SOLVED: THE HEARTBREAKING CASE OF ANITA COBBY part 2

[@billiebmarie]

this is why sexual assault cases should be taken more seriously because all these men had previous history of sexual assault yet nothing was done & it lead to someone losing their life...

[@valeriereyes8873]

exactly what i was thinking! what makes people think they won’t do it again!

[@pistaluv]

Every time. It’s so frustrating.

[@natanyaparsons8491]

Exactly. These people never just do it one time. One rape should equal life behind bars without parole.

[@natanyaparsons8491]

@Ena 123 I have a feeling it has to do with the fact that our systems just don't care about women and children that much. There's non-violent drug offenders doing more time than rapists and child molesters. It's sick and infuriating.

[@emeraldblacc8741]

Then you're gonna be pissed when you look into the genesse river monster.

[@lizh4601]

I love hearing how the other inmates bashed the actual sh*t out of all of them while they were in prison, after hearing what they had did. Like CRIMINALS, of all people, have standards.

[@theblackkittie13]

It's actually more common than you think, a lot of convicted rapists and child molesters get assaulted in prison by the inmates. I'm not sad about that at all

[@tiffanie_3789]

Free those men that assaulted them, they did nothing wrong 😌

[@vosaemify]

I usually don't comment so much.. but I am so happy that the prison life was hell for those assholes.

[@undercoverfro]

It’s super common. I did some work in a prison, they always bash paedos too

[@Kayla-ts1eh]

They sure do!!!

[@kristelmacias8401]

Even tho they weren’t able to save her...can we talk about how amazing those kids were that tried helping? Running out and jumping into the car to chase those monsters? That was very brave

[@lindsey9958]

I thought so too! Those are no ordinary children. I'm sure they grew up to be amazing people :)

[@alyssabell3002]

I agree. They came so close. I just hate that they couldn’t have stopped it.

[@alexajessop7541]

Yes indeed it was brave of those kids

[@BabyKitty000]

Agreed 100%

[@thebohemianblues]

I wonder if the people who vandalised all the phones at the train station heard about this case later and realised that if they hadn’t done that, Anita would have been able to call her dad to pick her up and would have never had to come across the killers. I’d feel guilty as hell

[@eviemorton]

I’m sure they must feel awful, but equally if it had not been Anita, sadly it would just have been the next woman they came across

[@reneedixonart]

I thought the 5 guys did it at first. Like to set a trap.

[@Cereal_Psycho]

@@reneedixonart well they were drunk and on drugs and driving from a party they went to and then saw her walking along the road so I doubt they pre-planned it

[@reneedixonart]

@@Cereal_Psycho Yeah - I thought it at first. But then watching the 2nd video I learn they were just drunk and didn't preplan anything.

[@samih5916]

I think they would feel awful about doing that but then again they didn't know this incident was going to happen to Anita.

[@carolinak1430]

poor Anita. I can't imagine what her last moments alive were like. it's so sad. she was just going home.

[@morganmidnights]

and by FIVE MEN, makes me sick to my stomach

[@carolinak1430]

yeah :( i can't even imagine

[@j6453]

And she was a nurse who spent that whole day taking care of other people.

[@KindaSorta451]

Literally ever woman’s nightmare.

[@XNikka]

@@morganmidnights and she was on her cycle🤦🏾‍♀️ the most disgusting human beings, i hope they all rot in hell

[@niyanyki]

the fact that they were smiling.. sick world we live in

[@bellafiori]

honestly so disgusting

[@amaraland1]

It's a SICK WORLD THEY LIVE IN.

[@samorachannel2093]

Those smiles weren't genuine, they were very scared underneath.

[@angelinanicollle]

honestly makes me so sick to my stomach, that poor woman. I literally just don't understand.

[@First.Last.99]

u can understand normal humans but not the sick ones. RIP Anita

[@shwethaabraham7841]

you should hear about the rape cases and sexual assaults against women in India.. it's terrifying..

[@bethnorrod5942]

@@shwethaabraham7841 on Native American lands as well. And they are almost ignored by law enforcement.

[@MilaLunkova]

@@TallulahFoxxx well sadly we can't really tell if there is hell, the belief makes it easier to deal with life though. I wish I believed there's punishment for people like this in afterlife and didn't feel this anger and helplessness right now. Such a heartbreaking case, so many ruined lifes.

