An ordinary morning in the suburbs spirals into horror

[@tanekaday8680]

He brutally murdered 3 members of his family, and is still considered a good choice for parole😮 this is maddening.

[@MisplacedTexan]

As someone living in the United States, that completely stunned me. I was doing farm chores and stopped what I was doing and stood listening in shock. In the US, he would have received a one-way ticket to ride the lightning…. ⚡️

[@birgittabirgersdatter8082]

@@MisplacedTexanthe US is extremely punitive, other western countries focus a lot on rehabilitation.

[@tablescissors]

@@birgittabirgersdatter8082 Yes, wether the person is “rehabilitated” or not, which is simply the unarmed public’s problem - it’s certainly cheaper and more of a virtue signal to release them.

[@8thhousemoonrabbit205]

How do you rehabilitate someone who spent 18 years benefitting, from what was a close, trusted adult who poured years, of concern, empathy and dedication, into you?.. also the siblings instead, of simply removing self, from the household?? Where's the hard science, on this nebulous 'rehabilitation'- maybe, punitive is simply a biased word because the appearance, of kindness isn't more important than, a tax paying public's safety? On a scale, a hope and prayer for the best doesn't weigh against the well being, of nameless numbers​@@birgittabirgersdatter8082

[@Bobin1007]

Seriously 🤦

[@lexirae7889]

Unless you've ever had a loved one do something terrible, you'll never understand being in the position of both realizing they did it & loving them anyway. Matthew De Gruchy's father is neither deluded nor stupid. He lost everyone he loved in one terrible act, including his eldest son. I cannot imagine living with that kind of pain.

[@ChrisAndCats]

I'm sorry but I don't agree with you.

[@pamelaibarra790]

The love you have for your child is stronger than any other love you can have. I always see comments about parents standing by their kid's side after a crime and the public scrutinizing them for it. We tell our children that theres nothing they can do to make us stop loving them. We are supposed to mean that. No one ever thinks their child would harm another, much less this. I can't imagine going through this. The anger and pain would be unbearable and beyond comprehension. I dont have judgment for his dad. I never want to know what he has been through. I dont think I could continue.

[@tillitsdone]

I don't recall all the details, but there's a doc about two parents whose son murdered his sister, their daughter obviously, but they still have a relationship with him and visit him in prison regularly. There was no question of his guilt or anything, he confessed, and it was violent. There was a scene where they get to throw a party for him in prison. Honestly, even though I felt for them, it made me sick. I get where you're coming from, but as a parent myself, I think that kid would be dead to me forever. It's one of a very few things that's just unforgivable.

[@ruthwalton3457]

I don't believe he thought his son did it till he had to sit so long with the detective such a long time after. I really think he had some soul searching that brought on his need to discuss it with the detective and then had to reassess what he believed. That must be devastating to the poor man

[@JoyTheLazyCatLady]

A neighbor and friend of mine has a son who murdered his fiancé, her 13 yo son, and tried to murder her two daughters. My neighbor was a broken woman. She adored her son but it was very hard for her to deal with. She knew he did it but she had a hard time coming to terms with that. I felt so sorry for her. I can't imagine what that is like. But I do know that if it was me, I would still love my son, too. There are more victims of a murder than just those who are dead. 😢

[@michellesartori6695]

I live in NSW Australia and I vividly remember this case. It was so tragic and I have always felt sad for the father of the family. My grandparents lived not too far from where these murders took place and I can't help but think of how ordinary the streets and the people are, but STILL something horribly violent can occur right next door to you! Matthew should at least have the decency to admit to his crimes and explain to his father why he killed his mother, brother, and sister. I would hate to be Mathew's father because no parent wants to believe that their beloved child is capable of committing such brutality against their own flesh and blood! I understand that Mathew is now 46 years old and is likely a different man from the 18 year old boy who committed such a heinous crime, but still I would NOT like my own daughters to be involved with someone who did such a thing, regardless of how long ago. I hope that he stays out of trouble but violent tendencies can manifest quickly if the individual is provoked. I just hope that the Parole Board did the right thing! We'll have to wait and see! Thanks CF for another brilliant episode. Its appreciated!

