The Disturbing Killer who Murdered those closest to him...

Use code COFFEEHOUSECRIME for $20 off your first SeatGeek order. seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/COFF... True Crime: Dustin Duthie's troubled behaviour throughout his childhood was enough to concern his family and those around him - but nobody expected the actions he would take at the age of twenty-five, which left those closest to him dead.
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00:00 Intro
02:42 Coffee... Welcome to...
04:35 Dustin Duthie's troubling history...
07:50 Taylor Toller
09:30 Artificial growth...
11:13 July 31st, 2018
12:23 911 PHONECALL
14:13 Aftermath, crimescene
17:39 911 PHONECALL
18:55 Legal proceedings
21:34 Remembering Taylor, Shawn and Alan
23:30 Special messages, outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Hey there folks! Wishing you a happy start to 2023! Special message at the end of today's video. Thank you so much for being here with me through 2022, and I can't wait to show you what's coming. There's lots of stuff planned for us in the new year, and I hope you stick around! As mentioned, socials and stuff below! Patreon (exclusive Q&A coming soon): www.patreon.com/coffeehousecrime Instagram: instagram.com/coffeehousecrime Twitter: twitter.com/coffeehcrime Facebook: facebook.com/coffeehousecrime And thank you to SeatGeek for sponsoring today's video! Start off your new year with an event! Use code COFFEEHOUSECRIME for $20 off your first order - seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/COFFEEHOUSECRIME

[@anthonycirami8500]

Thanks , you too

[@ginnywilliams1114]

Happy 2023! Love your uploads! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@caterinadelgalles8783]

My darlinggg! Family is singular:- his family was Not 'were' ;) Happy New Year! Xxxx

[@marcirathbone8998]

Hey Adrian just wanted to say that I greatly appreciate your hard work an dedication to giving us all steady awesome content!!! And I hope you have a amazingly blessed new years!!! Cheer's m8 ☕🥂☕!!! 🎉🎆☮️💖😊🎆🎉

[@heatherbowlan1961]

A lot of drugs coming into Calgary the last five years , we hear of a lot more murders from there , just in the last 6 months it seem that Toronto is starting to become the next Canadian city we’re violence is on the rise .

[@nancyleith7765]

This emergency dispatcher deserves a medal. The call and how he handled it, engaging with Dustin while gathering info for police force to intervene and not provoke a blood bath has to be part of future police force case study

[@Knosferatu]

not really. That IS their job. I actually think Dustin conducted himself really well. Crazy how people can switch when their demons come out.

[@achannelhasnoname5182]

@@Knosferatu Agreed. Are we supposed to give everyone a medal who is doing their job?

[@chelseagirl278]

agreed, there are some dispatchers that are impatient and rude. the one that comes to mind is with a woman drowning in her car. this man was calm and retrieved info in a professional manner

[@chelseagirl278]

i didn't say they deserve a medal. i said they did a good job

[@ethansabundance7280]

As a former volunteer firefighter/EMT I 100% agree. So many terrible dispatchers. What a hero. That even tone of voice, and active listening. Wow.

[@Kimber-bz9fe]

How incredibly empathetic compassionate & unbelievably beautiful was that Emergency Services Operator. I hope he was commended by his superiors.

[@GauravSareenWingman]

Incredible RESPECT to the presence of mind and calm demonstrated by the operator who took the emergency call at the start of this video.

[@dianawatton7570]

We dispatchers like this gentleman in the USA.

[@511stunnaaa]

⁠@@dianawatton7570no lol there are lots of incompetent dispatchers in USA

[@Snowcart]

This is such a trip. I moved from Calgary to Australia almost 10 years ago, but I lived in Hidden Valley, and it was so weird seeing my house on a Coffeehouse Crime episode.I had no idea this had happened.

[@sIurpuff]

I hope your time in Aus has been great 🥰

[@kosv8081]

Why did you moved to Australia?

[@toryistatertot5394]

You bring us the story and we'll listen. Most of us don't mind you switching things up because we know you bring us quality content.

