The Self-Entitled Teen Who MURDERED his family... | The Case of Alan Hruby

[@hatb36]

As soon as I heard that 911 dispatcher I came straight to the comments.I’m glad I’m not the only one that thought she was pretty rude and sounded like she didn’t wanna be bothered.For a lady that just found 3 bodies I think she was pretty calm and articulate.They really need to do better.

[@foodiefootprints_]

Same

[@tracydaye6059]

Agree

[@chisomodimmegwa3479]

Same, made me mad and wanted to make sure i wasnt triping

[@Joshow313]

She was calm even after the dispatcher kept telling her to be calm! Gotta give her credit, I would’ve been screaming at the dispatcher, or hang up to get another dispatcher without hearing problems!

[@justfelicia6671]

The Housekeeper was very calm. Dispatch has become a complete joke talking to people with total disrespect and zero compassion

[@HelenaBonhamCarnage]

I'm so tired of hearing about killers telling people what they are going to do, and no one doing a damn thing. Not taking it seriously is not an excuse. This could have been prevented more than once.

[@tooldog5062]

do yourself a favor never call out come in or answer the door unless you know who's there! i lost a friend of mine she was married to a man she loved with a passion, but one day while her hubby and i were at work she was followed home by a monster a freak that deserved to have what he did to her done to him, her murder cut her throat and he used a meat clever to remover her legs it didnt matter that she was 8 months he had a leg fetish! the nightmare begins when you are standing there with your best friend who sees his whole world has been ripped away from him and seeing her there is like someone branded that picture into your soul, the man was caught on security cams trespassing, throwing her legs in the river! you can know someone for half a decade and think wow what a decent person but later find out they were totally the opposite, i had another buddy who seemed like a womans dream but he wasn't, i found out the man was stalking his own woman, she worked as a bar tender, and if he thought some guy hit on her or gave her a large tip he would wait until he guard was down, he was a master at manipulation she a master at hiding his abuse, new years eve 200 was the night her nightmare ended, when he pulled out a gun threatening to kill her and himself, he was heard screaming at her then one gunshot was fired into a wall by luck it didnt go through and hit someone outside, he then out of manipulation, and it makes no difference if he knew there was another round in the chamber or not he put the gun to his own head and pulled the trigger! shes married now with children and hes just a forgotten nightmare laying in a grave 20 miles out of town

[@tglake2894]

Someone DID tell the family via his sister, in fairness. Someone tried, it's just that the victims themselves thought their son/brother killing them all was laughable.

[@tracymoreno5994]

Right?? Like I would call that in SO fast.😳

[@andreassvensson1038]

So, what should the Police do? Arrest him on rumours and hear sayings against the will of his own family?

[@charmaineswaddle2286]

Agree 😊

[@nandiphamphithi737]

I had to pause so I can come comment about that horrible dispatcher. My goodness!

[@moonlightwolf]

Been dealing with some of the worst vertigo I've ever had. I appreciate that you make these videos in a way where I can listen but not have to look at my screen for very long

[@Fluffy-Fluffy]

oj that sucks! Take care of yourself!

[@2sons1lv]

One of my co workers was in hospital for the past 2 days bc of vertigo.!!!! KZbin has some good exercises you can do. They have helped me. I love coffeehouse crime videos !!! Easy to listen and so well spoken

[@ash_tray]

Oh no! I’m sorry love, I hope things get better for you soon. I’m sure it’s awful 😔

[@illmatixx_5346]

What were you watching this from high up in a ladder or something? 😅

[@moonlightwolf]

@@illmatixx_5346 I wish lol. I still have vertigo from a head injury a few years back

[@kristintucker9719]

Dear Heavens, that dispatcher is wasting so much time asking the same two questions over and over. "so they aren't breathing?' no, ma'am "did you check to see if they are breathing?" yes "so are they breathing?" no "MA'AM YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN!!!!!"

[@markgundle4150]

May have said it before, it’s incredibly refreshing to hear a true crime channel make their opinions of the killers abundantly clear right out of the gate.

[@doctordavidchan1044]

My English grandma (I also have a Chinese grandma so this is how I differentiate between them) died when I was 15, I loved her so much and she was an amazing woman. I can't understand how anyone could steal from their grandma, especially one who would do anything for you if you asked. My grandma was never well off, but she would do anything for her family. The thought of stealing from someone like that makes me sick. My grandma lived to be 91, she outlived my grandpa (her husband) by 41 years and never remarried because she loved my grandpa so much. I don't know why this part bothers me so much, but there's something about stealing from your grandma that feels especially low to me.

[@jarrodhall3686]

Thank you for talking about your grandma, David. By any chance, are you autistic?

[@kazithecanecorso2724]

U narcissist

[@Smooshes786]

@@kazithecanecorso2724why do you think this comment makes that person a narcissist? Do you know what it actually means?

[@younce-davis952]

Yeah, the fact he kept stealing from his grandma made me very upset. The elderly are a vulnerable population, so taking advantage of them is super scummy.

[@wendynerd1199]

​@@kazithecanecorso2724don't use words you don't understand.

[@angelwings7930]

The dispatcher just made everything worse for the caller.

[@mbfred]

Thanks for sharing this with us - I loved your comment about how he had no phone so couldn’t share photos of his jail meals with people. That was brilliant. I also agree with other who said the 911 dispatcher was bordering on rude - hopefully that town has canned her after hearing how obnoxious she was to someone distraught by seeing dead bodies.

[@exhaustedbaking]

I always admire that you're so kind about the victims while sparing none of that for the perpetrator. That's how it should be.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

I'm glad you mentioned Pitcher. You should do a video on the tragedy there. Part of the tragedy comes from Senator Imhoff, a known climate change denier that somehow got onto the environmental committee. His constituents in Pitcher needed his help. But he ignored them and deliberately short changed the people on a buyout of their properties. Some of these homes were hand made and in families for three or four generations. There was a lot of handmade woodwork in these homes that could never be replaced. He also wasn't willing to buy out the entire town, just the places that had been affected by a sinkhole. Most families that were driven out couldn't afford to start anywhere new and a lot of those with children needed medical care to help their lead poisoned mentally impaired children learn to cope. This was a town that provided lead for America to fight two world wars, IMO they should be treated with the same reverence we treat veterans. There were piles of lead laden dust, called chat piles, all over the town in the open and kids would climb all over them. Yeah there's a reason I call Imhoff "I'm huffing glue."

[@chumorgan443]

Firends? , or higherd company?.