[@susanbengston3208]

Ticktock, as the seconds go by… 😬

[@tablescissors]

Actually, as he has NEVER admitted an iota of guilt, his living family enabled him, and he is truly one of the most vicious types of narcissists = A Family Annihilator; from experience and documented psychology, Matthew is incapable of change or maturing. He may, however, have learned to be a lot sneakier.

[@StrawberryFieldsNIR]

I just looked up the case, he was paroled in 2019, after serving only 23 years for triple homicide. That sentence was a joke, being able to get parole so quickly, serving less than 8 years per murder. Yes, most definitely a narcissist - I think you have to be in the family annihilation 'business'. I agree with tablescissors, he has probably just learned to become more sneaky.

[@raymondmilburn4120]

​@StrawberryFieldsNIR 100% well written and I concur fully with things you wrote in your comment. Cheers from Down under aka Australia 🇦🇺

[@Replicanna]

Could it be that the father manipulated the son to do all this? Sounds so far off for a teenager to do

[@Cornwalls.best.doorway]

This is definitely on my top 3 channels list! I appreciate that I don’t have to watch so can drive or do other tasks. Thank you 🤩

[@karidennis6154]

The son was violent towards the mother and the father let him get away with it? I have a stepson that used to live with us, his father kicked him out when he was 18 because he was selling marijuana out of our house. We only had a couple of rules, no drugs in the house, no weapons and no violence and he broke the first two and was warned, when we discovered on christmas eve he was selling from our house his father gave him 4 weeks to move out. If he had behaved violently towards me or anyone in our family his father would have kicked his a**, kicked him out and never let him back in. The father in this case failed his whole family.

[@emmagatewood3898]

If my brother had EVER put his hands on my mother, then my father would have been the one in jail afterwards.

[@susanbengston3208]

and the Whole of Society, as did the Parole Board.

[@tablescissors]

@@susanbengston3208 Please explain how “the Whole of Society” failed?

[@lorraineyanez4301]

Good morning, nothing like cleaning and a great podcast.

[@texastea5686]

Hello from Texas! I was going to wait and listen to this during a morning walk at a nearby park, but i woke up to a drizzly, wet and humid Saturday. So now im laying cozy and warm in my bed with my cat❤

[@charisma3814]

Half 9 on a warm Adelaide evening - cheers for the top shelf bedtime story

[@katherinespinelli-jones2816]

Snap

[@EllieBee60]

Snap

[@TRACYRUSSELL-zq8vd]

And snap again!

[@thefourthwritedjentleman3643]

Brisbane here

[@Algimantaz]

The father son dynamic after Matthew’s release is what truly fascinates me

[@theSemiChrist]

Personally speaking, my son would have to do a lot to break my love for him. This probably qualifies as "a lot", though lol.

[@tablescissors]

That NPD had to stem from somewhere and it may be far easier for the father to live conveniently in a dreamworld where his “only surviving child” did not do this - although that won’t bring his family back either.

[@wendys390]

I feel very bad for the father. I understand his refusal to consider his son guilty, and why he might have finally changed his mind. What a terrible thing to go through. It's also scary to think that Matthew is walking around free.

[@nes123ification]

About to watch this now. Thanks so much for posting it. I know it will be thorough.

[@AngInAK]

Good afternoon from Anchorage, Alaska. I love this channel!

[@jay_rubyx]

I gotta say “Sharky” is a detective name I can trust to get shit done lol

[@kelseymac2780]

😂 absolutely

[@HeadinVat]

🥰😂 So true. Ask for him by name.