[@PeelingTheTraumasAway]

Absolutely agree with this. 🙏

[@anilliteratejanitor]

100%

[@5robotlions950]

Ditto, switch it up however you want, it'll all be great!!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you!! I'll keep the vast majority of my videos the same format as it is now, but I'd like to throw in refresher cases that veer off topic from time to time!

[@Jahsizzl9]

Ditto

[@meddy8216]

I'm a 911 dispatcher myself, and I have to say that the dispatcher did an amazing job. He was able to get vital information all while keeping the suspect calm. In doing so, he kept the first responders, the suspect himself, and any other innocent person in the vicinity safe. Excellent job Sir, thank you for your service. In the end, though, such a senseless crime. Many prayers to their families and friends.

[@cyan_eyed]

I worked with Dustin at an adult entertainment job, he was a canadian playboy exotic dancer "Dustin Rose". It was surreal when he was arrested. Many of us were aware that he was unhinged, due to his ex warning another co-worker to stop being romantically involved since she believed he was dangerous. Then he murdered her. It was especially disturbing to find out the killings were days apart. The only thing we didn't know about was how gruesome the scenes were, police never released that information until after the trial, from what I could tell. I do remember asking Dustin about his tattoos. He has a giant pentagram in the centre of his chest and I just figured he was into heavy metal or something... I never could have imagined how truly disturbed he was at the time.

[@younot6921]

i wonder if the coworker he was seeing told him that the ex was advising her (/people) not to date or associate with him and that contributed to what set him off. like as a last straw from his pov

[@doreenbarrick2134]

@@younot6921 I was wondering the same thing ❣

[@lisastewart5885]

Erika Leah Wow! Small world, eh?

[@cyan_eyed]

@@younot6921 his ex did warn my friend to keep away from him, but she also mentioned a lot of times that he hated his mother. He hated her for a long time according to his ex.

[@cyan_eyed]

@@lisastewart5885 right damn! Hope you are well 💖

[@marniemarn4574]

Rest in Peace, Taylor, Shawn and Allen. My sincere condolences to the loved ones of these two families 💔

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

Please explain

[@marniemarn4574]

@@ijustdidahugeshit ?

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

@@marniemarn4574 I am a qualified lesbian

[@marniemarn4574]

@@ijustdidahugeshit Congrats

[@Whimsey6]

Poor Adam, having to grow up being abused by Dustin. Sibling Abuse is a real thing, but it's often minimalized or excused as normal sibling rivalry. There definitely needs to be more awareness brought to this very damaging, unacceptable behavior.

[@Bailemos888]

Visiting the Dominican Republic as a child, I would go coffee gathering or picking with my aunts who each had a patch of coffee trees behind their homes, beautiful memories.

[@Sept2504]

The 911 operater was so calm and helpful. Bravo.

[@smugshrug]

At least Dustin understood the senselessness of what he had done and spared everyone the grief of a trial.

[@hannaansari2921]

Yeah It's not because he had any remorse,he did it so he could garner sympathy and that helped him to get considered for parole

[@krafterzdavid1757]

@@hannaansari2921 ok mindreader.

[@oilsandsgirl3115]

@@krafterzdavid1757 Hannah is right. They take a plea for 2nd degree murder to avoid a trial and the possibility of a 1st degree conviction. Although 2nd degree is also a life sentence, the parole ineligibility is less than the mandatory 25yr ineligibility for 1st degree. This happens a lot. The killer of my nephew did the same thing. Doesn’t take “mind reading”. 🙄

[@red3350]

​@@hannaansari2921 I don't think so, he had mental disorders & alot of times they act out irrationally, impulsivley, uncontrollably & realize the aftermath when it is all over. I think there was remorse and feels he couldn't control himself anymore and couldn't understand why, that is part of the disorder & that is why he most likely said even God couldn't help him. He did what he did and there was no taking it back. Not to mention he was also drug induced on top of the disorder issues it's a nasty cocktail. Seen it first-hand myself with a family member. Thank God they didn't kill anyone before they got help but they sure caused physical & emotional pain on everyone around them & still suffer to a degree till this day.

