fine and better off dead regardless of them being “troubled”

[@TheBrenanas]

@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 You seem to enjoy making dumb comments. I'm going to guess you are either one of the sick people in this world or you are too young and ignorant to understand what crimes like these do to people. Either which way, please save your stupidity for Tumblr.

[@DarkGodSeti]

"Man in the video was never found" Most definitely 'scorpion tattoo guy' has a record and those same tattoos are pretty helpful in searching and identifying someone.... Great video again, keep it up!

[@AidenRKrone]

The case of Robert Cesena peeking into the young woman's home is undoubtedly a case of voyeurism. He was getting his rocks off by stalking that woman and peering into her house. It's really quite sickening what some people will stoop to just to get their sick sexual kicks. The videos of the burglars sneaking around inside people's houses while they sleep are heart-pounding. The brazenness of those burglars is incredible!

[@AkIsUkIro]

The worst part is the woman was a coworker and (if I can recall) he also harassed her at work in the past. It's been a while since I heard of it so I don't remember the details really well.

[@daleva187goligo]

that guy is rich and successful, he could pay escorts to let him do anything to them, yet he does this

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 "Weather or not the man was planning on doing anything is unknown" 🤔 Naw, we all know what was on that creep's mind as he followed that poor girl 😥 😠

[@jgarciag9740]

Exactly. He made his intentions perfectly clear.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

So....who cares?

[@LoveYah1]

They need to investigate him, he was to bold for it to be the first time SMH

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 I'm sure the almost kidnapped girl and her parents care 🙄

[@spectralnighttravel]

Weather? Lol

[@alex_x_x_6]

My mother always taught me if someone is following you you walk in to a house and pretend you live there, start knocking on the door.

[@CelticVictory]

That can backfire if you're dealing with a paranoid homeowner.

[@pinktaco646]

That would work probably in the 90s, back when I was a kid, but not now.

[@ZeXiOn26]

you could end up knocking on yet another pedo's door...

[@gctechs]

A typical house robbery scheme, little girl knocks on the door, them BANG

[@Hydrant_Hero]

There's something about 8:48 that feels wrong and inhumane. The way his neck lurches forward so quickly to look in her window sent shivers down my spine.

[@ЛейлаДаудМансори]

Inhumane?! 🤣

[@BX138]

I think they mean inhuman

[@justinkrann7406]

well he was probably drunk as hell so his co-ordination would've been messed up

[@PrincessPink433]

“This was random, not targeted” *Man proceeds to stalk them from the store to their home, walk right up to their front door , try the knob and knock, then stalk around their property for the next few minutes.* I don’t know what’s with these people constantly downplaying the seriousness and danger of these situations, but that’s also not good.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Cop logic. Maybe detectives should be in squad cars instead.

[@shannonrickard8605]

They meant the guy didn't know them and it wasn't personal, he chose them randomly at the store.

[@spaceneeded67]

And the mother says to the children “who are you talking to? Why?” Half a story here.

[@CelticVictory]

It's possible that they could have forgotten something at the store. Good Samaritans still exist.

[@CelticVictory]

@@spaceneeded67 I want to know more about that too.

[@krisj5561]

Always lock your doors first people. Listen to what is happening around you. Be aware of your surroundings.

[@maywasneverherenoobs]

How have your house been broken into months earlier, you have a baby, and you STILL leave your house door unlocked??

[@g1rldraco7]

You know what sucks? When the cops don't find the creeps, I swear you do everything in your power to protect yourself and your loved ones and the creeps still mess with that? Be prepared people don't risk anything!! Oh they finally caught one!!!!

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Which was in the video not recorded in the US. Coincidence?

[@bconn3652]

Yep in England and the badass granny went after him with her stick. No guns necessary.

[@bconn3652]

@@jeianalottie Sorry I don't speak pidgin

[@KaijuEdits875]

​@@bconn3652thats why I live in UK, cuz the police is way bigger in a tinier country, and its amazing, like these guys robbed a shop, and stole like 6 cars, and somehow they caught them

[@lara_young]

It's scary how many of these people are never identified despite pretty clear footage.