[@jay_rubyx]

@@HeadinVat🤣🤣 “Sorry detective Sharky is out today, you’ll have to see Detective Mouse” …. 🤢

[@I_am_the_NightmareDream]

I went to high school with a chuck whose last name was Sharky 😂 I didn't realize it was her last name I assumed it was a nickname until I started having other classes besides gym with her.

[@jay_rubyx]

@ 🤣🤣🤣 I would have thought nickname for sure. Was it spelled “Sharkey/Sharky?”

[@NinjaStroll]

What's with these comments lmao no one got anything to say about the case? I for one think Matthew did it 100%

[@Julie-do2dr]

i've suspected that this comment section is full of bots for a while, they should probably do something about it.

[@pandat581]

Right? I'm disappointed that no one is discussing 😕

[@stevew278]

According to his dad he didn’t, he said he’s a good boy and all

[@marianilsson8785]

Ikr? It has to be bots. Why the fuck would you comment where you are from on a video like this?

[@ArthurWigger]

@@stevew278they’re always good boys hey

[@EllenLeah-pv2yw]

In keeping with this new geographical tradition, I’m listening to the best true crime channel on youtube here in Los Angeles, trying to take my mind off the upcoming election. I already voted and now all I can do is wait and hope (while acid eats away at my insides)

[@sinkingslowlywithasmile]

Morning from arizona perfect timing for a 4 hour drive to California. Have a great day yall. And thank you for you content.

[@texastea5686]

Hope you got there safe. I have a 2 hour drive for a quinceñera later today

[@sinkingslowlywithasmile]

@texastea5686 i did thank you. Safe travels for you too.

[@brandyjean7015]

Good morning, from a misty, still dark Washington state.

[@Gma2aCouple]

Good morning from Canada. 1st time listening to your channel. Will be listening to more. Thank you. 😊

[@TS-rd7oy]

You couldn't pay me to live in Australia, Canada or the UK. Their sentences for violent, sick males is always so lenient, it's disgusting

[@HiNickCares]

Well, women keep voting for soft on crime policies.

[@rainedraven356]

They seem to have an excessive amount of violent crimes on children.

[@HiNickCares]

@@rainedraven356 They don't, crime is pretty low by global standards.

[@jodaisley5668]

Uk has lower violent crime rates than USA so long sentences don’t act as a deterrent

[@mikeesler9204]

That's the stupidest thing I've read for a while.

[@galaxycitizen8763]

Casefile presents= best true crime podcast!! Work flies by listening to an episode! Maybe I should focus on work more, but thank you team. Love it.

[@pearlkenna5745]

Good morning from drizzly Dublin ❤

[@texastea5686]

Hello! It was slightly overcast yesterday here in San Antonio, Texas, but today Saturday it's been a gloomy, drizzly day

[@pamelalapierre6678]

Very possibly an even more drizzly day here in the Pacific NW near Seattle , WA , USA !!!😁

[@hayleybennett5412]

Hi from a sunny Cape Town South Africa, perfect upload to enjoy with lunch!

[@haleywilson3414]

Howzit Cape Town ✌️🇿🇦

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

​@@haleywilson3414cape town , too 😊

[@sandycromhout9850]

Howzit from Hillcrest KZN 🇿🇦

[@everibarovski7963]

The jury got it right . I mean three dead in a gruesome manner it was no burglar but a killer.

[@melbournegirl7]

I love the Australian content … keep them coming.

[@danmac73]

HI all from the drizzly UK 😊😊

[@nikiwalkey8114]

Here we are again for Saturday 'Fix' 😉

[@curiouscath7629]

well hi from Nth Qld Australia 🤗 rain off and ybur otherwise stunning ..best wishes ✌️

[@curiouscath7629]

Oh LoL I meant off and on what the hell 😂

[@bearcatracing007]

​@@curiouscath7629Cairns 🇦🇺

[@romystumpy1197]

Morning uk here

[@sharngawan7975]

Happy Sunday! From sunny afternoon Philippines !😊

[@maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353]

Hello from the Poconos, Pennsylvania, USA

[@BenjaminRowe-hc7uo]