[@willisstillhere8846]

​@@oilsandsgirl3115just because it happened in your case doesn't mean the same here You don't know the murderer in this case. Nor does Hannah. Making the assumption that he wanted sympathy despite Aiden claiming that the murderer himself admits that he should get no sympathy during the case shows that yall are internet armchair psychologists that seem to be able to tell a person's intentions from behind the screen Hannah is wrong with that Olympics level stretching. And so are you

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Adrian, I absolutely love just how well mannered, well spoken, considerate, intellectual & respectful you are as a man & a human being. This world needs more Adrians!

[@izzyk1998]

Never fails to give me the chills when people sound so calm on the phone admitting what they done

[@vandalsavage6743]

Get your spine checked

[@mikaelafox6106]

I love that the cat was wearing a Santa hat! Also, I’d love to see a crime story that has a happy ending.

[@vickykeeler-schofield3744]

Please may we see more of the cat? Gender, name? Please and thankyou :)

[@prognozprognoz9145]

Please do a video on the highway of tears!!! Anyone bringing awareness to this is gratefully appreciated, and as you said in this video the RCMP can be hush-hush about things, including their knowledge of active serial killers.

[@dianetorgersen7334]

So sad that the parents were so supportive that it tipped over into being enablers.

[@michellelowe7082]

It's so eerie how calm he is on the call to the police.

[@J.C...]

What did you expect? That he'd be crazy & screaming at the top of his lungs? It had been like a week since he killed his gf so he had plenty of time to become indifferent to what happened.

[@Dancingonthesun]

His brain is broken

[@joanodom2104]

He probably had depleted his stash of 'roids. This scumbag is evil through and through. I don't believe he had any remorse. He whimpered like a little child with the emergency dispatcher because his portrayal as a sympathetic character had gotten him out of every jam he got himself into. There was nothing genuine in any of it, imo. What WAS genuine was him being the monster that he is and wiping out the ONLY people that would ever love him. So many are alluding to this cretin not getting "the help he needed," well, if being a self-absorbed, repugnant, petulant ASSHOLE is a mental defect, then I must concur. In myestimation, the "help" he NEEDED, but was not able to receive, was a beat down, followed by a thoroughly kicked ass and the coup de grace: an enthusiastic throat punch 👊

[@michellelowe7082]

@@J.C... he had just come from killing both of his parents when he called the cops that morning. The gf wasn't his only victim. He sounds empty and callous ,cold,not like he had already processed his sadness for murdering his gf and parents.

[@kawnisamwi]

As someone who has been on the highway of tears once I can say its a very desolate stretch of road, and I would absolutley love to hear your take on it. I grew up listeneing to the stories of the girls/women going missing there for years. I would be very interested in a video from you on it ^.^

[@bevancrawford4476]

Good afternoon from New Zealand. I'm currently stuck at home with Covid (terrible timing with Christmas day looming) and stumped across your channel. I've binged about 20 episodes so far and have no plans to stop. I don't normally comment on videos but wanted to mention that they are very enjoyable, indepth and the perfect length. You do a fantastic job Adrian (cute to 😊) keep up the great work.

[@mightyhud123]

I always appreciate the dignity and quality you bring to these victims. Always making an effort to highlight the lives of the innocent victims and not just obsess over the darkness of the killers.

[@12thDecember]

35 years equals less than 12 years for each horrific murder. Dustin was traumatizing his entire family and his girlfriend for years leading up to their murders, but he's oh so polite when talking to the dispatcher. GMAFB. I hope this violent psychopath rots in prison and is never released. Thank you for covering this, Adrian. See you next year. Have a safe and enjoyable New Year's Eve.

[@lisas9937]

Yup, that's Canada's soft approach to crime.

[@deadsirius3531]

It's so rare to hear what seems like actual remorse in these cases. Of course he does need to be locked up away from society but this whole thing is just...sad for everyone.

[@krafterzdavid1757]

Society is worse, he got removed from the delusion.

[@eenayeah]

True. It seems 90% of true crime videos have murderers with no remorse. This was a surprise.

[@adnaloy9025]

What a sad situation for his brother and his girlfriend's family. He seems like he was already a killer, just waiting to come out as one. All that rage as a younger person shows it.