[@sarahalbers5555]

I actually read about this awful situation on another platform. This is a huge tragedy. Innocent, decent people being exposed to toxic chemicals and suffering immensely. And then the indignity of being ripped off and not having the financial means to buy a new home.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

@@sarahalbers5555 the only thing that disturbs me more than the brain damage is the loss of handmade, heirloom carpentry work that can't be replaced. :( I'm a huge fibercrafter. I can't imagine having to leave some of my homemade items behind. Same with grandma's hand crochetted afghan. :(

[@patrickderp1044]

@@AnimeShinigami13 imagine believing in manmade climate change after all the rich elites who push it ........ buy beachfront property

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I would like to know more about this too.

[@luannfrance]

I wish him a very long horrible life of servitude, being passed around amongst the roughest inmates. What kind of monster kills his loving family. This case makes me sick. There's a similar case in California and at the start I thought this was that case. As always excellent job telling the story Adrian.

[@louellacharlton4425]

And he will never get another " big Mac or anything from Micky D's" !! Eating anything from there would make me crazy sooooo, maybe this added to his insane behavior. He wanted a Midas lifestyle but had a child's appetite. WTH? No class at all . ( I do eat from " Popeyes chicken " once in a while).

[@Corinne-v9c]

@@louellacharlton4425 I know. The irony of his taste in food. I'm certain all the additives/chemicals in McDonald food probably didn't help his brain/body @ ALL, & who knows, could have somehow contributed to how he ended up, as well.

[@chumorgan443]

He always wanted attention and be the talk of the town. Congratulations Alan.

[@SpencerLeCroix-qi6lz]

I am sure they will love him in prison

[@voodoochile7581]

I could not believe the emergency call. That phone operator was so callous, are they breathing….. of course they’re not cos they are bloody dead!

[@wc5436]

That dispatcher was awful. The housekeeper was much calmer than most calls I've heard. Js

[@WickedLotus4301]

Ah, Oklahoma my home, also, the home of the largest casino. I remember this, it was so horrible. There are plenty of rich narcissistic people in southern Oklahoma, even ones that pretend to be rich, but then again there are people like that everywhere.

[@roseofsharon7189]

The 911 dispatcher that took the maids call had a really negative tone and should be retrained ASAP!

[@zukosmom3780]

This is going to sound harsh but unfortunately it's the parent's fault on how they raised him. Giving him everything he wanted without earning it just made him a spoiled brat. How sad that they didn't raise him differently

[@soula912]

What an evil self entitled narcissist. How could you kill ur own family? All because of money. How pathetic. And to think he’d get away with it, amazes me. The dispatcher was incredibly cold, the maid spoke very clearly n was calm considering she found the 3 family members. My heart broke for her. Hope she’s ok. Hope life in prison is hell for him, hope he gets real justice in there. Just horrible. May they all Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@HowieHoward-ti3dx]

Don't forget the bodies must have been rotten after 4 days.

[@jenniferryburnsart8598]

Wow, never expected you to cover something in my home state. You did a great job as usual telling the story and highlighting the lives of the people lost. It truly goes to show that the love of money is evil.

[@ellekay4758]

At this point, I’m so disappointed at humanity but Adrian never disappoints 😁🥰

[@b4ubcomeold]

Agreed! like @ his 25:47 spot..... Had me LMAO *"MONEY HUNGRY NARCISSISTIC PRICK!"*

[@Alaryicjude]

Except the time he made a memorial for a pedo. The woman who found her naked body when she was a child on her step dad's computer as an adult and murdered him. Adrian made a memorial photo for the guy at the end of the video... Whoops.

[@Sciencenerd11]

that 911 operator should be FIRED !!!! you walk into a home for a family you work for and see them murdered !!!! why is it that 911 dispatchers (most) are so RUDE!

[@sonicmojo991]

Hey Adrian! I'm from Singapore! 🇸🇬 Been a fan of you for long and I love your channel! 👏🏽 I really hope you will cover the case of Magdalena Zuk, please! This case is downright disturbing! 😱😩 But I would love to see you cover this case, especially!

[@LanaLandon]

I like watching you- you and Mike(TC) are my favorite narrator's of murder. Y'all make me feel safe listening to scary stories. ❤👻

[@SavvyMuhon]

I know that it’s a dispatcher’s job to keep callers calm, but that dispatcher did a terrible job. The housekeeper was being very articulate and clear and the dispatcher kept acting frustrated. Sure keep them calm, but don’t condescendingly tell them to calm down when they just found a group of murder victims and are upset about it.

[@KumarJankins]

Ohh my God,.I was literally gonna commit that. That shit is way too common. They always seem annoyed when someone is calling for help and it's like, of course the person is distressed.

[@p.ellet.1314]

I thought the same, geez lady, back off a notch.

[@aliceinganjaland]

I really wonder why so many dispatchers are so terrible and act so condescending and douchey?! It’s really strange and it happens in SO many true crime shows and documentaries it’s wild. I just don’t understand how you could treat people like that in such intense and most times completely traumatizing and sometimes LAST MOMENTS for the callers 😢 it’s awful

[@Karenanneseven]

Exactly what I’ve commented. The caller has just found 3 actual D E A D bodies & the “couldn’t care less” call taker tells her to calm down & all probably while she’s chewing gum ! 🤦‍♀️🙄.

[@Atmatan]

In my state working as an emergency dispatcher is a 50k per year salary. It's hellish, traumatic work that doesn't pay nearly well enough for what it is. Feel free to take her job if you think you're up to it. To most of these people anything that puts food on their own table is their biggest concern. Rather than getting angry at the person: get angry at the system that made them the way they are.

[@anneg.8304]

It’s refreshing to see family members NOT trying to defend their crazy murderous nephew/grandchild/cousin etc. They all seem(ed) like very lovely down to earth people. May they rest in peace.

[@arielvillarruel6281]

He murdered the very people that could've defended him, family usually defend their murderous family member when they murdered someone outside the family, because they can't even comprehend someone they know could do something horrible, and to protect their own egoes and reputation.

[@anneg.8304]

@@arielvillarruel6281 I know, that’s why I said “nephew/grandchild” bc I’m referring to his aunts, uncles and grandparents, who did not defend him. They usually do.

[@VR-gs9hd]

Self-sacrifice is usually learned by default outside the first world. Parents should avoid overindulgence unless they want to raise a child similarly to every incestuous royal heir throughout history.