Good evening all, from Australia 🇦🇺

[@raymondmilburn4120]

Onya mate... cheers 🍻 n cold beers 🍻 yeah you caught me, cobber 😂. I'm a fair dinkum Aussie just like you.. nice to see the flag also 👍 👌

[@JoanneMcglashan-gv1up]

Very sad 😢🇦🇺🦘🦘

[@beckyoreilly5366]

Good timing ❤

[@yts70r135]

good morning to yall from sunny Southern Italy

[@amandasherlockhewkin3743]

Beautiful country and people ❤

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

Hello from cold and wet northeast Netherlands lmao

[@yts70r135]

@Iera_Thaumaturgy I love the Netherlands hardcore 4 life lol 🤣😍

[@RowenaSmith-t2c]

Sunny? Can you come to cold NC and get me?😂

[@mikeevans7381]

Greetings from California this is one of the best channels on KZbin. 💯👍🇺🇸

[@RobertMesa-fu9oy]

Shout out from Stockton California

[@thisbirdhasflown2554]

Wow, early! Good morning, CS family

[@Maligroot]

Thanks Matey 👍

[@PollyAmorous]

Thank you for sharing this video with us ❤

[@LadyAva]

Listening from sunny Tennessee ❤ good afternoon!

[@prixprixprix]

I'm from Tennessee but currently in Japan!

[@Nana-Opa]

Greetings from Pennsylvania USA. Enjoy your day

[@LuLuLyman]

Love to all from Salt Lake city Utah. ❤

[@Cornwalls.best.doorway]

Good morning from a breezy but mild Cornwall, U.K.🏄‍♀️

[@ThePinkBlush]

Thanks for covering a true crime incident that I’d never heard of before. This was an interesting one. Seemingly no motive or reason for the killer except…psychopathy?

[@viliabone1952]

and just being pissed off with his mum...

[@AkDragosani]

Mathew guilty as Charged 💯

[@LaserPeckford]

Hello from Newfoundland Canada.

[@profnkb]

Hallooo from Vermont, USA

[@stephenr7586]

Hello all I'm from the UK and a huge fan of this channel ❤

[@kukualzahawy2253]

I was 19 when this happened and remember it 😢 it was a shock through our italian community may they RIP❤ he's out now bastardo😒

[@dayellefitzgerald4072]

It's shocking someone like this could ever be released. His character won't change. He gets a second chance but his siblings didn't even get to start life. He thought he had the right to take it away. My brother is just like this. It's scary that humans like this exist. We are way too soft in Australia on criminals but so harsh on ordinary citizens for parking, speeding and minor drug offensives like weed. It's ridiculous. Tax crimes get more time than child killers!

[@jenniferphilliips3585]

GM from Naugatuck CT,America 😊

[@chartroy]

How could they release him after what he did? That is crazy

[@HB-iq6bl]

Australia full of far left policy makers. Soft on violent crime

[@NinjaStroll]

Australia

[@jeneenr33]

My first time watching one of your videos. Newly subscribed ❤

[@alexanderoke9244]

This man is a brutal slayer.

[@Duffy-w3m]

As of today, Matthew De Gruchy is working at an abattoir. Getting his kicks out of slaughter animals now. Sick.

[@kittikat2318]

He killed three people-of his own family - and he walked out after basically 30 years! So I guess their lives were worth 10 years each? WTF!? and oh yeah, he didn’t have *hardly any* incidents while in prison, except some pesky attempted murder! 🙄🤬

[@maurapaganelli]

Hi from Holland 👋

[@raven6565]

I just don't understand why. Without the note that showed it was premeditated, I would have assumed it was a crime of passion: He argued a lot with his mother and killed her in one of those heated arguments. Then he panicked and murdered his siblings to cover his tracks. That makes sense to me. I just don't understand the motivation here.

