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[@kallmekris]

HAPPY NEW YEAR🎉❤ So grateful everyday for you guys! Thanks for hanging out with me and being the best audience/family ever ❤

[@KiwiStar13]

Happy New Year Kris! Keep being your amazing, authentic, and unique self!

[@Pixi-w1z]

HAPPY NEW YEAR KRIS

[@AbbyPet]

Can you pls do a video on the Philadelphia poison ring I’ve been asking on every video it’s a really fascinating story

[@paisleym15]

happy new year!!! I’m so grateful for you too.

[@Zenoba-y4w]

HAPPY NEW YEARRRRR, IM 4TH❤❤❤❤

[@bunnycakes1399]

I love the dragon aggressively staring me down in these videos. Depending on what's being said, it feels like he's shocked, judging, agreeing, or just being menacing. I love it.

[@TheCJDookShow]

Didnt ask. My posts are way better and has more value than anything that cory has ever produced so get over it

[@The_Airheaded_Mist_Hashira]

Bro what 💀

[@Augustsupernova]

​@@TheCJDookShowyou'res suck

[@surfcrushh]

​@@TheCJDookShow what😭

[@courtneymcleod976]

Looking into your soul. 😆

[@CaptainMsMaam]

The last story especially really hit for me because in a child’s mind, sometimes things that drastic feel like the only way out of an abusive home. Them working together to try and save each other from the abuse is heartbreaking.

[@fernandamotta1858]

yeah... they were children wrongly trying to defend themselves and i feel like they got the worst punishments. thats horrible... it might also be important to notice that were the only non white ones in this video

[@Reicha]

@@fernandamotta1858 That, and they were in the US where punishments are generally worse (but also generally racist :/)

[@brendatomlinson]

That was the hardest thing for me too, covering for each other. Like all they have thats good in their world is each other.

[@candyfluffangel5980]

@@brendatomlinson Exactly, the last case was heartbreaking.

[@lordfarquaad1]

@@fernandamotta1858 the other cases happened in the uk, you know that right? uk’s justice system is completely different from the us’s

[@mortummappy]

a little fyi from a brit: Her/His Majesty's Pleasure is probably more feared than the life sentence here. It essentially means 'you will stay here until the king/queen decides you've spent enough time here', that could be a week, a year, a decade, until 2856, until whenever they decide you can go. Life can be disputed, appealed, and altered whenever. Majesty's Pleasure can not.

[@Danixaxk]

Her majesty’s pleasure this time around wasn’t near long enough for those two evil boys. I have a 2 year old. It’s absolutely evil to imagine any one of any age walking hand in hand with an innocent child full of love and trust and then to torture them to death… Those evil people were given a new life and a 2nd chance, but that poor baby had 24 months on this earth that ended so horribly. 24 months is a whole quarter of their far too short time locked up… I’m just going on a rant, but it disgusts me how short of a time those kids were given when adults who don’t do anything near as bad get a minimum of 10 years

[@jacobybarra8184]

or it means 8 years which is tiny for the torture and killing of a 2 year old

[@Della.Chambers]

The common thread I noticed was child abuse and neglect by caregivers. -The children did horrible things in a world where horrible things were normal (to them)..

[@Soggy_grapes1]

Same thing for if you raise a child RIGHT. They will be (usually) great people in the world as long as there aren’t too many traumatic events in their childhood. If you raise a child wrong, the opposite will often happen

[@ThePreppingArtists]

@@Soggy_grapes1 not always true! I was abused physically and sexually as a child and i didn’t turn into a murderer!

[@Efistum]

Nah, lots of kids are abused, most of them don't end up like that. I really can't feel sorry for these kids.

[@victoriasmith8570]

@@Efistumright. Also, lots of children with good homes and caring parents do horrific things. It’s not always “nurture”, sometimes people really are born evil.

[@savannahwilleford1310]

That is something that is psychologically backed up. I am currently studying the behavior of people

[@alicewhite1135]

I had a friend in childhood when I was around 12 who I talked out of doing something stupid and permanent to their abusive step parent. It was scary to hear the way that they were talking. Some kids really are just that desperate for the abuse to stop. Especially when nobody is doing anything to help them. While the abuse continued throughout much of our teenage years, my friend is doing much better now as an adult and is greatful that they didn't permanently ruin their life. Both of us come from abusive neglectful backgrounds and I firmly believe that we kept each other alive and out of trouble growing up.

[@torahsutton]

W bro

[@andrewft31]

And what if the abusive step parents had killed your friend? Their death would be on your hands as well.

[@meantweetsandcheepgas946]

​@@andrewft31it certainly would not be on their hands. Talking someone out of murder in no way makes you culpable if that person is murdered by their abuser, talk about victim blaming.