[@tooldog5062]

i had an uncle the same way oh after his dad died he got his 93 year old mother to sign a will he had drawn up giving him everything, now his sisters were con artists to and they were millenaries off the backs of others! yet having about 20 mil in the back wasn't good enough for him he wanted his mother homeless, he tried selling her house out from under her feet! and he wanted her to die alone and that didnt work because i did the things he should've been doing instead of scheming, until the day she died and until the day he died, i know an old man who was greedy he knew the situation the woman he married had been married serval times before, her daughter were finding her men that had money and they were using her like a piggy bank but her last hubby Bob had her sign an agreement she was in her 70s I dont remember how old he was that he handles the finances and the income, so her 4 children hit a dead end, i was her pastor, one evening she was watching tv she said he walked in and handed her a large wad of cash and said you will need this for my funeral expenses I'm going to go now, she said he walked into the bedroom took off his clothes and got into bed and died, she called me instead of 911 wanting me there so i had to call her children didnt like me they didnt even tell me she had passed away, i didnt realize what was going on until i saw people raiding her home they stripped everything right down to the wheelchair ramp the put the house up for sail,

[@wendystockton906]

They were a wonderful family.

[@crocodillyglasses1354]

The housekeeper sounded so polite, concerned, and kind. I hope wherever she is, she's doing alright.

[@darladawn1111]

Several officers experienced PTSD after dealing with the crime scene. Meanwhile, the 911 operator tells the civilian who discovered it to be calm as she tries to convey what she is seeing.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

25:20 I’ll be experiencing PTSD from this terrible Photoshop job. Seriously, what is up with that?! Why is this channel showing Photoshopped imagery??!

[@40below1000]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Just went back and looked and yeah, that's weird. Either a crappy PS or the world's finest AI, but if this is a stitched-up family portait from individual images it needs explanation. Why do that, and who did that?

[@sancho8521]

​@@anti-ethniccleansing465left dog looks like a stuffed animal

[@tooldog5062]

you are as beautiful as a friend of mine was only different. here's her story, her name was Vicky she was a center fold to look at while her hubby was a short chubby man but they had a love that couldn't be ripped away, now these two had a scam going in the bars around the towns, they would go in she would sit at a table looking all seductive, men would see her and think i would like some of that and send a drink to her table the whole time her hubby would be sitting at the bar after about 45 min she would have maybe a case of bud and Millier on her table so he would get up walk over to her give her a big wet one sit down and start drinking, she wasn't a drinker, reactions were hilarious! now the bad part Vicky was 8 months with what would've been a boy, her hubby and i were at work that day when she was followed home from a bowling ally we dont know if she opened the door or when he knocked called out come in, but that animal attacked her he cut her throat and he took meat clever and he chopped off her legs, why because he had a leg fetish was his excuse and got turned on when she walked in front of him security cams caught the men trespassing as he had her legs in hand to throw into the river case solved however 50 years usually turns out to be at the most 15, and her hubby has since passed away from endless sorrow because he lost his whole world that day,

[@ambunnie9972]

Not defending the 911 operators demeanor but lots of occupations like that have incredible burn out rates that just make people stuck in that profession just not care, I worked in a call center last year and I was just loosing my mind with the rapid fire nonsense and just the worst possible situations ever. I recall dealing with a woman who couldn’t access her money due to some legal order and she was a single mother of 5 children under 7 while taking medication for her heart problems, she didn’t have the cash to get her medication because of this and just kept rounding back to “what am I going to do?” No answer I gave her was enough but the answer was the same, call the legal entity that enacted the legal order and sort out a payment plan so that they will release her funds and not do this garnishment they did. The curt behavior and requesting description of a scene is to get as much information without leaving room for over complication. Still the operator can definitely have been a lot more helpful in this regard

[@SanguiphiliaTV]

I'm glad everyone is agreeing that 911 dispatcher was awful. The poor woman was communicating perfectly and the dispatcher was so rude!

[@BestArtist]

Seriously the caller was obviously distressed but still perfectly coherent and soft spoken. That 911 operator was terrible.

[@Atmatan]

It's pretty easy to judge. It's a lot harder to have _real_ empathy and question why one might react in such a way.

[@ajjj2972]

I stopped the video at 14:12 to see if anyone else was thinking the same thing I was. I’m glad we’re all in agreement that that dispatcher sucked

[@Atmatan]

@@ajjj2972 It's actually pretty pathetic that you would all be so demeaning to another human

[@trace9657]

I was going to say it if someone else didn't. The poor lady was crying, but she was not hysterical I thought she was pretty composed considering she walked in a triple homicide. She answered all the questions and did it more than once.

[@timeforcoffee485]

911 dispatcher really needs to get her hearing sorted. That poor housekeeper having to keep repeating herself and being told to calm down when she was clear as crystal in her explanation was just awful for her.

[@xladyfayre]

911 dispatchers are usually in a room together that is noisy. That's why most of them can't hear the callers clearly. So, while we can hear what was said clearly- they cannot.

[@a1ntcry1noveru]

@@jessm1895The agitation in her voice was uncalled for regardless

[@billymabum3514]

The dispatcher doesn’t have subtitles

[@catmaxwell6691]

One consistent element of American true crime uploads (& shows), is the snippet of a b****y, female 911 operator, talking to a shocked witness, really poorly.

[@derpestarzt]

@@xladyfayre that sounds like a really stupid system, either way that's not the fault of the traumatised woman calling who's giving the information as calmly as possible.

[@sonjaheck3156]

That 911 operator is so unbelievably rude. That housekeeper WAS calm, and made perfect sense. As morbid as this sounds, that caller would be a DREAM caller for ever single 911 operator.

[@abovebeyondkct6589]

Came here to say the same exact thing

[@lindafoster9945]

@@abovebeyondkct6589 Yes, and the thing is the housekeeper spoke very clearly, you could hear every word

[@rollinupeverest5042]

She said everything she needed to got all the information that was needed and yes she did need to calm down

[@セピラ]

The fact that they tried to cut back on their own expenses before cutting off their son's and that they immediately called the police on him when they found out what he did really says a lot about them. Cases like these are so heart breaking and I truly hope he rots in prison

[@cathybassett6432]

Couldn't agree more.

[@_bluephoenix_]

By the same token, they made the rod for their own back by raising him as an entitled spoilt child. Learning and appreciating the value and privileges money brings is paramount to a child, regardless of the income.

[@Harry_Stylus]

​@_bluephoenix_ whatever... I had an amazing family and spent the first half of my life being a hell raiser. My family always chastised me and held me responsible for my screw ups. You probably play both sides of the issue. Encourage young people to do whatever they want then blame the parents when their kids self destruct...

[@_bluephoenix_]

@@Harry_Stylus quite the opposite- I encourage anyone to respect their elders and show self respect by using self control. Whether parents are a positive or negative influence , these qualities can be achieved personally. You seem to have learned your lessons the hard way, and it's great you have the insight to recognise that. Had your parents not been responsible you may well have ended up like this dude. So, what's your point again?