[@jxn1056]

Man that dispatcher legit deserves a medal!

[@Griffmcc1111]

Dating your ex's brother is insane. Especially when he has a violent past.

[@TheOverlordkill]

Bro for real, this is the 2nd time this week I've heard of someone leaving their SO and dating their sibling. There'd be a real issue between my brother and I if one of us did that.

[@CWonderworld]

​@@TheOverlordkillit feels like the ultimate betrayal to start something with your siblings ex. I would lose all trust in them and would go NC and everyone in the family who thinks this is okay. Mind you, it still doesn't make murder okay.

[@User-tw4mc]

Yeah not tryna blame the victim but that piece of info is definitely looking for trouble or creating drama. But also it seems she was attracted to wanting to fix him, like he needed her more which was maybe the justification for the emotional fallout from that sort of betrayal, she didn’t deserve what happened to her tho

[@FC-hj9ub]

​@@TheOverlordkill why? It depends on the break up. You don't own people.

[@FC-hj9ub]

​@@CWonderworld not true. Some relationships are not serious at all, it's not a "betrayal."

[@josephinehendrick1533]

This is an upsetting case, but as an Albertan it is nice to see local cases on this channel. I'm glad you take care to cover cases from all over the world.

[@X90879]

I like your videos you are very respectful to the victims

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Forever and always! Thank you!

[@KillALLconservatives]

@@CoffeehouseCrime tbh ngl if anyone covered the story of my aunt I would want it to be someone like you that remembers that beyond he cautionary tale and morbid entertainment (in a very human and respectful way), there are still real families that will always be effected by this kind of stuff. I will never get he imagine of my dad crying knowing he was in front of the man that did it but didn’t know it was him and his sheer pain in his face, first and only time I saw my dad break down. Thank you for remembering the human element

[@deanwinchester7649]

I agree, I couldn't watch another channel Because the narrator sounded so excited and dramatizing the story by adding funny comments,I appreciate the narrator here

[@xxxxx262]

Uim

[@manuelamootsy6871]

He's respectful towards victims and their killer....yet, this murdering sob deserves to ROTT in prison forever.

[@jeam8339]

I've just got to say, mad props to that 911 operator! Way to keep their cool. What exemplary work under pressure and craziness..

[@kittiemui]

Don’t mind the switch in topics! Love all your contents and your voice is very comforting to listen to

[@robinwc4672]

I agree. I like the way content is covered in this channel so other topics would be fine by me!

[@flej01]

R.I.P Taylor, Shawn and Alan, my heart goes out to the families. Such a light sentence, he should have gotten 35 years for each murder and earliest parole at 100 years. I hope he never sees the light of day again.

[@taylorpresley4604]

That's Canada for you. Unbelievable, little value of life

[@p.m.6313]

I just adore you Adrian. I also love cats and coffee so yeah you're the perfect combo. Have an amazing 2023!

[@AutumnFalls89]

It's always so strange seeing a local story on a true crime channel. I've lived in Alberta my whole life so all the houses and everything is so familiar - plus I remember the case. It just makes it more real somehow.

[@SerenityMoon7]

I love your content from the first episode. Can you do the case of Michelle Krüger? A highschool girl who dissappeared in Berlin (Germany) in brought daylight. Her murderer took advantage of her kindness. Her mum was my colleague and still full of hope finding her alive :(

[@jenelizabeth7822]

Anyone that has never experienced someone with roid rage cannot even begin to imagine what it does to someone’s mind. Their demeanor, temperament, who they are, EVERYTHING changes. They will have no control over their aggressive behavior towards anyone in their way. It will make a completely normal person an absolute monster. And then when they finally do get off of them, it’s usually massive weight gain. Don’t do drugs, y’all.

[@SpookyNerd13]

Love the coffee plants! Love watching your videos, you tell the cases so well, and the victims are always so respected. Have an amazing new year :)

[@tiffanyclark-grove1989]

It is a very pretty plant.