[@shotsbygrace]

@@bethnorrod5942 the movie wind river is about this & its extremely disturbing to watch but a great movie

[@harrietkate1475]

Never cried listening to a case EVER. But listening to how John was so broken is heartbreaking.

[@Nicola_Blackwood]

And what her dad said when he went to identify her body 🥺💔

[@kamilakocourkova]

God, same. And how supportive his son was, changing his name with him.

[@vosaemify]

Poor John. Wow.

[@winter7995]

I literally cry all the time

[@kdi1990]

yeah, you can just tell the damage its done to him by just his face. Absolutely devastating.

[@jocelynohalloran3550]

Can I just add, something no one else has said, how brave the Aunty was, and to give up her life to now be in protection for the rest of her life, I know we would all do the exact same thing as she did, but I would like to say on behalf of many of us, thank you to her for risking her life to get those confessions.

[@spaceinveda7408]

Honestly she should be in prison imo. She knew he was assaulting women and did horrible things. If she had gotten him put away earlier this would've never happened.

[@signestsure3702]

@@spaceinveda7408 ooh no victim blaming see that's not what we're gonna do... she was clearly in a domestic abuse situation even if it was mental abuse... never EVER blame aunty, or a girl in her position because you NEVER know what you would do. this poor girl was probably scared she would get raped or even murdered too, and was very brave for the part she played. Shame on you.

[@ShayLikeButter]

@@signestsure3702 Wtf... It's not victim blaming, it's an opinion. She's NOT a victim. The fact that she said he told her about multiple previous sexual assaults and other crimes and she did absolutely nothing, is a huge problem.... she could have prevented this girl's death. Also, she hoarded the murderers in the house. So don't bash people for critical thinking. I've dealt with molestation and people who did nothing to save me, so maybe you should just be quiet, and not tell people "what they're not gonna do" just because you can't think logically. 😒 Siding with someone who kept all these crimes quiet.... seriously?! The only victim in this case, is the deceased and her loved ones.

[@ShayLikeButter]

@@spaceinveda7408 I agree.

[@liviamoney]

@@ShayLikeButter I’ve been raped. There are consequences for standing up and saying something. Don’t use that as a reason why you’re right and they’re wrong. Think about the bigger picture, think about the fear you felt and the fear they’d feel.

[@rilleygriffin]

this is an actual horror story start to finish

[@AndreaVidovicBugojno]

Ikr i feel sick to my stomach after hearing all of it

[@yahainHotPink]

Yes!! 😭😭😭💔💔💔 Anita...

[@vosaemify]

Messed me up.

[@drme22]

Yes. These are what nightmares are made of.

[@samorachannel2093]

It truly is, I almost wish this story was thought of in someone's sick brain but for a movie, not REAL LIFE, Anita did not deserve this, no one does. SMH. The horrors of being a woman smh

[@rebeccagreen25]

This case just kills me. The fact she was so unknowingly unlucky, to see her friend instead of her husband, for the pay phones to not be working, no taxis to take her at the station. It's so relatable and yet for her these decisions led to her death. It's the worst case I've ever heard about because to think about the last hours of her life are heartbreaking. Five evil men torturing her for hours, then to have someone actually try to save her and they go quiet to go undetected. The fear she had until her last breath being on her face, it's horrifying. And all she did was choose to walk home.

[@KindaSorta451]

Seriously. One of the saddest cases I’ve ever heard of.

[@PlanetCharnBaby]

@@snooopydooo And that's it right there. I don't even get scared when I hear stories like this anymore. I just get angry and resentful that we have to live by curfews and these other strict rules, despite being full grown adults because we could be raped and murdered if we don't.

[@britth5333]

Any to be passed by these 5 evil monsters.

[@tuliaspurgeon108]

oh to be a woman…

[@belindamaguire1504]

“Hang the bastards” I really felt that

[@FoodLover139]

Yeah me too

[@misseselise3864]

it’s my spiritual belief

[@kariminalminds]

I felt it in my soul too.

[@tatianataman3816]

Me too but when I heard what happened to them in prison I was happy they didn't get the death penalty. I hope they get beaten and worse for the rest of their miserable lives and I hope they have long, long lives in there

[@britth5333]

Yes they should bring back instant hanging for rape and sexually motivated murders.