[@Paimion-s7g]

​@@meantweetsandcheepgas946 exactly 😭🙏,cI literally went out loud "no it wouldn't!?" To their comment, Got my blood boiling

[@virginiabartlett897]

@@andrewft31what a very odd thing to say. Have the day you deserve

[@Jeliseisawesome123]

0:11 AWWWWWW HES SO ADORABLE

[@owmyleghurts]

Y e s

[@ItisJasmine27]

IKRR

[@crystalsingh7611]

Yes he is

[@wickedcatcandles2911]

He's so cute

[@greenleafy_88]

And his name is Rupert thats so cutesy

[@ananoelle13]

"CRIME! CONSPIRACY! SERIAL KILLERS! CULTS! and... MURDER!!" will never get old!! love your videos Kris!!

[@fmdurham9687]

OMG HI

[@CaptainPikeachu]

The way I see it, if these kids are being held accountable for what they did, then the adults around them that abused them and damaged them should also shoulder the responsibility of the crime. Because this didn’t just magically sprout out of thin air, these acts of violence are cause and effect. You cannot damage a child’s emotional and mental stability and understanding and then expect them to be able to just figure it out and be “normal”. Society would be a lot better if we actually address the root cause of these violent kids instead of just putting kids away like it’s a bandaid to the real problem.

[@RorThor]

As soon as I saw the title, I wondered if Kris would cover the Slender Man murder attempt. The offenders were two 12 year old girls- Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyse, and they tried to murder their friend in a sacrifice to the internet urban legend Slender Man. The victim survived. Who knows, maybe she does cover this case in the video. I haven’t finished it yet! But if not, it would be an interesting case to cover in another video.

[@Yourlocaldemiboy.auggie]

I’m not 100% sure but I think either kmk or Celina covered it- not in depth i don’t think tho, But I would love to see a video going in depth!

[@theevillemon]

You have a weird definition of murder

[@Poppy_398]

It would be interesting to cover because there have been other murders and even arson in the name of Slender Man

[@lvw_liz]

Agreed! It's not in this video but it was a very disturbing and heartbreaking case

[@Ewan-tc1zu]

Yeah we've all heard of it. It's kind of recent and popular. And to be honest I dont want to hear about it again. It's one of the worst annoying stories ever. I think Kris picked a good line up already. A hundred people have covered it and it's the most talked about story. Let's hear ones we haven't heard.

[@fiffihoneyblossom5891]

I had to work on a documentary on Mary Bell, and let me tell you that poor kid was doomed the moment she was born. It's a miracle she survived her mothers abuse. This kid was absolutely the product of her enviroment

[@Danixaxk]

How the hell was she even alone with those toddlers anyway?

[@fiffihoneyblossom5891]

@danikealty3419 the neighborhood was extremely poor. Like, people didnt always have enough to eat level poor. Parents were at work, or in Mary's case, out being drunk or working on the street. The two boys she killed had decent enough parents, they were just playing games together in the street when she lured them away. The way the government forgot about that neighborhood was terrible, one of the worst I've come accross

[@NeirinN]

I feel like the last story should have still been in self defense. They didn't do it in cold blood or because they thought it would be funny. They did it because NO ONE BELIEVED THEM, NO ONE HELPED THEM and that was the only thing they could they to do to get out of it. I'm glad they both made something amazing out of themselves once they got out of prison and the fact that they both had eachother's back was so beautiful to me. Like wow... Those siblings truly love eachother.

[@hogwarts_fandom]

And child protection services failed them because it is said that they came by their house like 3 times, and their father said nothing was going on, and they left without further investigation.

[@NeirinN]

@hogwarts_fandom honestly I'm not surprised about that. It seems like CPS doesn't like to do their job half the time and that results in children dying, parents being killed in self defense or things getting worse for the kids. CPS needs to reevaluate themselves because they're not doing it right

[@markgrehan3726]

Who was abusing them, I was confused on that part.

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

Rupert has this look , like “I don’t know what’s going on, but I’m happy to be here” 🥰 How is Kevin adjusting to the new family member? I just love your adorable pups!

[@lilyonthepadart]

As a Brit we will never forget about Jamie bulger. When you find out the details of what the boys did you can see why there were riots and a lot of anger. Whether that was right or wrong

[@2012istheLastyearofgenZ]

I am friends with Jon's cousin 😊

[@Blueberriesmanga]

yeah insane

[@artemis_justiceaizawa5978]

James(*) Bulger is one of the cases you study if you choose criminology (in the UK at least) it truly baffles criminologists..

[@kierangillett-lammchen9758]

My parents told me about it when I was like 6, I'm 21 now. Might just be my mum watching too much true crime😂​@@artemis_justiceaizawa5978

[@sarahtelles1931]

Makes sense, if the people in that mall or whatever pushed back harder instead of let those sociopaths leave with their victim, Bulger would probably still be alive today. I wouldn't forget a failure of the country to stop a kidnapping

[@Joanne_Wilder]

That last case just broke my heart. A brother and sister who held close to each and told their Truth no matter what! I'm not religious, but may their GOD BLESS them BOTH and continue to protect them throughout their lives! I honestly wish I could just give them both a big hug and tell them they did good and it's gonna be OK! ❤

[@thephalange8630]

The amount of parents not believing their children, when they come forward about being abused by someone they all know, is astounding and baffling to me, how on earth could you think that a child comes up with something like this just to hurt you or the accused???????? It's insane! My mother told me that her mother's boyfriend was touching her inappropriately, she told her mom and she didn't believe her! HOW?!?!? IT'S DISGUSTING!!!!!