[@GT--BTS]

Thanks Adrian for yet another good story, told with respect. We appreciate your work! I am also interested in these stories: - Abductions: people who may still be alive or people who got abducted and have escaped - Planned murders, hits or abductions gone wrong (criminals making stupid mistakes) - Survival stories: people who got through dangerous situations in a miraculous way PS LOVE your cat!

[@Ambulocity]

I live in Edmonton Alberta about 3hrs North of Calgary. I remember this case, it broke my heart when I heard it in the news. My heart weny out to the family and friends then and it still does now.

[@CauseSpecialist]

Thank you for this

[@adampennylegion5848]

If you live close and have seen the true case you would know this video is bullshit and completely false... Most facts are not right... I know this because I'm Adam the brother

[@CauseSpecialist]

@@adampennylegion5848 and I’m Taylor’s mom. Well said Adam!

[@Ambulocity]

@@adampennylegion5848 Didnt know having sympathy for the victims despite the facts of the video was so frowned upon. I apologize for offending you.

[@adampennylegion5848]

@@Ambulocity it was not meant to be rude I have read alot of the comments and was trying to make a point that you would know the true story

[@discobikerAndRosie]

Hey Adrian! Happy New Year! 😊 God bless! I can't imagine killing anyone, much less family members. Horrible. He didn't receive enough prison time.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Happy new year!!

[@blueforest2927]

How can the word parole be in the subject....Baffled !

[@wombatdk]

It's easy once you get over the natural hesitancy. That's one of the main things military training does: You don't think about enemies as human. You start thinking of them as subhuman threats. Watch Ukrainian or Russian propaganda, you'll see it from both sides.

[@snobird1252]

He doesn't deserve to draw another breath.

[@Celtic-jr9cn]

@@wombatdk in the UK it’s just propaganda for Ukraine on the news networks. The bbc said in may/June/July Russia war running out of weapons/tanks everything and anything. It went from putin has dementia then Parkinson’s and finally cancer. Lol. The Russia-phobia is crazy in the UK.

[@devin_so_devious]

The reason I like this channel so much is because of how respectful you are to the victims. So much respect to you man. Keep up the great work

[@martinandroid2538]

Yes, like mystery stories. Not so much ghost and UFO ones, they've been done to the extreme. Thanks for your work Adrian.

[@JM-ot8ux]

Also those UFO vids are almost always just montages of already-seen footage, history of The First UFO, the various denials by authorities, a few interviews with superannuated "witnesses," and nothing new, nothing revelatory, nothing worthwhile. The fact that the government regularly denies UFOs is nothing new.

[@esteemedmortal5917]

Can you do the case of Geoff Farrar? It’s a murder that I don’t think for much coverage outside of our local rock climbing community. It happened just a little before I got into rock climbing and I had forgotten about it until my skills allowed me to climb in the same area as the murder.

[@jasonmaki7804]

I've lived in Calgary for 35 years. We have horrific issues with domestic violence and spousal homicides , there have been at many high profile cases like this one in recent years. Really disturbing , one was 2 blocks from my home.

[@leigha2814]

It doesn't help that a man killing his girlfriend nets parole after 10 years, even after they determined that his actions had nothing to do with real mental illness. The sentencing in this case is really nauseating.

[@jasonmaki7804]

@@leigha2814 pretty gross, we had some guy kill and dismember his wife back in 2012, he's on day parole now. They need to have mandatory minimums for spousal homicides

[@leigha2814]

@@jasonmaki7804 they need to start caring about female lives before they'd actually make a move to truly punish and improve DV and DV murder rates. The world over has a horrible record for femicide and the treatment of women, in the anglosphere we try to act superior but reality doesn't lie.

[@lillinapoc7647]

Yes! More content the better! Doesn’t always have to be murder cases. The one video you did about the guy who hijacked a plane has stuck with me and i’ve only watched it once. It’s nice to have other forms of cases, events, or mysterious to share.

[@healthyInsideOut]

Love your how you honor the victims. Please cover the Shanquella Robinson case, it’s so many confusing narratives & I think your coverage would do it justice.

[@susanhenry2885]

Would love to hear more about how coffee is made. Always love your videos Adrian. Thank you for all you do. I hope your 2023 is wonderful.