[@Harry_Stylus]

@@_bluephoenix_ so you're blaming the victims. Despite them holding him responsible for his actions... cool 🤡

[@Tranquility32]

I hope the dispatcher receives better training. The housekeeper on the phone was speaking as calmly as anyone could (especially in that tragic situation), she spoke slowly and very clearly. I felt bad that she had to keep repeating herself.

[@Lili3nlhilp]

She was sooo annoying, rude n dismissive af dafuq

[@angelwings7930]

@@ivanasukjadic1423wtf. 🤡

[@davelattimer6585]

Most dispatchers are terrible at their job.

[@davelattimer6585]

​@@ivanasukjadic1423187 people would disagree with you on that one idiot

[@annwilliams6438]

@@ivanasukjadic1423Rubbish. Then she would have said ‘I cannot hear you well, please repeat that’ and NOT’keep calm’. The 911 dispatcher was either poorly trained or too thick to deal with anything outside of her script! Either way, very badly done.

[@Thomas-fb5tf]

The dispatcher said "calm down" more times than that poor housekeeper had to repeat the address. First off: the housekeeper was pretty calm and polite, even replying "yes, ma'am" and she had just walked into a house with 3 ice-cold dead bodies.

[@I_NoahGuy]

She needs a new job. She clearly can’t handle it

[@Nexistepas67]

I’m an Oklahoman originally. That dispatcher is indicative of the poor education system and idiocy of dumb people who think they have power

[@gogreen7794]

Regardless of what exactly the housekeeper was describing, the police were needed immediately. Three ice-cold bodies on the floor? Yeah, get the police.

[@professionalinsomniac8338]

FR…most of the dispatchers we hear on these videos need a good slap with how stupid/rude/mean/incompetent/judgmental/etc they are.

[@WoodlandT]

An 18 year old with Botox, veneers & a receding hairline creates a very uncanny valley sort of effect. I wouldn’t guess that he was 18. But I have no idea how old he looks. It’s bizarre

[@jimmyelkordy3752]

I thought he was older until I heard his voice

[@darklorddisco]

Voice of a 9yo, Face of a 39yo

[@ellybean5868]

Yet he didn't get a nose job! His teeth look like they glow in the dark

[@ConnorDavidson-j9d]

What I find puzzling enough is that people call him a teenager even though the fact that the titular age of 18 is when a person morally becomes a legal adult by voting and should've grown out of their youthful hormones, not to mention the fact that this particular individual was gifted enough to get straight into University of Oklahoma at such a tender age. This sometimes makes me question at what point in time you are officially considered a predominant adult in terms of trading laws. 🤔

[@jimmyelkordy3752]

@@ConnorDavidson-j9d 18 is spelled eighTEEN, he's still a teen and brains don't develop until mid 20's. 18 is just when we decide it's time for you to partake in certain adult things and trust you won't fuck up.

[@scorpiokhaleesi]

Adrien coming through with the shade. “Without a mobile phone he can’t even brag about his meals behind bars either” 😂

[@torrijenkins4146]

The 911 dispatcher needs to be FIRED!!! She did a horrible job and should never be able to be in that line of work again!!! Does anyone else feel the same way???

[@professionalinsomniac8338]

Yes

[@cedrics5241]

The 911 operator is freaking deaf.

[@giaximoi]

no, 911 callers experience traumatic calls day in and out, they need support to do their job, occupational health support and regular training. Not many people can do a job like this, and to retain people, it better to improve conditions than to cycle through alot of staff

[@ReadLikeaGilmore]

A literal monster. I feel so bad for the housekeeper that had to find their bodies. The trauma of that.

[@genellbrooke]

I agree. Hope she's doing ok. 😢

[@whateverchannel22]

Not to mention having to deal with an utter dipsh*t of a 911 operator.

[@HowieHoward-ti3dx]

And they must have been rotten after 4 days.

[@josepartida1711]

the way alan hruby's aunt refused to say his name, only referring to him as "the killer"---that shook me

[@Ainaes-Feline]

Why? I completely understand. When my own father walked out it was the moment I stopped calling him dad, father or any other form but merely used his first name, he wasn't amused so I pointed out neither was I with his behaviour. He shut up.

[@denisehagwood4542]

​@@Ainaes-Feline I don't think you understand what they're saying. Shook doesn't mean they were shocked, it means they felt like it was a poignant moment

[@neoasura]

@@denisehagwood4542 Then they should use a different proper word then instead of dumb ass slang.

[@katharineanonymous6992]

@@neoasurawhat they said was perfectly fine…

[@LyricalIAm]

@@neoasurayou’re just a dumbass

[@maddiemaysie]

The 911 dispatcher was absolutely horrible to that poor housekeeper How do some of these people get these jobs!

[@melanieklingensmith7084]

I'd like to know how they look at themselves in the mirror. The dispatcher was so unprofessional and insensitive. I hope that came out during this incident and she was asked to resign, or got fired. It's a tough job, but come on - right?

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

except for my bad hearing sometimes, I would gladly take such a job, only to ensure that the people who call are met with empathy. often these 911 calls in the case of death are one of the most traumatizing and difficult moments for victims and such a moment should be met with empathy. I get that they need to get straight to the point to be able to send help, but getting information, while calming down the person and showing empathy at the same time is perfectly possible.

[@Elizabeth-xo9sn]

A racist equity hire? Maybe.

[@b44rt]

@@Elizabeth-xo9sn DEI 100%

[@shinskoala7072]

The 911 operator was terrible. Where do they find these people?

[@fuzzyferretlady]

​@@Atmatanno thanks, I'll blame that dispatcher and her CHOICE to treat someone in distress like that. (: we all have a choice in how to conduct ourselves, wage disparity or not. this isn't a McDonald's.

[@everlynevins]

You can still criticise the dispatcher. Just because a job is tough, doesn't mean they're free from any type of criticism. A lot of jobs in the medical field are traumatic, underpaid, and physically and mentally demanding: you can still be professional regardless. And surely they are trained when it comes to trying to calm someone down, instead of making the person feel worse than they are, like they're inconveniencing their day. The pity party of "oh my job is so hard and underpaid" doesn't mean anything when it comes to that. @@Atmatan

[@scotfrog2256]

Amazing how many of us reacted in the same way regarding that dispatcher!

[@baileyayyy5085]

lmfao this is why people mock the true crime community "fuck the dispatchers circumstances" in replies to a comment criticizing the dispatcher for a lack of empathy. can't make this up 🤡🤡🤡@@fuzzyferretlady

[@Polygonyall]

@@fuzzyferretladyboth both is good

[@charliesangel5344]

That 911 dispatcher was terrible! The death penalty is too easy. Spending the rest of his days in prison thinking about what he did to his family will hopefully make him miserable!