[@tablescissors]

Look up Family Annihilators and their psychology, it may help to answer a lot of understandable questions; it is difficult to see through the eyes of a violent (narcissistic) psychopath and it should be. His father played a role in that development process and there was good reason that the son did not look for an opportunity to include patricide among the plot.

[@StrawberryFieldsNIR]

Please NEVER use the phrase 'crime of passion'. It is used to excuse violent or controlling domestic abusers (who kill their partners). Those crimes are crimes of control and punishment, nothing to do with 'passion'. In this case, it was probably a crime of anger, again, NOT 'passion'. Also both mother and sister were in bed, so how is that any kind of 'heat of the moment'? Of course it was a calculated execution of mother and siblings. There are exactly zero cases anywhere where the term 'crime of passion' is accurate. Please remove it from your vocab.

[@raven6565]

@StrawberryFieldsNIR I meant the term as a crime commited in the heat of the moment where anger is high and someone snaps. But thank you for asking me what I meant instead of going off on a lecture to a stranger on the internet. It does not at all reflect poorly on you.

[@StrawberryFieldsNIR]

@@raven6565 I really do not care how it reflects upon me. You used the phrase, then followed that with only the note convincing you of the premeditation. Like, your first clue really should have been killing two of them in their beds/asleep - shows point blank, there was nothing the victims did in that moment to 'set him off'. I get sick of people on the internet excusing violent and dangerous men with 'crime of passion' or 'he lost his temper'. Defending them with that sort of nonsense reflects badly on you.

[@raven6565]

@StrawberryFieldsNIR It clearly shows you don't care as you seem to think that you're entitled to lecture a stranger because of your own issues. And you're clearly off your rocker if you think I'm defending that. Lastly, if you're tired of people doing that, then don't read the comments on true crime.

[@Sarah-jg9uw]

Hello from Essex, UK 🇬🇧 🌦love your channel. This is a tragic case 💔I don't know how anyone would want to kill your own family. You never get over something like this 😢can't believe Matthew is free after the heinous crime he committed to do that to your own family you have to pretty messed up, how could you trust someone who done such a crime. If you can do that to your own family then you can do that to anyone.

[@Wiggles1Play]

Almost midnight here in California. Thank you for your stories😊

[@verityowens9638]

Would never trust him again.They put dogd down if they bite or kill as they are condidered untrustworthy.

[@maimay8862]

I know what you mean i was attacked by an ex i was injured really badly then got him off and remained with him another 10years i did the right thing at the time for me forgiveness is not an issue and i eventually left and met an amazing person who i didn't realise was possible but I don't regret anything in my life anymore I am truly blessed to be here we all are ❤ love to you all 💟 everyone who needs love❤🙏🕊️

[@somnolence7]

So nice hearing a fellow Aussie. Wooo 🥳

[@angeliquematos2590]

Good morning from cold, snowy Beacon, NY😊 New sub too!❤

[@gertballyhead]

just in time for the ride home

[@melbournegirl7]

I would be interested to know what a Forensic Psychiatrist would diagnose this horrible person with … his lack of emotion would suggest psychopathy!

[@jay_rubyx]

Another job well done, “Casey” 😊

[@francesmeyer8478]

Greetings from Central Illinois.🇺🇸☕🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🌞

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you💔

[@jaccusefashion]

Very Good!

[@ethanreaves8429]

I don't think any of us could truly wrap our minds around this or ever understand how to process such a vulgar act. It's heartbreaking, it's insane, it's absolutely bananas... I don't have children but I have three beautiful nieces, one who has defiance disorders and is prone to be angry. Luckily she has received the help she is needed. But knowing what it's like to fear one major sibling in your entire household is the only thing I can slightly understand in this. But I couldn't understand what it feel like for the father or anyone surviving after on how they feel about his son. I can acknowledge I probably would not be the same, or would I do the same. I also have not lost my family in one night... So so again I can never understand or comprehend it. Truly hope he find whatever healing he can...❤

[@nancyhutter2355]

So your premeditate the brutal murder of your mother and siblings and you get parole! Something is definitely wrong with this!