[@SuperEffector]

This seems like one of those cases where everything in the murderer's life just fell apart no matter what he did. You can say "it was because of this" or "his parents should have done this" but I don't think anyone made huge mistakes raising him or anything, it all just ended up wrong. Really a tragedy.

[@13redlion13]

i mean just giving in to a violent and agressive boy instead of getting him the help he needs seems like a big mistake to me

[@lollypee4058]

Here I am again.. Binge-watching coffee house crime. Well done Adrian 👍🏿

[@SanguiphiliaTV]

I'm down for whatever content you want! I love your style of videos and I'm interested in all the topics, including coffee, that you've brought up so far. I'll definitely watch them!

[@juliadesl]

You are great at condensing a story, while still including essential details.

[@cmaried505]

Thank you for doing this case, Adrian! I was one of the requests for this case as it happened when I lived in Calgary. Dustin clearly had serious anger issues and perhaps if he had gotten the help he needed, this never would've happened. My heart breaks for Taylor's family and Dustin's siblings, especially Adam. I hope he doesn't blame himself for bringing Taylor into Dustin's life.

[@primesspct2]

It breaks my heart and makes me very angry, I can only imagine how they must feel. God bless them and I pray they find some measure of peace in time.

[@LadyAngela678]

Adam shouldnt dare blame himself. Dating your exes brother is trashy.

[@buddysilver5788]

Yeah! And if Hitler, Stalin, Lenin & Mao had got Anger Management counseling, they wouldn't have done all those "nasty" things! Get Real! Jesus believed in the Death Penalty (Matthew 15:1-9). Read it and deal with it!

[@ammbot_]

lived my whole life in this city, had heard of the case in passing, but when I saw the house where this family lived my stomach dropped. I've seen this house a million times. haunting to think that all that went down in such a quiet neighborhood.

[@chepookadook]

I'm all for different kinds os cases. You're a great storyteller, oozing with empathy and respect. I really appreciate your work.

[@NASTAR01]

Eerie missing persons cases would make for a compelling mix up. The idea that someone can just suddenly vanish is both creepy, and morbidly fascinating to me

[@dejuane_]

Hello Adrian. I am open to viewing any topics selected. Your content and narration allow me to watch or listen to your opinions while I consider the stories from a psychological perspective. Many thanks and have a Happy Year !

[@Adams82822]

U write a good comment yet he's too ignorant too read it same as alway

[@rebeccasample1514]

I'd love to hear about other cases that don't necessarily have to do with murder, we love everything you do!

[@19jacinta88]

I would love to see more unusual cases. I keep rooting for you to do the missing person-case of Therese Johannesen from Norway in 1988 (9-year old girl went missing and has never been found), but I would also like to see your take on the missing case of the 5 Sodder children in 1945.

[@Benya9400]

This was a very tough watch indeed Adrian, god bless the victims and may they all rip. Astonishing that the murderer appeared to have remorse whilst on trail because most killers don't.

[@shellapoo7380]

Please keep showing how coffee is made! Very interesting!

[@24get24give]

my DH and I are addicted to the point where he roasts our coffee for us, but I'd love to see how it's done on a commercial scale, so, yes please on the coffee stories!

[@CrysiCrysis]

I adore your intros in these videos. The little fun facts and travel guide style featurettes are so wonderful. It’s unique and memorable, and I hope you never change it. Coffeehouse videos are so warm and cozy despite the topic at hand, because you’re always so respectful and well-spoken.

[@_greybones925]

The way you present these cases, and your natural charisma that translates through the screen is what makes your channel so exceptional. 👌 You're doing a fine job Adrian. 🙏❤️

[@anitanxumalo7900]

This is the most wholesome comment I've seen in the longest time. What a POWERFUL and BEAUTIFUL thing it is to witness kindness in this cruel world. ❤

[@jacquelinehall6198]

Absolutely YES PLEASE for more stories. I've only just started watching your channel, I'm now addicted to your channel & look forward to more. Thank you 😊

[@satutoivonen9679]

Big yes for expanding content beyond murders. I personally often enjoy heist stories. Happy New Year from Finland! 🇫🇮