[@noreenelizabeth6617]

I was a "big sister" and there was a family where I was BS to a girl who has been abused and it was heart breaking. And at the same time their survival mechanisms and tactics they develop at a young age are gut Stevie because it often does involve skills in lying, manipulation, and cunning.

[@Emzzz78]

It was pretty common back in the day.

[@ThePreppingArtists]

Same happened to me. My step dad was molestingand physically abusing me for years and she stood by him and not me. Unfortunately it is way more common than you think. This happened when I was 7-10 and now I’m 49 and unfortunately I’m still hurt and dealing with this now

[@darkcreatureinadarkroom1617]

They are in denial. It's an internal defense mechanism. Much easier to believe your child is lying than to accept your judgment about your partner's character is completely off and you actually invited a monster into your home and family, and even worse, that your child learned this (the hard way) before you did. This conversation is much larger than this context, but I hope it happens someday.

[@karolienvd4341]

Totally agree. I wasn't abused or anything but I had a doctor touching me inappropriately when I was 11 during a medical exam and I remember it felt really weird and unpleasant but I thought that maybe he was supposed to do that, until I found out 2 or 3 years later when I said to my friends 'remember that doctor when he did this, that really wasn't fun' and they all looked at me baffled and were like he did not do that to us at all, that's not normal. And when I then told my family at the family dinner (should maybe have chosen another time, but I must have been 13 or 14 or something, so yeah), they all laughed at me and said I must be exaggerating. Like why? Why would I make that up. And that wasn't even 'so bad', I cannot imagine like you said like WHY would a child make up a story about someone abusing them??? But indeed like the comment above, probably in denial sadly... Really that is so sad.

[@theroaminghind]

Pronounced Ven-a-buls and Bul-jer. This shook Britain to its core, i remember it happening, poor James, forever in our hearts ❤ the fact Thompson is walking free turns my stomach, Venables went back to prison for CP on his computer. No words.

[@Alymarii]

also, bruh-vaard, Florida, only know bc i literally live here and did a double take at the picture, i was not expecting one so close to home!! lol...

[@C4twen]

Came to say this. Those sick boys. Disgusting

[@Fiemus9]

If he’s not committing any crimes and he’s rehabilitated what would be the point of having him behind bars?

[@sophieelizabethleah8031]

As a brit thank you xxx

[@emmiehunt5309]

@@sophieelizabethleah8031it’s made my cringe every time

[@leafmealone9721]

You've literally saved my life, humor and tragedie mixed is my favorite genre and you definetly deliver! I went from watching your shorts on my darkest days to finding your podcast and I'm so excited to watch all of your videos. Sending love and thanks, so thankful for your existence

[@lucyespinoza9593]

Her compliments always light up my day 😊

[@paisley22-i8s]

FRR

[@joe-the-pet-ricer]

Me, too! ❤

[@Katie_Cat_]

Ikr! I love her sm

[@aprilblake2784]

Another notable case of a child killer is Eric Smith. He was 13 years old when he murdered a 4 year old. He was sentenced in 1993 and released on probation in 2022. He will be on probation for the rest of his life. How he lives out the rest of his life will likely be closely scrutinized and eventually be a case study for wether children who commit murder can be rehabilitated or not.

[@Fae_TheLittleMushroom]

I thought about this case!

[@StrawberryPhys]

One of my first thoughts too. He killed what he wanted to be. A cute blonde kid.

[@cherrycrabbitrabbit]

​@@StrawberryPhysyeah he was jealous that he had a good life a mum who love him and everything. I didn't realise he was released. Will definitely be a case study

[@MizBryteEyez]

​@StrawberryPhys Fayetteville, Arkansas Christopher Segerstrom was 15 yrs old in 1986 when he abused and killed 4yr old Barbie. He lured her into a wooded area behind the apartments where little Barbie lived by tell her he would take her to catch butterflies. After he murdered her, her mother found her missing and began a search for her, Police were called. While searching for her someone noticed the blood on Chris' shorts. Police were alerted. They found Barbie. It was too late. According to the police report After being arrested he was only concerned about going home so he could go fishing. When they arrived at the police station he attacked one of the officers with an umbrella that had been under the front seat.

[@MizBryteEyez]

He was a strange kid growing up.

[@Marwolaeth01]

I remember the Jamie Bulger case when it was all over the news especially since I was about 14 at the time and so still a school kid myself. Despite being just 10 at the time they released their names which was a huge deal. Truly horrific to think about, but a friend of mine once did a psychology course of some sort and one of topics they covered was the Jamie Bulger murder... the things they left out the news turned my stomach and made me realise why their names were released and just how my previous idea of horrific was not even close.

[@RorThor]

The James Bulger case is horrific and a tragedy that still shakes Britain today. If you study sociology or criminology here, you’ll always cover this case. Rest in Peace to this angel.