[@jasminekylestewa5738]

"A lot of inmates, knew about it and so these 5 men got beat by inmates" AS THEY SHOULD 💁🏻‍♀️

[@Elena-bk4fs]

@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 what..? i see you’ve been defending the men who committed these crimes in other comments. i really hope that you achieved what you wanted to.

[@teeehee123]

Although it was nothing compared to what Anita had gone through, I was so glad to hear about these men suffering in prison.

[@jasminekylestewa5738]

What I'm saying

[@teeehee123]

I feel like with all true crime cases, the criminal should be treated EXACTLY like their victims- if that doesn't deter them, at least they'd get what they deserve.

[@jimson3785]

​@@teeehee123 You're basically saying that the action itself is not evil, because if you can justify the reason then the action is ok. I think deep down you're just as sick and evil as these people.

[@Czena]

This is why women are scared to walk alone at night

[@awright119021]

Good reason to carry a concealed weapon and train to use it. That way you don't need to feel scared as much. Its no guarantee, but certainly levels the playing field a bit if you're up against 5 drunk psychopaths.

[@eviex1011]

@@awright119021 the fact that people even have to

[@awright119021]

@@eviex1011 I agree, unfortunately there are bad people everywhere. As a woman I'm not as strong physically as most men so I need something to even the odds. I wish it wasn't necessary, but I think it always will be.

[@DreamerTomlinson]

I could never do it. I even hold my keys in my fingers when I walk to my car when it’s parked. In case someone tries to attack me so I can have some defence

[@popxv1521]

Any girls who live in any places like the UK where it’s illegal to carry with the intent to harm, please consider carrying stuff like deep heat, spray deodorant, bug spray, spray tan, literally anything you have. You will have an excuse why this is in your bag. Shit we have to do stuff like this, but we do. Stay safe

[@akhonangwenya562]

John changing his last name back to Cobby and the moment he had with his son at Anitas grave made me cry so hard omg

[@shessiddelacruzcoronado246]

wow police in australia seem so competent. the way they handled the investigation was so good.

[@ksmellow6866]

indeed

[@purplerain2314]

@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 Really? I'm Australian and when it comes to serious crimes, they never give up trying to solve cases.

[@kotaa6967]

I wish that was the case for every story but unfortunately not true. However the detectives in this case were great!

[@velvetji1536]

*agrees in South Korean*

[@bheakristitoledo8256]

Agrees in Filipino

[@tramya183]

cant imagine how john felt knowing his true love went through that :(

[@xxx-not666]

He died with her. He was a shell of a man after that. Glad he has two children now to help comfort him.

[@farhanax7443]

Officer: “Regarding him, he can rot in hell” LMFAOOO

[@jacqueline6124]

LMFAO

[@mustymonster9877]

Amazing

[@user-ci8hj2xt5d]

Iconic

[@mackenzie44]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@eshitasahu]

As he should

[@calikocat7014]

The calmness in his voice when he said “I’ll kill them all” I can’t imagine how much pain he must have gone through.

[@MR-tu3tk]

not a lot of solved crimes get this justice so this was so relieving. and the way john loved anita is so touching. he never really moved on. i loved how he told his kids about her and they even went to visit her grave together. its so wholesome. it just shows that there is such a thing as 'the one' or a 'soulmate'.

[@il0vemee]

please do not call those 5 "things" animals... animals behave better than that and have hearts.

[@AT-nq3sy]

Have you never seen wild animals? The majority of animals are wild and have killer instincts.

[@Shadowwing1994]

I feel so sad for John 😭😭 his whole world was destroyed and he lived his life in deep grief

[@KS-vf3ru]

@@reinhartaltavillaferrara3546 just curious, why do you say that?

[@mmmmmjjjjjjjj]

@@KS-vf3ru This person is defending the murderers in every comment.

[@Shadowwing1994]

@@mmmmmjjjjjjjj Yikes imagine defending crazed lunatics like that

[@hadiamukhtarg4045]

Isn’t Anitas husband called John as well? I think they feel sorry for her husband.

[@samih5916]

@@mmmmmjjjjjjjj no I think Ess H is referring to John Cobby not John Travers.

[@harrietkate1475]

Can’t even begin to imagine what John and Anitas family went through. Hearing Johns statements broke me 😢 no one should EVER have to go through that

[@bellafiori]

his interview broke my heart, you can just tell he’s still haunted by it all these years later 😭

[@christenm3200]

Honestly. I really hope he's been able to heal. We can't begin to imagine the mental toll that must take. Just horrific for everyone involved here.