[@Scriptorsilentum]

fraid not. a narcissist little boy like this? as far as he can tell he's been screwed over by his whole family, they let him down, all that's rightfully his wasn't given to him as he deserved. they're all the same, they never change, it's always someone else's fault...

[@seangildersleeve1270]

I agree about the 911 operator. She said they are cold. Cold = Dead. Also, I could totally understand the poor woman on the phone.

[@Lili3nlhilp]

Idt he feels

[@kathrynjaneway5346]

At the expense of tax payers.......

[@joeblow2183]

Death penalty is not easy to face and nobody wants to face it. They all choose life. Go figure

[@mandymaree9430]

"Calm down Ma'am " Lady , you be calm after finding 3 dead bodies! Wtf. America needs to get better 911 call operators. The way they talk to clearly traumatised people is (time and time again) absolutely disgusting and lacking any empathy at all.

[@mlandrews3860]

Seriously.

[@susanmclare]

Alan looks like a 14 year old boy and a 40 year old man at the same time. Makes me think of someone whose life is simultaneously too easy and too hard. Guy had every advantage in life; he could have worked hard and done anything… but he just wanted to not work at all and live like an emperor. When that’s your expectation your life is guaranteed to be a horrible disappointment.

[@SpitOnThatThangg]

Perfectly said...

[@miannahmacc]

yeah that was my whole thing just get a job show them you're trying to be independent. Literally killed for NOTHING I'm sure they would have given him the money just to stay alive.

[@ellybean5868]

And his voice sounds like a 7yr old girl

[@lueyR]

Balding at 18

[@hvm5210]

I love that you classified the HRubys as the housekeeper’s clients rather than her bosses. Most maids/housekeepers don’t get identified under such respectful terms.❤

[@erikscream]

Stewpid

[@chrismaxwell2274]

Being someone's employee isn't a disrespectful term though.

[@denisehagwood4542]

​@@chrismaxwell2274 she wasn't their employee though, was she? I thought most housekeepers were contractors and thus their customers are their clients

[@hvm5210]

@@erikscream shhh.. adults are talking

[@dagmarsart]

😂@@hvm5210

[@YummyLADanish]

Yeesh. That 911 call was grating to hear. The housekeeper was clear and as calm as possible considering the circumstances but the operator was awful.

[@Karenanneseven]

Yes…the caller has just found 3 actual D E A D bodies & the “couldn’t care less” call taker tells her to calm down & probably while she’s chewing gum ! 🤦‍♀️🙄.

[@Atmatan]

In my state working as an emergency dispatcher is a 50k per year salary. It's hellish, traumatic work that doesn't pay nearly well enough for what it is. Feel free to take her job if you think you're up to it. To most of these people anything that puts food on their own table is their biggest concern. Rather than getting angry at the person: get angry at the system that made them the way they are.

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

@@Atmatan nope

[@tracyH1250]

​@@Atmatanposting the same comment over and over is still not going to convince anyone.

[@Atmatan]

@@tracyH1250 Weird, I seem to be getting a ton of people liking my comments and posting to agree with me. It's okay to be dumb, just don't do it in public please.

[@OCRay1]

Hey, 911 operator, PAY ATTENTION

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

The fact that you mention the psychological impact that seeing the crime scene (and the actual crime itself) has had on the housekeeper, the people in the town and the police is important. Nobody seems to think about the effects of all the violence we see around us every day and how it's really giving people PTSD. Thank you for handling it with such diligence.

[@Atmatan]

Our brains literally do not distinguish between fact and fiction: it distinguishes _experiences_ and all experience is equally valid to the human mind. It's only on retrospection that we attempt to come to Concensus. The reason no one talks about this is because if you open up this can of worms, we need to start talking about the fact that violent media _really does_ affect humans negatively, and too many gamers are afraid to have that discussion. We had discussions about humans being desensitized to violence decades ago, and we've seen firsthand the result of what happens: more violence becomes the norm.

[@TG-hp8og]

Yeah well. Nowadays people shout ptsd for about the most ridiculess thing . Finding three people butchered ARE traumatic off course. But then we meet the person who scream ptsd because the neighbour scared him when he cut the grass,kind of...

[@ericastapleton7042]

Yes. Underrated comment. I've seen so much shit in my life that I can't unsee it. And I'm not even an ambulance worker. There's not much you can really do about it though. Apart from keeping God In your heart.✳️

[@myguyyy]

@@AtmatanThere’s been a ton of research done on this subject that has already concluded your line of thinking is wrong. Humans regularly stabbed, shot, tortured and raped other people far before violent media ever came into existence. Humans now are overall much less violent than they used to be. The experience of actually walking into a house and seeing, smelling, and potentially touching a dead body is much different than seeing an image of a dead body on tv. If you’re unable to distinguish these things, you have very one dimensional thinking.

[@myguyyy]

@@TG-hp8ogRidiculous* I hope you’re not an adult native English speaker with how poorly written your comment is. 😳

[@joebikeguy6669]

I watch a fair bit of these crime shows and I have noticed that many of these 911 operators could really use some extra training. The housekeeper gave all the pertinent information very clearly right away, yet the 911 operator did not seem to be listening. She sounded annoyed and, telling people who just found three dead people to "calm down", when the person is understandably emotional, is not helpful and disrespectful. RIP Hruby family and hoping for peace for their employee, and probably their friend.

[@mangafq8]

And the caller didn't need to calm down. The operator needed to step up her game.

[@chopsandtoots]

Absolutely. I've heard so many shitty, disinterested, and unconcerned 911 dispatchers in these true crime stories. Like no shit, it's a stressful job. But people shouldn't go into a career like that if that's their attitude.

[@user-hx8bs7ch7xKevin]

This ignorant incompetent dispatcher is a total disgrace !!! Where is she now ,,the lead detective ??

[@Rodgerwilco91]

Right? She gave all the perfect information, the 911 operator actually interrupted her and was being so condescending.

[@MsAllup]

It always floors me that emergency dispatchers are so rude… do you think people are calling for fun especially when they sound distressed??? I wonder what undiscovered angle these people are looking at this from. God forbid that they are ever in a position to walk into a murder and told to calm down when trying to get help.

[@ambunnie9972]

Emergency dispatch has a really insane turnover rate and burn out, dispatch was doing her job but she probably checked out mentally and emotionally

[@missagente8100]

@@ambunnie9972That’s no excuse to be condescending, especially to someone who has found three people slaughtered.

[@giaximoi]

it shouldnt floor you. It is an undesirable job that not many people can do, 911 callers experience traumatic calls day in and out and they need support, occupational health and ongoing training, with good pay, good health care to be able to do this work. Here we are watching these stories ...for fun.