[@jeanellrushing5767]

I was almost 27 when it happened & had a 3 year old son & 1 year old daughter. I still remember the news stories. It was devastating 😢

[@hannahcooper4403]

Studied crime at university and had to write up a findings report of this as part of the course

[@midnight2798]

Both James Bulger, Mary bell and Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser I covered in uk criminology, psychology and sociology definitely common discussions about the legal system/nature vs nature and the impact of media

[@thejellies5192]

I’ve studied it in every safeguarding course I’ve done over the years too. It still hits hard each time. 😢

[@mariematthews2445]

His name was James not Jamie, it drove his mum insane that people were referring to him as Jamie, she said it in a documentary

[@EthanSchmethan]

0:10 Happy New Year, tiny doggy! ❤

[@alisonteitelbaum9098]

Yeah

[@ZoeyLindhout]

There was a murder (by a 12 year old) near where I lived. This is the story: This 12 year old girl, was very tall and convinced a 21 year old that she was 18 and started dating him. When her parents found out they didnt aprove of this. She ended up killing her parents for this boy. She was arrested not long after.

[@jullamsa]

Está falando do caso da Suzanne?

[@itmomo13]

Kris: "You're looking adorable. As adorable as a new puppy" Puppy: Confused, but happy to be here. Which camera should I look at?

[@pyperrothery]

As a british person, everyone talks about James Bulger. Constantly, he’s always mentioned. It still shakes everyone up. Also Jon Venebles is pronounced as “ven-a-blz” And i still find it crazy that they’re just walking around free, like they could be my neighbour and I wouldn’t know

[@wonky_shoebox7514]

I live in Ireland and even a mention of this case sends waves of both anger and heartbreak through us.

[@hayleysmith3722]

When she started talking about Jon Venables I was like what I've never ever heard anyone say the name this way I found it so hard to personally concentrate on that story due to my neuro spicy brain not being able to deal there lol

[@antoniaemmerson2322]

​@hayleysmith3722 I am so glad someone said this, can't focus on anything but the wrong pronunciation 😂

[@kristinab8326]

@@hayleysmith3722 Spicy one here too. I spent the whole story pondering how she didn’t know the correct pronunciation 😅

[@SquidgeTastic]

another neurospicy that struggles with venablz not being right :D and buljer too. i remember it, and it still hits hard when it comes up.

[@amandaburkhalter36]

That last 1 was... bittersweet. I've always wanted to hear someone else cover Mia Zapata's murder. It's really hard hitting, and only saw a little about it. And I think it was so long ago, that it was on forensic files and I wasn't supposed to be even watching it, so that's one. Happy New year, Kris, Caleb and to your families and fur babies❤🎉

[@sarahj205]

"Running around full of snot? dirt? and shit? I don't know" You, Ma'am are 100% correct 🤣🤣

[@Crystal-nz8gb]

The last story really pulls at the heart strings, an innocent woman lost her life, but two children that had only known pain and abuse. I am thrilled that she is now living a productive life. Thank you so much for sharing and best wishes always.

[@Vayvayz]

Innocent woman? How do we know this woman was really innocent

[@Vayvayz]

We mean the girl who might have abused them right?

[@NoAngelHere]

“Age doesn’t excuse guilt when intent is clear.” This quote I put together isn’t to imply that all youth murderers are at complete fault, but suggests that the capability or intent to do so should not be overlooked despite age. Murder is a serious crime, a deed that should be considered as such with the appropriate charges that apply, no matter how young or old the person may be. A case I found is of 13-year-old boy Eric Smith who murdered 4-year-old Derrick Robie in New York,1993. Eric lured Derrick into the woods, strangled him, and bludgeoned him with a rock (SA’d him too). The scary part is that there was no apparent motive for the murder. While Eric had been bullied, there were no indications of severe abuse or neglect in his upbringing

[@meghan-daisywhite-romeo2228]

When Thompson was released his identity was changed and he moved to my hometown he worked in a nightclub and got beat up so bad he was hospitalised and had to be moved and have another new identity. However upon release he hasn’t committed another crime venables has been in and out of jail for cp and assault on minors

[@leannepaxton5012]

I thought I heard that Venables was relocated to Australia. I remember when this first happened, it dominated every news programme. I think that the majority of people in the UK at that time, likely have all 3 boys faces imprinted in their minds forever. Did you wince every time Venables and Bulger were mispronounced?! 🫣😬😳

[@Juggsy87]

​@leannepaxton5012 I did. But we can't be too hard on Kris. We know the tragic incident very well and know their names whereby, others from another country, won't know the pronunciation as well as we do. That's what I'm going with anyway lol

[@mjbutnotmaryjane]

And Venables was allowed to live METERS from a fucking school. Multiple times. Absolutely ridiculous. Thompson was said to be easily manipulated, and that Venables was in control and made him do it all.