[@nlivlavie3108]

There is also a place called the Texas Killing Fields or something where many cold cases have resulted from various criminals using a stretch for dumping grounds, a little similar to highway of tears but not exactly

[@extremecoolguyyy]

I have PTSD and this morning (Australia) waking up from a particularly bad nightmare has left me feeling very awful. Logged onto KZbin to find something to watch to distract myself and god, what a pleasant feeling to see you have uploaded. True crime has been one of my interests for many years but you are my favourite true crime channel because you put a particular sense of importance on remembering the victims and not just focus on the perpetrator. Thank you all your work, it’s always enjoyable.

[@ashleigh_whatever]

I hope you are feeling better

[@Magritte607]

As always your videos are wonderful. They keep my week on POINT! Whatever type of story you WANT to cover is the one that I (and most of your viewers/listeners) will WANT to hear. You are an incredible reporter/storyteller. Thank you Adrian!

[@chikukamwendo9745]

Thanks Adrian, it would really be nice to hear other crimes besides those involving murder. Happy New Year!

[@ajtaylor8750]

This is one of those cases that is just devastating all around. A man with a very troubled and dark past, and a very brutal ending that definitely could've been avoided had the two people never even met in the first place. Also, a man like Dustin taking steroids and hitting the gym 10 times a week could only lead to something this bleak, and if there's one thing I've learned in my life it's that you NEVER take threats lightly no matter what.

[@charlenedilley9775]

I would like to hear other cases such as Highway of Tears and the Island one- I actually haven't heard of that one before

[@stephendacey8761]

Thank you for all your work in making these videos. I love your cat. I think adding a new dimension to true crime is a great idea. North Sentinel Island is a fascinating story that many people probably don't know about. Happy new year and best of luck in the the New Year!!!

[@quinnlovescats]

At the start of this video you said “take a guess where this story takes place” and I guessed a few places where ALOT of crazy stuff happens and then you said Canada and then I said “oh shit, that’s my country” and then you said Calgary and then I said “oooh shit, that’s where I grew up” 😂 I definitely ate my words. I’ve never heard of this case before tho, it’s super sad. Thank you for bringing awareness to this case.

[@Forgotten-static]

I know you will say no but can we please please please keep the cat in the hat after the festive season is over I mean it's absolutely adorable

[@sportsfanjw559]

YES!! HIGHWAY OF TEARS! I'd love to hear u tell stories along the lines of Mr Ballen. You are both great story tellers

[@doctordcal683]

Happy new year Adrian and Nero! You are amazing. Thank you for your kindness. You rock!!

[@StrippedKitty1313]

I would love to learn more about coffees from the places where cases have been covered by the channel or just the world in general. Can't wait to see what you have planned for the new year!

[@appeasing]

I’d love videos like strange disappearances! I love your videos and am happy with any variety you throw at us!

[@s.njerigichuhi]

“Who do we love?” “Adrian!” You can put out whatever content you believe we would enjoy and I would still watch it all. Have a blessed 2023 Adrian!

[@mm-qj6cc]

Whatever direction you go in will be good, just please keep doing these interesting cases, love your presentation style!

[@justforusage4017]

You owe me a coffee ☕️, Mr. Narrator 😊

[@Kalavsme]

@@johnoneill7947 And that has what to do with coffee?

[@vandalsavage6743]

@@Kalavsme coffee is gay

[@f6cks]

@@johnoneill7947 so what

[@vinnyvtec8722]

How can a coffee be gay? I'm pretty sure my coffee doesn't have a sexual preference. I'm sorry if you experienced something different from a 'coffee' lol.

[@lisastewart5885]

@@vinnyvtec8722 😅😅😅

[@KarlaMcNeese]

Yes to a variety of content: con artists, cults, kidnappings... mix it up! Happy New Year!

[@rarefn5045]

Stfu have fun with your creator tormenting you for eternity

[@engrsamanthaTV]

Agreed! 🤗

[@angiecarver3999]

This is what happens to children who aren’t disciplined at all growing up. And unfortunately our world is full of that now. Discipline doesn’t have to be physical but it does need to be consistent.