[@darkmistico]

Dude they have to answer hundreds of calls.... let them do their job... and If you think you can do better why not apply for the job

[@thisislaflaretv5250]

​@darkmistico facts

[@lizakatz23]

That housekeeper is such an amazing, strong woman. She was so polite and maintained the conversation. That dispatcher is rude as hell. I can't imagine being so clear after finding someone was murdered, let alone 3 people.

[@signoguns8501]

dispatcher has to relay information to the police and first responders. With 3 dead people, they need as much information as they can get, as fast as they can get it. In life threatening situations, literally every single second is valuable. Its in everyone's best interest that they figure out whats going on ASAP. And there are new emergencies coming in all the time. Each one potentially just as serious as the last. You cant put them on hold or call them back later. You have to be blunt to get it done.

[@professionalinsomniac8338]

Being blunt doesn’t make them suddenly stupid and hard of hearing…she needs to find a new career

[@anthonyparisella7224]

The entitlement of some kids is absolutely mindboggling

[@zukosmom3780]

It's his parent's fault. Gave him everything. What do you expect?

[@FourteenWords-n4l]

Shitebags. He even sounds really precious.

[@angelwings7930]

@@zukosmom3780. No. They wouldn’t “expect” a psychopath. He was their kid. And don’t blame them.

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

After the five thousand dollar theft charge, the parents should have gotten him into serious mental health counseling. That might have stopped this.

[@wanderlust3292]

@@BigBadJerryRogersI guess he was too old for being institutionalised against his will

[@francelinamommyof3]

Alan had a face only his parents could love! And yet he murders them in cold blood. Truly a narcissist. 🤬

[@John-qt2sf]

It was actually his ugliness that motivated him. He wanted that DNA wiped from the population.

[@wanderingseth]

Right? His mouth is a slit.

[@francelinamommyof3]

@@wanderingseth indeed 🤮

[@wanderingseth]

@@francelinamommyof3 bet it'll work just the same in prison though 😆 he really will get his just desserts

[@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203]

@@wanderingseth So you condone violence behind bars???

[@cruelladevil1001]

That 911 dispatcher was horrendous at her job.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

that was infuriating. like she couldnt have been more clear or calm considering the situation

[@GoldenBoyXCM]

Are you qualified to make that destinction?

[@cruelladevil1001]

@@GoldenBoyXCM I am.

[@sandydee8148]

I'm so tired of entitled teens (& adults). Is it me on low sleep, or was that 911 operator rude?! I feel so bad for the family 😢

[@melissamoonchild9216]

This person didn't seem 'angry' at all, she asked if it was her just her perception or was she objectively rude...which she was. I can only imagine how traumatic a job is being an emergency dispatcher...a job that is not for everyone, arguably not this woman.

[@sandydee8148]

@Atmatan_Kabbaher I can't imagine the stress that this job holds. I have respect for all emergency/medical professionals. With that said, we're just pointing out the tone in this particular operator. It's not the tone you want to hear during such a stressful situation.

[@davidwhite4874]

@@Atmatan They were crap at their job, really crap.

[@cathybassett6432]

The 911 operator was awful.

[@NordicaTundra]

She was awful. The housekeeper was pretty calm.

[@ramario6195]

I really hope that dispatcher got freaking fired. That was freaking ridiculous.

[@Scorp316]

He wasn’t crying due to remorse for his actions. He was crying because he got caught and wouldn’t be going on another shopping trip anytime soon.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I think his shopping days are over. I hope he can't inherit.

[@jimmyelkordy3752]

Idk man he can probably work hard for some smokes in prison and buy a Gatorade at the prison store

[@jomsShoots]

He was "Bill Clinton sorry".

[@sallysorrentino4013]

This went way deeper than him being a spoiled rich kid not wanting to give up his spending there was something deeply dusturbing about him

[@sarahalbers5555]

I agree. He is with out a soul.

[@kristencobb230]

Sociopath

[@mathiasstrom7790]

​@@kristencobb230Id say he is a psychopath. 100% narcissistic and callous. He doesnt give a shit about anyone but himself, at any moment of time he is all about how he himself feels and he feels the inherent right to do whatever he wants when he pleases. He is soulless

[@ApidaeBee]

Narcissist maybe,immature for sure and confused sexuality possibly. I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND killing your own family over money.

[@MsTemptation]

So he actually talked about killing his family to his friends and no one took him seriously including his now dead sister. What the hell is wrong with people? Who actually wants to hang out with a guy who has this mindset?

[@KPbouj]

His sister’s best friend said that when she heard they were shot, she automatically knew it was him. There was an American Greed episode on him.

[@blarpleberry1777]

I get tired of people using 'just a joke' as an excuse. If someone says something like that report it to police immediately.

[@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203]

@@blarpleberry1777 So you want edgy teens joke using up police resources that could be allocated to prevent real crimes? You're dumb or what?

[@lj0727]

The hard thing is though, when it comes from someone who you think you know very well, someone you’ve been so close to for years, who you think could never be capable of that kind of violence, who would never hurt a fly… your brain almost has a level of cognitive dissonance going that won’t let you accept it as true. Because it just does not align with what you think you know. So you do end up brushing it off as a joke. Sometimes I agree with you there are so many red flags beforehand and it’s like how the hell could you ignore that and think they were joking. But in some cases there aren’t any red flags at all or nothing has happened to make it seem like they could snap like that.

[@beevonerd]

​@@blarpleberry1777Okayyyy so when a bunch of innocent ppl get detained bc they made a joke, then what?? Yeah, ppl should really look into others who constantly talk about stuff like that but I wouldn't get carried away. You'll be crying wolf way more than you're successful.

[@Torgo-and-the-Lucifer-Cat]

A child raised without restrictions and given pure indulgence won't turn out well. It's a recipe for narcissism. ❤

[@rippingtons60]

And as this story proves, it's sometimes a recipe for MUCH WORSE.

[@Joseph-fw6xx]

Sometimes kids are given to much

[@Mugwump7]

My grandfather used to tell my grandmother and mother this - about me. “You’re spoiling him” Grandmother was very wealthy and felt terribly that my “father” was useless and better yet, gone, so she spoiled me to the moon. I pulled up but it turns out he was correct. It inflicts weird damage. Be well

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Absolutely agree. Sometimes the loving thing to do is to say 'No'. And money of itself is not a substitute for love.

[@whytwhale]

Finally… someone says it!!

[@katherineludwig5694]

It’s always so aggravating to hear 911 operators telling people to calm down, especially when you can understand the caller perfectly fine….

[@louisehudson1915]

Thing is i doubt he'd have got any insurance payouts because once they'd realised he'd been cut off financially it would have been obvious who the perpetrator was. Selfish, immature narcissist. R.I.P to family 🙏💜

[@Corinne-v9c]

Not to mention extremely stupid. He's definitely not a criminal mastermind...lol!