[@NaomiElizabeth96]

I don’t understand and will never understand how another “ human” can do this to another human , god it’s heartbreaking xx

[@hannahrandall-lewis7201]

Literally. Like, what makes them think they have the right to do that, to take someone’s life away x

[@vosaemify]

Humans are the terrible. I hate that I am part of this....species....sick.

[@christenm3200]

I felt bad for Travers's mother in her interview. Can you imagine being such a piece of shit that you put not only a victim and their family through literal hell, but your own family as well? She was so distraught and clearly wanted to say more than "sorry" to the family, but she's right. Even though that isn't adequate, what else do you say upon seeing your blood be so callous and evil? Just ugh.

[@mimixmin]

I started crying when you got to the part where John was watching tv with his son when a special programme about Anita came on and he started sobbing. After all those years he still loves her, it's so heartbreaking. He's so strong.

[@Ree_____]

I bet they weren’t smiling like that when they had their shit kicked in, makes me feel good knowing karma dealt its cards

[@scallopohare9431]

Please stop invoking karma on criminals. You can’t do that without implying that the victim deserved what she got. That is what the concept of karma is about.

[@samih5916]

@@scallopohare9431 stfu you stupid moron, that person can invoke karma on criminals if they want and how dare you say that Anita got what she deserved you heartless monster. You are as bad as the murderers for victim blaming her so why don't you get out of here.

[@scallopohare9431]

@@samih5916 Learn to read. I’m not saying anyone deserved to die. I am saying that invoking karma one the killer implies that. You cannot invoke karma without stigmatizing the victim. Go insult someone else, you ignoramus.

[@c.anneee]

Wow, this was such a horrible case with such vile people. At least they got some karma getting their asses handed to them in prison.

[@srhbart]

Right? There’s actually a lot of good people in prison over petty crimes who are stuck there so might as well get vengeance for people. 😬

[@roseblue456]

I got chills when he said “I would do what should have been 30 years ago” my heart breaks for him.

[@loulou1356]

You could see in John's face that he was trying his hardest to switch his emotions off to be able to talk about it all, the only emotion that he willingly let through was his anger when they talked about these monsters possibly walking, I hope he has found some peace now. In all my years of watching true crime I've never seen someone look as tortured as John my heart goes out to him.

[@Ofsunshinerae]

For once a heartbreaking case but not due to the police force , seems like their efforts in this case were great. Can’t explain how angry it made me to see them grin like that. So glad that this family went on to do great things and had a life that wasn’t defined by grief.

[@elizabethv9192]

The smiles were just hiding their fear....

[@xxx-not666]

@@elizabethv9192 Buncha fkn cowards

[@thumbeliinaaa]

i love how John's children responded to hearing about Anita. they literally took his healing to a new level by helping him face his past and take back his name. they're some real ones

[@melkrim4455]

The way John tells the interviewer he’d kill them all made me cry.

[@linamartinez99]

even tho i’m all the way in mexico, this case hits too close to home. my country has similar cases of men taking a woman’s life just bc they can, it’s so sad that these cases are everywhere in the world. let’s call this murder for what it is, a feminicide. i hope anitas family have healed and found peace

[@lanyselim8785]

El pan de todos los días en nuestro país mana, cada día nos falta otra más. 😪

[@gigggiii]

Same here in South Africa. They think they can get away with it

[@elizabethv9192]

Please stay safe y'all.

[@lanyselim8785]

@@gigggiii The worst part is they DO get away with it. At least in Mexico most of the time they do. 🙁

[@danieladelmazobellato8987]

Y lo peor es qué aquí son contados los casos donde hay “justicia”

[@chloebenson_]

Imagine living your life knowing you were the one that vandalised those phones... This could’ve been a whole different story or possibly no story at all. 😪

[@maggie1620]

So unbelievably sad one of the most upsetting cases I’ve heard of 😢

[@SyntaxError83]

Me: emphatically against violence Also me: They kept getting beaten by other inmates? Good.

[@xxx-not666]

:)

[@xxoldmagicxx]

Same

[@stacienoor4439]

I feel bad for Travis's mum...you spend the rest of your life apologizing for your son's action when she knows sorry will never be enough😭😭

[@jocelynohalloran3550]

I agree. She must’ve been so ashamed and angry that she could have raised such a heartless piece of garbage.