[@horsepanther]

To be fair, we have no idea what discipline he did or didn't have.

[@origamikami3486]

No this is what happens to people who don’t get the therapy they need and their parents also don’t get the therapy they need. And the cycle continues.

[@estherhelbig]

​@@origamikami3486Thank you. Love your comment.

[@leeraxd]

Adrian, thank you for covering Canada again!! I love hearing the cases here. From your clip of Niagara Falls, at first I thought it was going to be in Buffalo, NY lol

[@phoenixstardust4464]

Yes, please bring attention to the highway of tears. Never enough coverage. Us Canadians appreciate that our cases are noticed, and every ounce of attention is greatly appreciated.

[@phoenixstardust4464]

I never post KZbin comments under videos, but this is so important for people to hear about. Just how deep the racism and genocidal beliefs/actions, are still so very present, even today.

[@WyzeGuyLivee]

You should do the story of John lang. he was a marine who allegedly killed himself, but has multiple video clips of the police harassing him! Love your content! 🙏🤙

[@shaldana]

As a Canadian: Highway of Tears needs to be screamed from KZbin. There's already a number of videos on it, and there's still not enough. I'd love to see it brought to the high viewership you have. I live in that area and it's a disgusting stain on the beauty of Canada that this has never been solved. The RCMP has a lot to answer for, and it goes back decades.

[@Msjay77]

Thank you so much for all your hard work and videos. Always a pleasure to watch and listen! Happy 2023 to you and yours.

[@melissaray6840]

I have recently come across your Channel. They way you tell each story brings them to life. You have a calming voice and it makes me want to just keep listening. Thankyou🙂 Whatever content you choose, I will be listening...

[@mscilla16]

Hope the new year is good to you, Adrian 🤗 Best wishes from Western Australia ✌🏻

[@Nicktechnoo]

Man this is such a tragic story that feels like another turn of events that could have been completely avoided if Dustin got the proper treatment for his mental health early on. He clearly had issues with anger and of course using steroids didn't help. It's times like these where people need to crack down on loved ones who they feel might become a danger to others or to themselves, whether that's an intervention or sending them to therapy/rehab. Especially after Dustin's threat to the family after getting kicked out. Hopefully the families who have lost their loved ones have had time to heal after this horrific situation. My heart hurts for them and I truly hope that Dustin can get the proper help he needs.

[@sybellhernandez9654]

That'd be pretty cool to have coffee house crime cover some mysterious either cases or places in the world that are hard to understand. No matter what I'll always watch and support your channel!!

[@yesitsme712]

😉 Happy New Year! Thank you for a year of informative content and for being so respectful of the cases & families. I love your storytelling. As for changing up the content a bit, I think it's a great idea! Keep up the great work & I look forward to watching more of you this year!

[@akarimastarte1968]

Everything is better with coffee on the side 🙌🏼 I'm up for new coffee information

[@lost.in.scaradise]

And just as I'm looking for a new video, boom coffeehouse crime comes through again. Thank you for all your hard work!

[@mary19462006]

You are such a gentleman Adrian! Thank you for your content and looking forward for more in 2023 - Happy New Year!

[@rev.valeriehamann4049]

Adrian, thanks for great shows, please do mix it up with other crimes - love the coffee questions!

[@heidibevan1916]

WAW, only 2mins in, over 100 👍 & 22 comments, just go's to show you how much ppl love your content 😎👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@akabutu7565]

Such a sad sad story! My heart goes out to the family and friends impacted by this terrible crime! 😢 Happy New Year Adrian, looking forward to many more stories in 2023.

[@cncbuss1]

Thank you very much for posting this Adrian. I love your channel. One thing you mentioned in this case analysis stands out: two years to investigate this crime? Wow!

[@2352anne]

I love your channel. 👍 You get straight to the point and keep to the facts and move it along at a nice pace. Please keep to this format and don't change to a longer show. I have had to stop watching a lot of my favourite shows because they are too long and I simply don't have the time to watch for an hour or more. Also, could you do the Snowtown murders in South Australia. So many crazy twists and turns. Greetings from Australia. 🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