[@lj0727]

Right? Like how the hell did he think he would be getting away with this and getting the money? There was absolutely zero chance it would have worked out. And they said he was planning it for a long time. So he had tons of time to realize how stupid it was and still went for it. Idiot.

[@MatildeVallespinCasas]

He's proved not to be very bright. If he'd spent so much time in social media, he should have realised that their parents's means of income was cut significantly and compromised due to the very place he was thriving in. And would have cut on his life style or look for alternatives. Even if it was for pragmatic reasons at the very least

[@xminusone1]

I'm sorry for the grandmother.

[@archiethegardener5732]

My God that 911 dispatched was awful. Its as if like answering that call was so annoying. If I am the supervisor that time and heard her, she will be out the door in no time.

[@laurenb7094]

I will never understand the rudeness of these 911 dispatchers 🙄

[@JayBiznizz]

Shoot thought it was just me, especially with home invasions

[@Atmatan]

In my state working as an emergency dispatcher is a 50k per year salary. It's hellish, traumatic work that doesn't pay nearly well enough for what it is. Feel free to take her job if you think you're up to it. To most of these people anything that puts food on their own table is their biggest concern. Rather than getting angry at the person: get angry at the system that made them the way they are.

[@LuunnaGaia]

its a hugely stressful and emotionally draining job, i imagine that wears people down after a time and leads to conversations like this still a wild way to talk to someone in tears whose just found three corpses but thats probably how it happens

[@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780]

@@Atmatanhow on brand mentioning money....

[@andrewmildenberg4210]

@@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780what “brand” are you referring to? The person made a decent point. Dispatch is a job where you constantly deal with trauma on a daily basis. It would be impossible not to be affected by that and to compensate that with a measly 50k salary is just a slap in the face. Would you want to go that job? I know I wouldn’t. Is the rudeness excusable? Not really, but there IS a reasonable explanation for it.

[@amberg4131]

25:45 Gotta love Adrian’s own opinion and jargon here. “Many still find it hard to believe that the boy they once thought was an innocent college student albe it a money hungry narcissistic prick could have the potential to murder his own flesh and blood.” Think you hit the nail spot in Adrian❤😅

[@DJ-wx2gz]

The guy looks like he was that evil kid with the hat, Isaac, from "Children of the Corn" 😂

[@mandymaree9430]

Thank you! Just scrolling through the comments to see why this guy looked so creepily familiar

[@bringthepayne7561]

The dispatch part is almost physically painfull to get through.The 911 person needed to be at best repermanded.And at the very least re-trained....

[@AverageJoeShmo]

How much more calm could that poor housekeeper be with the operator? Omg

[@professionalinsomniac8338]

Literally 😭

[@andrewward9183]

Bro that lady gave the dispatcher literally everything CLEARLY within 5 seconds, and got treated like SHIT.

[@MizuMint00]

This is the best true crime channel on youtube and I have watched so many of them. I love how respectful and factual Adrian is.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you!

[@ryanosullivan2858]

💯

[@JannikNB1308]

Everytime I see a new Coffeehouse crime video it's instantly a good day. It's definitely one of those channels that makes going on KZbin still worth it, so thanks Adrian... And also a late congrats on your coffee brand. You deserve all the success that's coming to you

[@Freestyle80]

your day isnt good till you hear about a murder on youtube? Wtf

[@jessicaellina3878]

How these moronic " sole survivors" of family murders think they'll get away with it is testimony to their entitled, fantasy world attitude. Heartbreaking that three souls were slaughtered by their own flesh and blood. All for greed.

[@pacificblue5461]

Apparently you missed the first half.of the video. This man was already living in a fantasy land, completely cut off from reality.

[@DeadpoolX9]

my heart goes out to actual sole survivors for people like this essentially hijacking their grief as an alibi.

[@unique4youllc.55]

My daughter is a 911 dispatcher, and I always reiterate to pay attention and listen, rehash, and listen.

[@leigha2814]

Caller: "they're ice cold!" 911 operator: "but are they breathing 🤡" Never fails. The caller can tell them the person is scattered across a country block and they'll still ask if the person is breathing.

[@ash_tray]

Ikr. Just so frustrating to listen to.

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

Last time I was scattered across a country block I was breathing just fine, it’s a valid question. Don’t know why everyone has to harsh on the 911 lady so bad.

[@sympathyforthedevil1553]

Caller: There's blood pouring out of every orifice.. 911 operator: Well then, ask them if they are they ok? Caller: 😵

[@Sarah24871]

​@@dyslexicboogalooHappy to hear you pulled yourself together ;)

[@b4ubcomeold]

The address was given or verified 3 times FFS and the 1st time the housekeeper gave it was *IMMEDIATELY* as the call begins. The ending comment from the Operator *"AND IT'S A FAMILY?"* ..... WTAF?! WHO CARES! WHAT A STOOPID QUESTION! Just seems a 911 Operators *"GO-TO LINE"* is *CALM DOWN* even when, like you said, this lady was fairly calm considering what she'd just witnessed. But she was still clear in her description on what she had seen, accurate and spoke clearly & calmly! (not screaming into the phone which makes it harder to understand)

[@AJP1613]

Omg was this the dispatcher’s first day on the job!!! That poor woman was traumatized and doing her best and spoke clearly.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

sounds like shes had too many days on the job and has just totally checked out. that was awful

[@Blatantplanet]

This is so sad & scary. You can be a good loving parent & your kid still grow up messed up.

[@laniakeas92]

You are not correct here. In order to raise a narcissist child there should be a specific upbringing pattern. Even if the person has genetic antisocial traits it's still possible to raise a child where child avoids forming narcissistic personality disorder. So of course parents play a role in the way he grew up.

[@Corinne-v9c]

@@laniakeas92 to be more direct, they spoiled him rotten & did not make him accountable. Monsters like this occur when there aren't really any boundaries in their upbringing. I DO have sympathies for the family. They probably saw a boatload of potential in the daughter & decided to positively focus on her & just give the son whatever he asked for @ 1st just to keep him out of their hair. And whenever a kid/adolescent gets whatever they want, that is a boundary-less upbringing, thereby ticking most of the boxes of narcissism & possible sociopathy. It sucks. Poor parents didn't realize this...& probably not being really exposed to this type of psychopathy before...they just didn't know. Sad all around.

[@laniakeas92]

@user-mg6wn4hs5t couldn't have said better, thank you.