[@AdaminaCarden]

@@Juggsy87 I mean, Kris lives pretty close to Vancouver I think and we have a major street here called "Venables st" and it's pronounced Ven-a-bulls, which I'm guessing is how his name is

[@charlottehallett1497]

​@leannepaxton5012 yes, I was scrolling the comments for SOMEONE to mention the pronunciation. Not hating just made me wince 😅

[@sarahmarie1812]

>be me >has a 2 year old son named James ….welp I guess my heart won’t let me listen to you today Kris, I love you tho and don’t stop! ❤ PS I work with kids that are violent and “exhibit” some of the “warning” signs. And just to bring comfort to everyone, the MAJORITY of kids do actually turn out ok. If your kid is struggling please don’t panic but do try and get them help and try and connect with them. 9.9/10 they’re gonna be ok. If the kid won’t accept the help then you accept what you can as a parent, take all the behavioral classes. Hold hard limits. Make the hard choices. You WILL survive it.

[@salt907]

Thats my 8 yr old brothers middle name 😭

[@desis5809]

@@salt907 which one James or kris

[@salt907]

@desis5809 james ofc

[@Lulu-jc5mj]

As a person whose hometown is in Brevard county, it’s truly heartbreaking to hear your own hometown can have parents treat their children so terribly. I came from a troubled childhood, and yes, it was horrid in every way, but it’s painful to see what could have happened to me if I went the way they did. Stay safe and appreciate your family

[@crystalbraun1383]

I always get excited hearing a story so close to home. (In Indian river) But this is just saddening. having children myself I cannot imagine these situations. Hurting a child or imagining mine being hurt. I can't spank my kids I just turn around and apologize for hurting them lol. And so sorry you had to go through a hard time as a child. It's horrible.

[@piacolooofy9008]

I love how the last one ended on a good note it shows that people with horrendous crimes can change and build better lives for themselves.

[@The_Great_Meep]

The intro is giving the boring office meeting turns into the random weirdo (in a good weird way) starts explaining the fnaf lore in detail with a grasping storytelling way of explaining. Just something i could imagine someone like Kris doing, i mean this as a compliment. :b

[@kallmekris]

Looooool

[@xo_rosaliee]

@@kallmekrisHello Kris!! You helped me stay alive by giving me something to look forward to in the darkest period of my life. I appreciate you and your content so much

[@DTI_LOVERRRRR]

@@kallmekrishi kris! I have got a suggestion case the luka magnotta case plssss it’s really interesting and I LOVE ur dog❤️

[@TheCJDookShow]

Didn't ask n‮reggi MY POSTS ARE BETTER THAN KRIS

[@JordanS-ww4eu]

@@kallmekrisyou’re very pretty with blonde hair and glasses

[@christinatennant9192]

HAPY NEW YEAR KIRSS!!!! I watched this a day late but your content is still so entertaining. You mix the creepy berries murder with your funny humor and hilarious side comments. Hope you have a good new year.

[@lindsayriddell2484]

The Mary Bell case happened a 10 minute drive away from my house. My friend's dad knew her, lived near her and even played out with her at the time. He was also the same age (give or take a year) as her victims and he always told us how (in hindsight) lucky he was! Also, ven-ah-blez gave me a jump scare! It's pronounced ven-a-bulls hahaha So glad you covered these cases!

[@K_Design03]

That’s wild!

[@EvelynSalley-q1u]

Moral of the story Don't abuse your children

[@sabrinaschell4938]

As Simon says on Casual Criminalist: “Don’t f*** up your kids.”

[@JesseLeighSmith]

I think if there is a child younger than the age of 15 and there is has been proven dv, the parents should also be held accountable for creating the monster who would do such horrific acts. Like they played a part in it

[@TeniolaRamos]

Ven-Ah-Bless is killing me. Ven - a - bulls is how we say it over here. Love your coverage always. This case always terrified me

[@adamwalker2512]

I commented ven -a-balls

[@Java1970]

Same - she doesn't do any research on her own, it seems. Someone just hands her a script and she goes with it, no research done on her part. She is horrible at these true crime videos.

[@dbee1413]

I hate that I know about this case...

[@dbee1413]

@@Java1970 exuse me she does lots of research she even said so herself? She is an amazing person and really good at these true crime videos so your comment isn't very nice. Did you consider that it's also hard to pronounce certain names and last names. Think about that before saying something rude

[@Java1970]

@dbee1413 No, I will continue to call out lazy content creators.

[@alicialexists]

The common thread I noticed was child abuse and neglect by caregivers. The children did horrible things in a world where horrible things were normal (to them).

[@MForest90]

A lot of children has experienced terrible abuse and they don't kill people, but I guess it could be a trigger if the child has sociopathic tendencies.

[@steviebeare1961]

​@@MForest90each case is different, some people can be broken at childhood when others survive. Nurture is everything, even some psycophaths can lead productive law abiding lives when given the rules by truely caring parents 🙂

[@BooBeeWills]

Hey Kris!! Just wanted to say Dachshunds have sensitive backs, so it’s recommended to support the bottom when holding them. I recommend getting him/her stairs or ramps and getting beds that are orthopedic. They love burrowing, my boyfriend’s brother puts theirs in a pile of blankets and she loves it!! Congrats on the new puppy, so cute!!!!!