[@stephanieleeputong6772]

She seemed like a real nice woman :(

[@mallaikabohra4110]

but you never know how she really was because obviously she had to apologise to show the cameras she should have done something when her absolute piece of sh*t son was getting in trouble at a very very early age.

[@ebonyloveivory]

Honestly, the poor mother really. Like what she said, "it will never be enough but what can you say?"

[@crystalpollio4395]

I also love the cop on the stand “must’ve happened when I stepped on his head” 😂😂

[@naskhd765]

Imagine how many missing people have gone through what Anita had to experience and their body was never found...

[@chloe2258]

Yes but i like to imagine it does not matter where their bodies lie. They are free from pain and suffering. I try not to get sad sbout it.

[@jaydaeva]

Honestly feel like they aren’t being abused enough, tbh.

[@madeleine8579]

Me when Bella is describing the abuse they endured in prison: 🤩🤩 (sorry not sorry)

[@m.ts.3267]

The story with the tube and the barbed wire actually made me smile, sounds psycho but you know... happened to the right one

[@connies6076]

Nah, it still made me sick to my stomach, I know they did much worse but I just can’t

[@mikasadeh4063]

@@connies6076 same, I literally had to skip it. They deserves every single thing and more that came to them, but it makes me sick hearing the things people are capable of doing to others.

[@mikasadeh4063]

Deserved*

[@lollypop6577]

Is it abuse if it’s karma?

[@heyyitsbri22]

My heart breaks for John, they truly sounded like soulmates, his pain must be unbearable and hearing how much he suffered haunts me. It baffles me that there are people walking this earth who commit such horrible despicable crimes. I hope John found peace, and that Anita’s memory continues to live on.

[@martymcflown3707]

"I'll do what should have been done 30 years ago." I really felt that. I can't imagine being in John's place, carrying that guilt and feeling so helpless.

[@ambrahrowse9618]

This case was so heartbreaking I can’t stop crying, thank goodness Australia got these monsters put away from the public! No woman should have to worry about this at all

[@boorice84]

There are so many dark and tragic cases - however this one has always been one that has stayed with me. One I have always felt an unusual attachment to. Everything about this case is just deeply deeply heartbreaking and sickening. I can’t help but wish that the story had been very different. That a pay phone had worked, that her dad was just already there waiting for her, that her friend dropped her home. That she had decided to go to dinner with John instead of her friends, that the brothers that went out looking for her had found her. All these things I wish could’ve been different even though Anita has been gone for 34 years now. The pain on John’s face is palpable and I just don’t even want to imagine the unbearable pain he has had to suffer not only him but her lovely parents and sister also. I pray that Anita is truly at peace now, that she is somewhere where only beautiful good things can happen & she doesn’t feel any suffering any more. I pray that she is with her parents again & that some day soon John Cobby finds peace too. Thanks for doing a great job with this case. Rest in Peace Anita 🥀🥀✨🖤💜

[@erinohagan5444]

This is so well said. My sentiments exactly. I'm emphatically against violence and not usually one for revenge but I cannot imagine being a medical professional having to treat these... monsters isn't even a strong enough word. I can't help but wish they could have been killed the exact way they killed her. The death penalty would be too humane in this case. They were so remorseless, so incapable of anything remotely human.

[@emodiva]

man this video really made me break down. her mom saying she just doesn’t want anyone else to feel pain just seemed selfless and made me think of my grandma. and then her husbands story too that is so incredibly tragic and i can’t imagine what they went through. so heartbreaking. i think it’s not as often we hear about what the families go through emotionally after something like this so thank you for shedding light on that and sharing their stories.

[@percyhuis]

I was literally thinking when is Bella gonna post and then i get the notification

[@kelsiereese1653]

it’s so scary to think that there are people that look completely normal but inside they’re capable of murder and have the mindset that it just doesn’t matter

[@bensones6981]

I can't even imagine the pure terror that the poor woman must have experienced in that hour and a half... :(

[@katjaaleksandra3529]

i JUST finished part 1 this was a perfect timing

[@jaday7282]

Omg me too! lol

[@alannawoody171]

aw yay me too :,)

[@irmaperez1863]

SAME

[@JazzyPrincessLM]

Same 👏🏻

[@kiwikiwi9671]

Things like this make me SO cautious to be alone as a woman. Creeps are everywhere.