[@dragonborn164]

Many comments said the cops didn't care enough it seems

[@livingNagony]

Criminals definitely do not care about cameras..it's still a good idea to have them but unless u personally know the suspect..it's doubtful they will be caught

[@bonitajohnson3927]

My mom taught me as soon as I was old enough to understand that as soon as you get home, immediately turn around and lock the door. These has saved me more than a few times

[@jaredmichaud1160]

I'm glad some of these fools were caught. It gets really annoying when you have these criminals' faces clear on camera and they still haven't been identified or caught.

[@Defffunnystuff]

Yeha so when they show videos of crims with blurry faces u just know the cops ain’t gonna do crap about those either.

[@jaredmichaud1160]

@@Defffunnystuff I suppose my frustration isn't really the aimed at the police. There are lazy and corrupt officers for sure. But there are others who genuinely do their best. Really, I think I'm just angry at how much easier it is for bad people to get away with stuff than it is for good people to protect themselves. This matter is really complex and honestly, the more I think about it when typing this, the more I regret composing this response right before bed. 💀

[@bizzmoneyb]

you cant find a guy with a GIANT SCORPION tattooed on neck and head?! its truly sick to see people with such evil intentions.

[@deadhead657]

6:22 It's surprising that the guy with the giant Scorpion on his neck hasn't been identified. These videos are scary af. Stay safe everyone

[@anotherworldddd]

I agree what a weirdo

[@obkook7205]

Probably an illegal [undocumented] immigrant, impossible to ID

[@HOMELESSG0D]

they never found the guy with a scorpion tattoo on his neck and very clear view of his face. Interesting.

[@1blondied]

....IKR ????

[@siberiusstuph]

Cops don't like doing their Job anymore

[@shanongoss5223]

Yeah he's seems to be looking for someone so she should check her daughter's phone. Poor girl only 13 yes old probably thinks she's chatting with a 17 yr old and it's this tatted creep

[@0mfgeeze]

I would put money on the u.s. being involved with the cartels and human. Trafficking

[@CelticVictory]

@@0mfgeeze You think a cartel guy is going to politely knock on a door?

[@Bluviolet7392]

Never identified, unbelievable!!! Great job!

[@Samouraii]

I say this on every video but it annoys me how many of them are never found by police

[@HimeChan247]

Especially when one guy has tattoos head to toe and most of these people are clearly showing their faces!

[@alyxlocke1284]

It’s really disturbing that even with somewhat decent footage of the first video, that the cops were still never able to find the intruders. Like, they weren’t really even wearing masks either. I’m not a cop or anything like that, but I find it hard to believe they couldn’t have been found, at least after a while

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Can't find what you don't actually look for. They're a reaction force, not a protection force.

[@valeriekehrt7566]

Security footage only goes so far. Finding these idiots not easy. Police have obstacles & can't just find everybody.

[@alyxlocke1284]

@@valeriekehrt7566 I’m not expecting a 100% success rate. It just baffles me that in this day in age, people who literally show their faces can’t be found

[@sam8404]

@@LadyAstarionAncunin they can't do either. What better way to react than to catch the ones responsible?

[@hollowgr0und]

That 24 year old dude needs to go to jail immediately. What a sick individual.

[@ae2948]

Crazy how the cops couldn't identify or find the guys even with such clear pictures and distinctive tattoos.

[@lauriejones4507]

They rarely look if no one died...

[@Andrew-nu4hi]

They probably don’t care

[@CollaborativeDataAccounts]

@@Andrew-nu4hi Pensions and doughnuts

[@CollaborativeDataAccounts]

@@lauriejones4507 Right. Shitton of foresic material and "Welp, looks like you had a break-in"

[@lindam9018]

I just would not have expected these older guys like the last one, a 51 year old man, repeatedly breaking in and stealing stuff from that poor woman and especially Mr bigshot corporate executive creeping around at night, looking in women's windows while they're sleeping and no doubt his wife is also home sleeping and thinking he's right beside her.