[@Pixi-w1z]

“Freak… FREAK” I don’t know how to react😭😭😭 Love you Kris

[@Eggolivesher]

Kids are scarier than adults for two things: 1. They aren’t aware of most social things and normally don’t understand when they do something wrong. This could be pushing someone or shooting their father. Their minds can’t process it 2. They don’t understand what death really means. When my grandfather died I was 8 and I still don’t feel sad. I hadn’t processed it when it happened and I still do not. I know it’s sad that he died, but I wouldn’t cry or feel really bad. This is why kids are like scary

[@grimleyXIII]

I’m not sure I agree that they “don’t understand when they do something wrong” Kids start to grasp that at 3 years old. I have to imagine by 10, 11, 13 years old, they’re aware that killing is wrong

[@allycollings8021]

@@grimleyXIIII’d argue that they’re aware they’ve done something wrong but that children don’t have a grasp on why exactly it’s wrong. Especially children who’ve experienced extreme trauma due to abuse.

[@grimleyXIII]

@ that’s a good point but I have to imagine if a child is getting abused and knows what it feels like to get abused, then why would they do that to someone else? Not every child that’s abused becomes an abuser or killer There’s killers who weren’t abused and still kill

[@pertinasmith8183]

​​@@grimleyXIII I was thinking that too. I work with toddlers which is 2 1/2 and for most part, they are very aware. And some way more than others. I feel like a lot of adults downplay children making it seem like they don't understand much when they understand way more than most think. With death is a harder subject.

[@Ewan-tc1zu]

As a kid I understood death just fine and bawled my eyes out when my grandparents died and family died. And I still get sad over it. Kids feel emotions and it's wrong to assume they don't. They are just tiny humans. The biggest misconception is they lack empathy. If you don't feel things then that's just you.

[@jennjohnson4067]

My favorite thing about you is your humor! I’m glad everyone likes it too! Even when you’re teaching me something terrible, there’s still a giggle that escapes. Thank you! For the laughs

[@michaelliennard9465]

Woo hoo, first crime deep dive of the new year. The best way to start the year is with Aunty Kris teaching us how children are scary 🙂 Thanks for the info, Kris, and I hope you and all the family had a great Christmas and New Year

[@your_local_kayler]

I know you dont do many international cases but could you look into coin operated locker babies? There is tons on material on it and it a very interesting phenomenon and very upsetting.

[@kallmekris]

ill check it out!

[@DTI_LOVERRRRR]

@@kallmekris after that could u check out the luka magnotta case pls?

[@Thatonebookworm4life]

Omg I absolutely love you kris! Especially the ghost busting era with Celina and Sam and Colby! Keep being you Kris. I love you so much!

[@jenjen3017-z3r]

British person here who lived through the James murder, I have never heard anyone pronounce ven-a-bulls as venables, on another note I love your cover of this and you did a great job ❤️

[@tam_pow2092]

This is the only True Crime video you've covered that actually had me tearing up the whole way through. As a mom of 2, I couldn't imagine having my kids go through anything like this. Whether it be as the children whose life was taken or the children who took those lives. It is horrifying on both ends.

[@y0rps247]

i don’t remember it exactly because i heard it a while ago but you should do a story time on this one child murderer case. i don’t remember what the boys name was but he was somewhere from 5-7 years old. but, they didn’t know what to do with him because it was before children that young were aloud to be charged. i could be completely wrong but it might of been the case that caused the age where children are charged for extreme crimes like that to be brought to a lower age. i learned about it in a criminal justice class in high school a few years ago, so i hardly remember the case.

[@KarinaKarasawa-jh3cf]

it sucks how so many young kids are abused and neglected in so many ways they feel like they need to kill someone to get something out of it.

[@Gryffindor_Potterhead4Life]

Hey Kris! Thanks for the compliment, also I love Rupert, could you go over the Lacey fletcher case? Or maybe the hello kitty case? I’d love to see you cover it! Have a good new years! Bye auntie kris (Edit): OMG KRIS RESPONDEEEEEEEEEEDDDSJAKSKFJFUS

[@kallmekris]

I'll check it out!

[@Gryffindor_Potterhead4Life]

@ thanks! So so so so much!

[@dietotaku]

OH JESUS NOT THE HELLO KITTY CASE 😱 i came across that one on some "top 10 most brutal murders ever" list and i will never get the image of that grotty HK plushy and the knowledge of what it contained out of my head

[@DTI_LOVERRRRR]

@@kallmekris after that could u look at the luka magnotta case pls? It’s really really interesting

[@Colleen-vs8sz]

@@kallmekrisI love the hello kitty case!

[@Mr.Doulingo]

OMG THAT DOG SUITS HER SO WELL!!!!!! (Not in a bad way of course

[@FrogPrincess1990]

I love your puppy so much 🥹🩷 Hope Kevin is happy with his new pal! 🐕

[@teresaleon8970]

Kris your comments always bring me so much happiness, as soon as I see a new episode I hop on!! ❤

[@roblox_asmr7]

I’ve not watched your videos for ages and I LOVE YOUR HAIR !!!