[@KyraMayyy]

my respect for johns son 📈📈📈 he was there for his father even though he had never met Anita and even changed his last name with his father.

[@spaceinveda7408]

Any time my friends need a ride home, I will go the extra distance to get them there. Stories like this teach me to never leave a friend behind. I know its not the friends fault for not taking her all the way home and just to the station, but I would feel so guilty either way. One safe car ride would have made all the difference.

[@OfficialRoses]

yes!

[@ashm6739]

It's honestly annoying that prisoners get medical help when they do crimes like this, he got beaten up because he deserved it for killing Anita, I think they should live with their pain WITHOUT help.

[@jocelynohalloran3550]

Could not agree with you more!!! I have said this in another reply! ❤️❤️

[@TipTheScales27]

If it makes you feel any better, the care they’re getting is probably subpar

[@jackykidwell]

My hear is broken for John Cobby. I hope he learns to forgive so he can experience some sort of healing. I am relieved to see he has the support of his children now that they know.

[@joanodom2104]

Why must he forgive any of those absolute MONSTERS?

[@jackykidwell]

@@joanodom2104 hi. I didn't say he must. I just hope he can. Forgiveness is for yourself not for the person who did the evil. Actually I would say to forgive is the ultimate slap in their face. However I will also point out that we all need Forgiveness and we all need to forgive. X

[@Lovinlife1234]

@@joanodom2104 not for the monsters..for self-healing and self-empowerment...can't go forward without it..to heal the hurt, anger, guilt, rage inside yourself is to much to bear, to have a chance of happiness, you have to release that ball of agonizing rage... that's why you have to release and forgive...for yourself, not them...all psychiatrist will tell you that...

[@sashapursell3599]

Can I just say thank you to the Aunty. She did what was right, she helped them find and convict these monsters. I’m in tears. This is just so sickening

[@TY_Track]

Hearing how they got assaulted in prison brings me the most joy 🤩

[@zuhuurrose4499]

The tapes sound so creepy omg

[@emilystampley2063]

well they have to put a voice changer on it because miss X is in witness protection you know

[@pastahoe]

I had to skip them because its late at night and i don’t want nightmares😭

[@Jessica-kw8no]

Cases like these really piss me off because of how much pain they inflict on their victims. What cowards

[@loretobustos1302]

Australian officials are so badass “he can rot in hell”

[@KelseyBrannanx]

The pain in Johns eyes, it’s heartbreaking 💔

[@zoemarae2330]

“They got beaten a lot in prison” Me- as they should.

[@apriloconnor842]

This poor woman :( what an absolutely tragedy... Even the most mundane everyday tasks for us women could potentially be dangerous and it is so disheartening... some men will never understand that

[@jl-vu7fd]

this case makes me literally sick to my stomach. u tell these stories so well I'm able to keep up and understand everything

[@jl-vu7fd]

she was also so beautiful im so happy there is justice in this case

[@crazyGaGa78NEW1]

As a woman, this case breaks my heart and makes me so scared of the world we live on. Rest in peace Anita, you were very much loved and remembered to this day, i hope nothing but the best to John and his family. And to all the men out there watching this, remember its not all men but its all women, stay safe sisters.

[@Jackson_haa]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the daily post!

[@hannahj8099]

Poor John. I totally empathise with him falling into drugs hoping it would take him away from the pain, without taking his own life. And the strong want for revenge. I’ve not been through anything to that degree but certainly felt similarly after years of abuse then developing an ED. I’m glad he managed to turn his life around and live it despite it all 💙

[@laylamuro]

john loved her so much and it breaks my heart he had to learn that the love of his life was killed. I also feel awful for anita she didn’t deserve anything that happened to her. this case really broke my heart 💔

[@KylieW2011]

Watching John speak at the end is heart breaking. You told this story so well. Well done for putting so much effort into this one. Please tell more Australian stories. Xx

[@MsWhitegirl16]

How sweet it was to see his children support him. And Anitas parents for being so strong and starting a support group. Such a sad story. Rest it paradise

[@bilianatsvetkova2783]

Poor women, these guys are monsters, so discusting!