[@silviaoino2648]

4:59 the way i yelled 'Close that door!'

[@matchaqueen6541]

That poor little girl in clip 2. That's terrifying!!

[@mrsolarrr2182]

I was alway told to walk against traffic when walking home. I had a similar experience walking from the movie theater with my friend around 11pm. A car was driving funny, the decided to stop right in front of us, waiting for us to pass. We crossed the street and started running and the car sped off. So proud of how that girl in the second girl handled that whole encounter 💯

[@Sushi-447]

5:35 why is the guys shoes so bright 😭

[@frankianthony155]

A vehicle followed me into my backwoods remote Wisconsin home. I was far enough ahead to park the vehicle and quickly hide in the woods. They stopped for a bit, most likely puzzled as to my whereabouts and finally left. 😬

[@davidcaskey4669]

I live out like that but I always have my pistol with me

[@Yoodaaa007]

This short story I'm writing has nothing to do with break ins but just a short reminder to watch who you open doors to. A few months ago my siblings and I were at home and we heard a knock on the door, we don't get any visitors so we just thought it was our mom knocking on the door. My brother has a habit of unlocking doors without seeing who it is first, so when he unlocked the door, a kid walked into our house. It was funny seeing the kid come into the wrong house but scary at the same time for us & him. Just goes to show you, don't always assume it's just a person you know when opening the door. Always check first. Just imagine if that would've been a person he let in that was up to no good!

[@Shebeast3]

yeah teach your kids and keep em aware

[@Rain-yh9ws]

Why would u leave a door unlocked? In this day & age with violence so widespread leaving a door unlocked is ridiculous.

[@binxthekitty54]

Moral of the stories: Always lock doors and always keep a gun nearby.

[@charlesloftin8768]

One thing that baffles me about most break-in stories is I've noticed most people even in nice homes apparently don't have a security system. Locks can be picked and doors kicked down etc etc. That's why it's best to have a security system for added protection

[@Shoehandler1142]

I was always taught to lock everything at night, even my bedroom door before I went to sleep. I now see why…

[@emilkoch4098]

Wow, all of these potential victims were incredibly lucky thanks to their security cameras. The girl in the first clip had great instincts. Very fortunate. It’s too bad all of the guys weren’t caught.

[@CollaborativeDataAccounts]

That's your takaway? Cameras? Not the cops not being able to do their jobs, no.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@CollaborativeDataAccounts When seconds count, the police is a few minutes away. Universal truth.

[@CelticVictory]

@@DinnerForkTongue Sarcasm mode engaged.

[@ryankerr7318]

It's unbelievable that so many of these cases with doorbell cameras led to no arrests. That's the scariest part of this.

[@lisac3577]

Many years ago when I was a kid I was staying at my grandfathers house. During the night someone entered the house while we were sleeping. Some of the items taken were taken about a foot from me which obviously means the person was right next to me. To this day videos like this bring back the memory and still bother me.

[@leesashriber5097]

Praise God that little girl was so smart. Her parents raised her right. 🙏❤️

[@CollaborativeDataAccounts]

The smartest and bravest in all of the vid.

[@mohammed97x6]

It broke my heart seeing that poor girl being followed by a creep but thankfully she was smart

[@chadwellington2524]

kind of smart, she should have ran to a house door and rang the bell, or ran away the first time he left

[@cyqry]

@@chadwellington2524 Might not have left for long enough for her to make a break. For all we know he just went to the end of the street to turn around so nobody with cameras would start to question why a car is sat in the middle of the road for so long and investigate.

[@Ari19904]

Gods got nothing to do with it

[@vaszgul736]

Clip 4 didn't make sense to me until you clarified it was the kids asleep on the couch. If they heard someone quietly tiptoeing around it might not have stirred them if they assumed it was their parents, or that if someone did break in, their parents might hear it. I can't imagine adults potentially hearing someone creep around their house without getting suspicious. That might just be me though, I hear even a creak in the walls and go on high alert

[@wadewilson8011]

You can literally see the kid plain as day.