[@tezzcan1]

As a Brit. Just a note in the first case, the name is pronounced John Ven a bulls, the victim is James Bull ger and the area is Mers e side. It was a massive case and still strikes fear.

[@Romeo69796]

had a feeling, i had a teacher named venable or something in kindergarten, im american but i had a feeling thats how its said

[@Annalyse74]

Came here to say this… ven a bulls

[@Ewan-tc1zu]

​@@Romeo69796Venable is not hard to pronounce as an American. It's a common American surname too. Not just British. Same pronunciation.

[@mcrchickenluvr]

@@Ewan-tc1zuKris is Canadian. So she may not have heard the pronunciation before.

[@MorganHutton-b9v]

Hi Kris. I just would like to tell you how much you have changed my life. Before discovering your channel, I was in a deep depression. Since finding it, I have smiled every day because you are just so funny and your compliments have always made me feel like there was someone out there who cared. Thank you so much.

[@Java1970]

LOL - 'Kris' just blindly ''hearts' these bot comments.

[@MorganHutton-b9v]

@@Java1970 bot???

[@Java1970]

@@MorganHutton-b9v Yep

[@ChanninBananin]

@@Java1970 their not a bot.. they replied to you and they had personality in their comment 💀💀

[@Java1970]

@ChanninBananin 'they're'

[@alisonteitelbaum9098]

HAPPY NEW YEAR KRIS AND EVERYONE and 3:33 i like how the glasses just appear

[@tasha5419]

James' case just shatters my heart. That poor baby was so innocent... his life was stolen in such a brutal way.

[@Locust_tripped-f6m]

THE PUPPY OMGGG ALSO THE FREDDIE MERCURY POSTER IN THE BACK IS ✨mwah✨

[@SairePickens]

"You're looking adorable today" me sitting in front of my computer hair not brushed and wearing pj's at 10:45 in the morning. I actually did my 7th grade end of year project on psychology behind serial murder. Childhood has a HUGE impact on who people become. But, 99.9% of people come out okay.

[@zintlebrak6050]

Me: *looking for a relaxing bedtime story* Kris: Children who MURDER Me: Ahh perfect. *falls asleep immediately*😅

[@bewb1998]

As a Brit who’s gonna nitpick its pronounced Ven(van but with an E)-Ab-els other than that loving the video

[@Jezawix]

agreed. Love ya Kris but both Bulger and venables were pronounced wrong, but we''ll let ya off :D

[@Froggygoblin]

Omg thank you! It's driving me insane how she's saying it haha

[@michellemclurg447]

Omg same hahahhaha

[@nomadpack4050]

😂😂😂😂 same

[@jak868]

As a fellow Brit and a fan of Kris it was driving me crazy her pronunciations of some of the words, please for the love of Christ find out how to pronounce them before recording the video.

[@DISRXPTIVE1]

Mary, just.. UGH strangling a kid with scissors??

[@AaronDirectionerAlways]

Best January 1st I’ve had. One of my fave people Kris has posted

[@lucaswillaford8648]

Kris is an amazing storyteller/ narrator

[@NikkiXPLR]

i think the last story really hit different than the others. upon the release of the two siblings they worked hard not to stay away from the publics eye like the others but to use their stories and experiences to help others and i think that shows a lot of character for them.

[@JoleeKee]

I think children who are abused - abuse because that is what they know and to release that anger. They need intensive therapy. prison? I dunno that kids really get the therapy they really need there, and a lot of prisons don't really rehabilitate, they breed more monsters. Some sort of group home maybe - with major oversight.

[@debbietaylor9750]

@JoleeKee British prisons for children are more like psychiatric facilities, they get all the therapy they need. Unfortunately Venebles is not able to be rehabilitated.

[@Z0mB1eBOOM]

"As adorable as a new little.. PUPPY!" Well thank you 😁

[@Darcie._.DMCGrs]

The words “full of snot” made me realise I’m still a child

[@tiffanyshelburn]

Deep dives on cursed movie sets like the Poltergeist movies!

[@kallmekris]

ooo yes!!

[@SunshineHobbit]

Hey Kris, I don’t know if you’ll see this, but I have a possible video idea! Have you ever heard of the Mary Celeste? It’s a ship where the entire crew disappeared without a trace. I read a book about it when I was younger and would love to hear your take on it! It’s got tons of juicy theories as to what happened! 🫶

[@Wouldyoujust_]

Can I just say THANK YOU. Thank you for not dragging these videos out with endless shenanigans and extra WORDS just to make them super long and dramatic?! Theres a couple of creators (who I shall not name) that are pretty popular, but almost UNWATCHABLE because they just DRAAAAAAAG IT OUT, instead of just TELLING THE STORY in an entertaining and informative way that still does the victims justice. You're so refreshing. Love the steeze❤

[@Ember_Essence1]

I need names hahaha. So I can avoid them

[@GirlThatBogs]

1:23 that bust through the windshield was so cute❤

[@annabellajulian]