[@Blatantplanet]

@@laniakeas92 I have no clue what they were thinking as parents. As a parent myself, they definitely made choices that I wouldn't have madd as a parent but I also see how easy it would be to be blinded by love for your child. I've seen all coffee house videos & alot more and seen cases where parents were straight up abusive to nearly perfect and the kid still turn out crazy. As a parent THAT Is what I'm saying is scary. I never said parents don't have a play in how they turn out though, I'd have to be delusional 😅

[@laniakeas92]

@@Blatantplanet putting no limits for a child is not really love imo.

[@GreenEyedDoll123]

I cant stand some of these 911 dispatchers

[@slayer6936]

Man that 911 operator was as sharp as a bowling ball. This is so sad. The parents created a monster RIP peace. I do hope they take care of this scumbag in prison.

[@meganmosch8826]

I don't think it was the parent's fault. He was a sociopathic Narcissistic psycho

[@slayer6936]

@meganmosch8826 The parents gave him anything he wanted from a young age. This is what happens when you don't ever tell kids no. But you are partially right.

[@RI3773]

Yes agreed! That dispatcher is in the wrong job! That poor lady just found 3 people dead and the dispatcher sounds irritated that she is dealing with someone who is traumatised. There is no excuse for her behaviour.

[@daddyshellion2108]

I was just watching, "Betrayed and murdered by a best friend." I love the way you tell these cases, always emphasizing the lives of victims over the criminals. I keep a playlist going all day long. I'm officially addicted.

[@lgannawa]

Welcome to the club!

[@JOSIE_78]

Yep join the club!!😊

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Welcome to Coffeehouse Crime :) ☕

[@paulinemontgomery971]

OMG!! I’m so glad I’m not alone with the addiction .😊

[@trustkillxxxx]

was just watching, "Betrayed and murdered by a best friend." I love the way you tell these cases, always emphasizing the lives of victims over the criminals. I keep a playlist going all day long. I'm officially addicted. 28 Coffeehouse Crime Reply

[@drpretzel2086]

I already knew I was going to absolutely despise this brat, but when it got to part of stealing from his grandmother I won’t lie I felt some serious homicidal rage. As I’m quite close with my grandmother and do what I can to take care of her like she did me growing up

[@scorp1551]

Let this be a lesson to all parents. No matter how much you love your kids, if you TRULY love them, teach them from an early age the necessary life skills of responsibility, accountability, and working hard for things earned rather than being handed everything to you on a silver platter with no consequence. Don't enable your kids' worst traits lest they grow up to be entitled narcissists. Rest in peace, Katherine. Your too-short life is the biggest tragedy in this whole mess.

[@LilLingLing6789]

Mind your huisness the world isn't full of psychos for a reason

[@summersojourner]

@@LilLingLing6789your comment makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. This kid’s narcissism is a direct consequence of his being handed everything without being taught boundaries and respect. The true victim is his sister who didn’t play a role in his being spoiled beyond reason.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Agree with every word.

[@cherrytraveller5915]

Actually the parents handed him to the police several times as well as cut him off financially. They didn’t let him get away with his rubbish.

[@1hanagima]

​@cherrytraveller5915 It was too late to set boundaries - that should have been done when he was a child, not a young man. The parents irresponsibly raised that boy and got their daughter killed in the process.

[@livelovelocalmi]

The 911 operator is terrible at her job and needs additional training or a new job. You're going to scoldingly tell someone to calm down when they just walked in on three murdered people?

[@ammie9876]

Man that police dispatcher, yet again what a sh*tty attitude to have with someone who’s very clearly in shock….

[@Karenanneseven]

Yes…the caller has just found 3 actual D E A D bodies & the “couldn’t care less” call taker tells her to calm down & probably while she’s chewing gum ! 🤦‍♀️🙄.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

yeah that was insufferable. she was extremely calm considering the situation..

[@nyx3983]

someone fire that 911 operator. she was absolutely vile. hope maid is doing far better these days.

[@Feed-My-Mind-Not-My-Ego]

The dispatcher was HORRIBLE. I hope she's no longer assisting with 911 calls. 😳

[@Khmx8]

"Nothing incites to money-crimes like great poverty or great wealth." - Mark Twain

[@te_the_blaccbird]

That "teen" looks 45.

[@SageNoctua]

That’s what’s sun damage looks like from tanning

[@dreamersleepwalker]

I always feel comforted by the way Adrian talks about the victims with so much respect & compassion. Unlike the dispatcher pushing the poor housekeeper to calm down. 🙄

[@yusukefrei1704]

To kill your own family for luxury is just sickening and pathetic. He lost it all and got a life sentance for it. Very sad for his family and the housemaid. Once again a superb video Adrian.

[@robquin1525]

This is what happens when you don't raise your kids with discipline and just say "no"

[@Daydreamer-yh8km]

Exactly

[@shazzari]

“And without a mobile phone, he can’t even brag about his meals behind bars either.” Adrian! Sir! 🤣🤣🤣

[@laurabustos6560]

Dude's a teen?!? Looks at least 30 in the photos🤯...

[@deirdremcloughlin1380]

He really does look like an old man... maybe his badness is showing on his face😮

[@tookitogo]

Honestly, he looked like late 30s, easily! 18 going on 45…

[@dennesmoore8531]

This 911 operator should NEVER be employed in such an important position of responsibility. Her demeanor was deplorable. I can only imagine shock the housekeeper experienced when she discovered the bodies.

[@kiwisausage]

That 911 operator was unnecessarily rude..

[@MariA-bu2jv]

The 911 operator needs some training 🙄

[@andrariley3098]

This is such a tragic and sad story. I think Alan’s family preferring to not go through a lengthy legal process with enforcing the death penalty, but rather have him serve 3 life sentences for his awful, disgusting, selfish and unforgivable crime is just. He needs to spend the rest of his miserable life thinking about what his did to 3 people who loved him the most, and to know that he will never experience the life he had and be free ever again. I hope his family & friends will be ok in time.

[@jimmyelkordy3752]

I thought they’d want the death penalty to protect themselves from him

[@Ichhabechris]

Didn’t think I would see such a beautiful smile while scrolling through the comments

[@littlemisssunshine890]

He k*ll3d his whole family then went to a football game?!? That’s sick. What an incredible tragedy.

[@DillanD0519]

Jesus Christ!! Can that 911 dispatcher be any worse?!

[@patriciapasciuto9022]

Many killers, especially teenagers telegraph their intentions, but I am amazed at how they often are not taken seriously!!! If I heard that a family member was planning to kill us, I would really, really take that seriously!!!😢

[@cl1cka]

That's really simple. That's cause 90% of those threats turn up to be empty or "pranks". From the other 10%, some may mean it but never go through, so you have a TINY % of people following on those threats. The simple reality is that like ALL civil services in US - 911 and police don't have enough people to investigate preventative. That combined with low barrier to entry the police force in most places, is a recipe for stuff like that happening.