[@vaszgul736]

@@wadewilson8011 "three kids sleeping on the couches just feet away" by the narrator is what I mean, I assumed that the person on the left was a grown man but it may be a teenager.

[@wadewilson8011]

@@vaszgul736 a grown man would've got up and either said something or tried to fight. But looking at the proportions of their bodies to the couch (love seat) and burglars, I could clearly tell.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I'm an incredibly light sleeper. I would have been attacked because I would have woken up and yelled at them.

[@sam8404]

@@wadewilson8011 proportions don't really mean much. You're kind of making some big assumptions.

[@TheJojj]

>Gets robbed >Cops: "You guys should install security cameras >Installs SIX security cameras >Doesn't lock the back door >Gets robbed again >Cops: "Yea we still can't identify them" >wow >Get higher quality cameras ig

[@justsomeguymustache]

one of my favorite videos are ones including doorbell footage. it makes it a bit creepier to know it actually happened, over trying to trust someone.

[@pixilixy]

how hard can it be to find a guy with a fricking scorpio behind his ear?

[@VictoriaMaxima]

Pretty hard with no papers. #sinpapeles

[@RockandRollsince1992]

Stalking should be illegal. Those weirdos always cover themselves with saying "it's not illegal what I do" and that's a huge problem.

[@cassidieepaigee]

Omg, that little girl is just incredible! I hope with all my heart that my little siblings would be able to clock a potentially dangerous situation like this & act in the same way!

[@bodaciousconar]

The fact that there were clear videos of the men in the first video and that one of them didn’t have gloves for fingerprints makes me believe they didn’t even try.

[@NorfarPS3]

It pisses me off that they claim the guy in the grey Pontiac didn't commit a crime. he committed multiple crimes, stalking and harassment.

[@joedatius]

sadly stalking cant be charged unless it has been done multiple times.

[@jgarciag9740]

The second video with the little girl being followed gave me so much anxiety. I was so scared for her. I was literally screaming don’t move from that truck stay where you are. Then she ran and I was screaming run run run. I couldn’t finish the video because my nervous system is wrecked.

[@Katieeeee12345]

These stories always make me triple check the doors and stuff in the house before I go to sleep when I’m alone at night.

[@airdriver1460]

The narrator of this video did a great job; perfect voice for this kind of work. For me, he imparted a real sense of foreboding.

[@SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos]

5:00 mark The cop showed up and the creeps car was STILL there.

[@chidieberenwadike4165]

The girl in the second clip just saved herself from that creep. Hopefully, she's doing alright.

[@goofball2228]

This is why I stopped going out at night alone.

[@girard375]

Respects to Margaret who after being robbed still gets up to beat the crap out the intruder

[@cyqry]

Living in Britain and having dealt with a lot of old grannies, she'll be pissed about the stolen stuff sure but I'm sure her exact words while chasing him were "ya ruined mah sleep ya little shit!"

[@dragonborn164]

@@cyqry lol

[@CelticVictory]

@@cyqry Well, a ruined nap is truly criminal.

[@neilatherton4489]

Guy has a massive scorpion tattoo around his ear and the police couldn’t find him?

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for a scary video. Love your channel ❤❤❤❤

[@What.99]

4:25 Wouldn’t that technically be considered stalking, which is a crime? Imagine the number of people that would be saved and crimes that would be prevented if our judicial system actually punished people for the crimes they committed…

[@northernpianotuner3319]

THAT is why older folks long for the old days. Years ago, that's how it was.

[@cessnacitation-x]

It doesn't count as stalking, stalking is done over a long period and often consists of other crimes such as trespassing. I understand that you want him to be arrested, and I agree. But this is coming from your emotions, rather than from a professional and legal point of view. You can't just go around arresting any bad apples that haven't technically committed crimes.

[@Red0543]

I’ve said it before and I say it again: *Always* keep your doors and windows locked (even when you’re home) and get yourself something you can use to defend yourself with in case the worst happens. Make sure it’s something you would feel comfortable with using against another human being and make sure you actually practice with it regularly.