Can’t believe KZbin hit this from me for 6 seconds

[@HpandMarvel_povs]

Same

[@Therealalgebraleinfour]

I can't believe KZbin hid this from me for a minute

[@ZL33PY]

6 minutes 😭

[@Hanayehya36]

15 hours 😭😭😭

[@itzreede]

I love these types of videos so much. I usually put them on when I start drawing. I would love to some historical topics as well. Like war related topics and after. My country's past related to that is soooo dark it would be interesting to listen to others too. I just love love loveeeeee your videos can't wait till next video

[@AppendixHeart]

Kris, you always compliment us. I think it’s time we compliment you.❤ Kris, you are lovely, your jokes are hilarious and you always take your time to give us this fascinating stories. Thank you so much Kris!

[@Pixi-w1z]

I HOPE KRIS NOTICE YOUR COMMENT, ITS SUCH A HEARTWARMING COMMENT ☺️☺️💖💖

[@AppendixHeart]

@@Pixi-w1z thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Pixi-w1z]

@ ofc💖💖

[@LvrSiennaa]

I learned about the first case in religious studies when I was 15 and I had to leave the class in tears because once learning that poor boy was only 2 my mind went to my sister who was around 1 at the time. Such a disgusting tragedy.

[@JazzieHart]

Happy New Year Kris. Always love your content it’s definitely helping me on my road to recovery from surgery so thank you for making my day

[@0TheForbiddenFruit0]

Love how you always compliment your viewers, I know it brightens a lot of people’s days. 😊

[@GalacticEmpire-sl2ij]

Kriss videos always makes me smile 😊❤

[@magicalp0wers788]

It makes you smile knowing children died? Are you that heartless?

[@GalacticEmpire-sl2ij]

@ no I’m just happy kris posts

[@poisonousjinx9823]

Or they are just happy when she posts chill ​@@magicalp0wers788

[@DocGrimes-w8h]

Happy new year, love your dog, and love your deep dive videos

[@Moose-boots]

lol the way you pronounced Venebles hahaha. Ven-Eh-bels

[@Moose-boots]

infact, pretty much all the English words. You need someone to translate for you before you do English stories

[@amanda-al01]

Yes, ive heard that case several times, but didn't recognise it until the pictures, because of how differently she pronounced it😅

[@KenithLemley]

English for you lol ​@@Moose-boots

[@ItsJustMike369]

I see the brits correcting pronunciation. So as a person from Brevard, I shall now do the same. The end of Brevard is pronounced like the end of the word boulevard. "Bruh-VARD" Love seeing the story though. Hits too close to home. Love the work Kris!!

[@XxSmileyPoptartxX]

Your dogs so cute! ❤❤

[@SaraPlays-DTI]

Omg Rupert is sooooo adorable. I have 2 dachshunds of my own, and just wanted to share that they have very fragile spines, so it is very easy for them to get back problems, eventually leading to not being able to walk. Please take care of him and make sure he doesn't experience any pain by carrying him sideways, not upright, and putting him back down on the ground with 4 feet flat on the floor. He's soooooo cuteeeeee and I would hate for him to experience any pain in the future. I love your content, and KEEP MAKING AMAZING VIDS :)

[@artsysabs]

Yup our dachshund is 17 years old and she’s had a lot of health problems! But still going.

[@ASHEEEEEEKKEKE]

happy new year kris!! we love you and you have good videosss

[@MayaLeafly]

19:32 I'm playing this out loud and my dad heard this and went, "I'm pretty sure they were still siblings anyways-" 😭

[@AlanaShenigo]

Living for the True Crime Videos!!

[@FallenRobot]

The James Bulger case: Venables is pronounced Ven-a-buls, Bulger is Bul-jer and Merseyside is Mer-z-side.

[@Annabeth-Chase-GC3]

The anger I started feeling while watching this video is insane. I have motherly instincts even without children.

[@Phinxzey]

I would love to see you make a video over the Dyatlov Pass incident, I’ve been so interested in it for YEARS

[@trinak86]

Oomp already did

[@kyn.valeries.version]

Im eating pizza rolls,drinking sprite and watching auntie kris what more could I want in this life

[@theliamcooke]

The way you pronounce Venables is so funny, its pronounced ven-ae-bulls. Hes a monster and has been found in my home town multiple times

[@totalcranker]

Here in the UK, we pronounce the names as Ven- a-balls and Bol-jer. Sorry, I had to mention it.... This case haunts the whole country still to this day😢

[@Apologist0]

21:13 I grew up with my mom as my main parent and she had new boyfriends or got back with an ex so we were always moving, I was never able to keep friendships unless it was a family friend or an actual family member, and I never felt like my mother actually knew who I was or cared for me. So I so understand how they felt towards his gf 💔

[@matts_rootbeer3]

0:05 "your looking Adorable as ever" Just took a full face of makeup off and wearing Doctor pepper shorts with a doctor pepper hoodie😭

[@jupiterzlover]

REAL 😭😭

[@WhatTwoPlusTwo]

Happy New Years Kris!