[@Aryasvitkona]

God that poor father, losing not only his entire family, but having to live the rest of his life knowing his son is the one who did it. I have no doubt he was a *great* man, and may have even been abusive, but that's an extensive, unrecoverable, psychological trauma I wouldn't wish on anyone

[@lisas8244]

Absolutely nothing in this documentary even slightly hinted that Matthew's father was abusive so why would you even assert an unfounded "possibility" that it could have been the case? That kind of talk is slander and inexcusable. Comments should be based on fact and not "maybes". This is a human being's life, character and reputation you are playing fast and loose with.

[@Aryasvitkona]

@@lisas8244 I said it as a qualifier to help express how horrific what he's going through is. Also I find it hard to believe Matthew didn't get fucked up somehow, and abuse is typically how that happens. I know it wasn't mentioned however is a frequent problem in criminals childhoods. As a finale, I'm not playing fast and loose. Do you understand that I'm saying even if he was abusive he's still a poor man? That should say how strongly I feel he suffered as a result of his sons actions.

[@lisas8244]

@@Aryasvitkona Speculation should not enter into discussions when people's lives, feelings and reputations are at stake. A family member may very well watch this video and suffer because of what you threw out there. Apparently, you are not aware that some children can be born bad seeds, develop no conscience and be void of any attachment to their parents or siblings, have complete lack of compassion for others and they are considered sociopaths by psychologists and psychiatrists. The other siblings of children like this are completely normal and their brother or sister is an aberration. Matthew was not mad at his father. He was the only one whose life he spared. Some people refuse to accept there are children like this who were in fact not abused to make them the way they are. They are bent on blaming the parents because the thought of a child randomly being born without a conscience is too frightening for them to consider. It means that it could happen to any parents no matter how supportive and loving they are which, in turn, means it could happen to them. It's much easier to arbitrarily label the parents as unsupportive or abusive so they can sleep at night, knowing they are wonderful parents and it could never happen to THEIR family.

[@GregDeman]

​@Aryasvitkona How do you know it wasn't the mother? Is it because he's a man therefore probably guilty of something

[@HumanimalChannel]

​@Aryasvitkona his son... the killer... was abusive months mother apparently... the father was often absent and was not giving his son any consequences for his disrespect and rage. He probably stuck by his son because he is aware of his own guilt.

[@thegreencat9947]

Twist my arm. North Idaho here.

[@tracycraft2546]

Hello from southeast Missouri, America ❤

[@diligentsun1154]

How strongly could one fight their offspring, if they'd ever become homicidal (patricidal)? Would you be able to manifest lethal force against your own child, if they were attempting to 'cide' you? What a terrible situation.

[@tablescissors]

Not to mention they had the upper hand, planned it out, and waited for everyone to be asleep and/or distracted.

[@debbiemccracken138]

The father was in complete denial

[@susannearts4343]

Hello from the United Arab Emirates.❤

[@whitakercindy03]

Why no pictures

[@robertbrehm1878]

Hello from sunny 😎 Virginia Beach, Virginia.

[@dizzieblonde2010]

Hi from sunny TN, USA!

[@kellydavis6821]

Interesting job for a kid convicted of killing his family

[@kathybrem880]

It seems obvious that he’s guilty

[@Gyiebay]

Very chilling

[@Abolitionist1-l5f]

#CasefileProductions: I appreciate your stopping to list resources for those affected by violent crime. #JennyWestberg, on the #4 Trimet bus to #NorthLombard and #NorthInterstate, now crossing N #Failing. (Bumpy ride, #driver!) 🌹🇺🇸👍

[@tracycraft2546]

I think as a parent and something you need to consider is why they did it. I couldn't turn my back on my child for doing something so horrific but i would hope to get them help and understand why they did this. Its never so simple. You still remember the goodness they are capable of and the person you love. Forgive them would be hard but i couldn't stop loving them. It would be so confusing!😢

[@shadyamaru3310]

Evening frm New Zealand

[@StrawberryFieldsNIR]

The maximum sentence of 28 years (and getting paroled after about 23) is horrendous. He offers up no explanation or remorse, the latter being an indication of a likely psychopath. Yeah sure Criminal Justice System, always nice to let the proven murderous psychopaths out into the public - what the hell are you thinking?