[@craigchristian344]

I've got my inflatable buttplug at the ready!

[@Red0543]

@@craigchristian344 ….. Not what I would’ve gone with, but hey whatever works! (If nothing else I know that *I* would’ve turned around and ran away if I was a burglar and saw someone run at me with one of those!)

[@kaystephan2610]

0:35 "Where they're shown finding an unlocked sliding glass door" Seriously WHY have such things unlocked when you're not there? Is it that hard to lock it??

[@benjaminjebb867]

The nerve of that guy walking around that house while people are sleeping right next to him. Hopefully Karma catches up to him sooner than later.

[@Last_Chance.]

The fact that these people get away with doing these things really says a lot about our Police.

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

In certain areas, yes. Not all police are like this. Seeing as it was in California, I'm not surprised.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

They are pigs

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Lazy.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

@@Knight_of_the_Old_Code Plenty of podunk cops and city cops that are too fat to run and too busy collecting kickbacks to investigate.

[@Ralph-eg9nm]

The little girl being followed was so smart. Scary to think creeps like that walking freely among us.

[@TheImmoralNosferatuZodd]

4:12 was his name released to the public? It needs to be...

[@jasonmilly3320]

"I don't know what this man's intentions were. But I don't think it was to rob us" ... I mean, if a tatted up man is hiding in front of your vehicle and immediately goes to the door when you go in, tries to open it himself before knocking, I would say his intentions weren't good. Should feel lucky he didn't try anything before you went in the house. At least they immediately locked the door though. Your doors should ALWAYS be locked, no matter time of day or how many people are home.

[@HitechAdvice]

That little girl handled the situation like a pro. Stayed out of the viewpoint, didn't answer when the predator tried to talk and made a run for it the first chance she got. So brave and smart.

[@vaszgul736]

Clip two happened to me. Was followed all around my street for three days by an Indian man with a limp, he was driving a yellow vehicle that at first I thought was a taxi so I paid it no mind when he kept insisting I get in and asking over and over if I needed a ride. It was only after getting a good look at it the third day that I realized it was just a regular yellow car, and the thing I thought was a taxi thing on top of the vehicle was denoting it delivered pizzas, not people. The dude got out on foot and began chasing me which is the only reason I know he had a limp. I managed to hide in someone's back yard before he could get around the corner. He got back in his car and circled the block several more times before giving up. He had a very heavy accent, slicked back hair, a green polo shirt and khaki pants. I remember every detail from the night he chased me very vividly. I had to recount it all to police. Police never found him but then there was an abduction in the same area a few weeks later. All I could offer was my description of the man and his vehicle to police, I never got his license plate. Edit: I have moved from that area and still get chills whenever I drive by there. You couldn't pay me to walk through there again, let alone at night.

[@gnrtx-36969]

Glad you managed to get out from that creep

[@deeeeeere]

How do u know he was Indian? Could have been Bangladeshi or Pakistani.

[@deeeeeere]

@@GingerNinja007 u understand that india pakistan nd Bangladesh were one country just 75 years ago, now separated by border but language nd accent r hardly different.

[@vaszgul736]

@@deeeeeere While I understand overgeneralizing is harmful, unfortunately that's the kind of descriptor police find useful. They wouldn't need information like "he's Bangladeshi" unless he absolutely definitely was, and I was in the process of running away so unfortunately I could not ask him specifics. Police just ask "was he white, black" and you have to try to be slightly more specific that he was neither, and given his accent he did not seem to be latino, which is usually the third question police ask if the suspect did not appear to be white or black.

[@deeeeeere]

@@vaszgul736 I'm happy that u r safe, nd i know being a victim, at the moment u must be more worried about safety than details , i just asked question because labeling people from subcontinent ethnicity is really hard. Even Indian can't identify if person he's talking to is Indian Bangladeshi or Pakistani if they don't reveal that information themselves. Thats why we have sleeper cells nd lots of problems. Please be safe.