[@rashirathore6460]

DAY 2 OF REQUESTING BELLA TO COVER THE NOIDA DOUBLE MURDER CASE

[@ananyapatel4554]

Ya it's an odd case I was finding your comment because I saw that yesterday day 1 of requesting

[@LynnzeNao]

Bella!! Your dedication is insane! I been waiting since late lastnight to finish this case!! You are appreciated, I hope you're enjoying a mango smoothie rn 😘

[@BurnItUpp2009]

Not being Australian, I hadn't heard of this case so I'm interested to see if they caught Anita's killer. She was so beautiful and had so much ahead of her. Her poor husband, it's so tragic. RIP Anita ❤️

[@elle3458]

This case is so sad to hear, such a cruel ugly world this is, rest in peace Anita💔

[@maddiexo5554]

Let’s praise those people shouting at them and those who got some sort of revenge in prison 💞💞

[@queennefratiti69]

Poor Anita. It's just a terrible reminder that it can happen to ANYONE! I feel so sorry for John and her parents. Those monsters deserve all they've gotten!

[@avaa1793]

I don’t understand how humans can be so evil.

[@feelingbetternaturally1099]

Some people don't deserve to breathe any more air.

[@corina9007]

It’s satisfying to know that they got their asses beat in prison. It was also nice to see John and his children visiting Anita. You could see that their love was that one that you should never let go. I hope John and her family finds peace.

[@marikadolinsky9912]

I don't usually let these cases affect me, but when the Anita Cobby murder happened it really disturbed me, each time I see a story on her it chills me that humans can be so incredibly evil. I really think they should've let the crowds have them. They would've all peed themselves.

[@kimberleyfitzpatrick31]

Tell me your an aussie without telling me your an aussie. Bella: "derros the lot of them"

[@bellafiori]

hahahahahahahah

[@kimberleyfitzpatrick31]

@@bellafiori awww i never noticed u replied, so glad u found this funny 😂🥰🦋

[@Figs_and_Peaches]

Ms. X is truly such a good woman. I don’t think the case would have ended the same if she wasn’t willing to get the recordings.

[@HH5943]

i’ve watched almost all of these cases, and this one absolutely shattered my heart and made me sick to my stomach.

[@brookem2460]

I don’t feel sorry for them at all. They deserve everything the other prisoners dish out. I do feel terrible for John though. I can’t imagine how awful that must be.

[@ileenweiner2962]

I know that I’m a couple months late but I just wanted to let you know that the details and work that you put into this case was exemplary. I actually could feel the rage of the public and the pure heartbreak of her husband. People like that should not breathe the same air as the rest of the world.

[@mommashawna707]

Can I just say I love that for the family that one of them wet himself and everyone got to see

[@urbasicrobloxian]

If its a solved case you should do solved sundays

[@sarahford7169]

Thankyou Bella for covering this case. I grew up close to where this happened. I was 10 at the time but I still get chills when I hear what happened to poor Anita 😢.

[@annbarker4529]

He peed himself 😂😂😂😂😂😂 coward

[@xxxxx4422]

Cases like these make me so sick. Just imagine there are multiple people who found each other to do these horrible things. How many people with incredible sick thoughts are actually out there?! Horrible to think about this.

[@chelseabin-garape6653]

You are so incredibly good at these videos Bella! I’m obsessed with your crime videos. Someone who could never usually listen to this sort of thing either. This one was definitely a very emotional one to watch. So incredibly sad.

[@superstarnayeon2794]

really glad that other inmates didn't find them cool and instead took revenge for everyone that couldn't

[@julietteb7311]

hey I’ve been following you for a couple years now and I just wanted to say Thankyou for doing what you do and telling the stories of people who can’t anymore, Thankyou for all the time you’ve put into these.

[@jessicagomez6374]

The fact that these animals are being assaulted in jail makes me so happy. RIP Anita what she went through is so sad.

[@sarpoo3477]

I watched part 1 this morning before work.. I've had yet another long, stressful day as a nurse I've come home to part 2! Cup of tea, hot water bottle, bed and this. Perfect 👌

[@jazmine9393]

I love that everyone in that community did their part to make sure justice was served for Anita’s family and that this didn’t end up as a cold case that was solved 30 years later!

[@despinachasapis5366]

Just discovered your channel....you're fantastic!!! Anita Coby case is so well remembered in Australia

[@1822romantic]

i got chills when john said that if those demons were ever released from jail he'll "kill them all". so, so sad. RIP anita.🌹

[@zeex4904]

John’s interview actually made me cry he really loved anita so much and it’s just so heartbreaking what those men did to her.