[@pamelalapierre6678]

Wayne DeGruchy -- can we say absolute DENIAL ???!!!

[@Algimantaz]

Or loyalty to remaining family over cops

[@kellydavis6821]

How could you not be in denial??

[@rachielg1]

How does a Family member murder 3 family members and get 28 Years with parole!!! And a Black man will get life just for being a Suspect!!!! Seems legit🤔

[@adampetros5878]

You are definitely voting for Kamala lol

[@rachielg1]

@adampetros5878 are you Dumb🤔!!! I live in the Caribbean😂😂

[@The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door]

People receive light sentences here in Aus all the time!! It’s pathetic!!

[@HB-iq6bl]

Lucky to get prison time at all in New Zealand

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

​@@adampetros5878People still vote believing they can change things? People are under a massive spell 😂

[@coreylevi2328]

A little late, but I'm ready

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Hello from quickly going downhill New York City.

[@AshorneinAotearoa]

New York was on my bucket list until last week. It looks like such an amazing city. Such a variety of experiences to enjoy. I'm a Foodie, so that appealed too! Good Luck!

[@Outcry4truth]

Damn Matthew! Sheesh!

[@jordan54888]

Cant believe this killer now walks amongst us.

[@TROCDetective]

The disappearance of Wayne and Adrien Deuchi adds an even more mysterious element to this case. Could they have been involved in some way, or are they victims too?

[@haydencooper_]

It's good they called it the boot and not trunk. This podcast uses the American term for things sometimes which is so annoying when it's an Australian production

[@stevew278]

Yeah but it’s an American audience

[@haydencooper_]

@@stevew278 its peak rankings are in Australia (2), Canada (9), Germany (68), United Kingdom (11), and United States (7).

[@tablescissors]

@@haydencooper_ Then it should use GERMAN terms ~

[@maiaallman4635]

In South Africa we speak of a wheel spanner, not a wheel brace. Unless it's a different object they're talking about.

[@donnamora4693]

I am not American audience.. it's worldwide I'm pretty sure ​@@stevew278

[@MonicaGilbert-v5h]

You should know the criminal is protected, victims must put their devastated lives back together regardless!!!

[@HeavyProfessor]

From New York, breezy balmy November day. Went to the dentist. Got a grilled cheese from the coffee shop. Came home and chilled. Played some cod. Now going to sleep with my Georgian wife next to me. Cheers. 🎉

[@tablescissors]

Can’t beat mail order.

[@HeavyProfessor]

What do you mean?

[@LoveyK]

Australian/American translation 12:04 jerry can = gas can 13:03 wheel brace = car jack “ handle of a wheel brace = tire iron 😮

[@brenmanock]

Hi from drizzly Oregon

[@prettymoat]

Hey from uk , leeds

[@micheleshively8557]

Howdy from Texas ❤

[@stephenr7586]

Stop puttin spoilers in the comments !!!!!

[@tablescissors]

Stop readin em, simple as.

[@jennifercornman1291]

Sounds personal someone they know

[@RobertMesa-fu9oy]

I trust no one

[@antoniodegruchy3192]

I'm De Gruchy what happened is that the Nazi's moved in on top of us and started to live our life's. We were tortured by Nazi's in concentration camps. I still have a Nazi who sit with the papers from Jersey channel island that Nazi's took when they invaded our personal private lives.

[@tablescissors]

pls take ur medication

[@antoniodegruchy3192]

@tablescissors Yes in Brics I will and so will u?