How a Selfie led Detectives to a Cold-Hearted Killer...

[@ruthannehill1751]

I'm just trying to wrap my head around the fact that she killed her best friend, lied about it to the police for 2 years, basically confessed to her aunt along with having FIFTY prior charges against her and only got a 7 year sentence! That is a slap in the face to the family!! I wish them nothing but comfort and peace 🙏🏾🥺

[@Saramorgan9]

Which by the end of this year she will be free😮

[@SeanCarterCFH]

A perfect example of gender bias 💯

[@kouayep0]

@@SeanCarterCFH but another female didn’t receive justice…

[@kouayep0]

I’m telling you 😤

[@naZ11911]

This is the Canadian justice system at its best

[@ricknagunst4173]

She wasn't remorseful because she killed her. She was remorseful she got caught. There's a HUGE difference

[@willkayl8793]

7 years for killing someone is bonkers to me. This girl destroyed 2 families and got 7 years? This is insane.

[@djm5687]

Judges in Canada are *_required_* to give lighter sentences to "Indigenous" people. Being a woman also helps.

[@annwethenorth]

​@@djm5687 they can do whatever they want. 100 churches nothing

[@djm5687]

@annwethenorth The churches weren't necessarily burned down by Indigenous people. I suspect that many White folks burned them down after being "inspired" by their teachers.

[@conradkavinsky9468]

As a Canadian I am ashamed by our justice system and the short sentences it gives to literal murderers and rapists

[@djm5687]

@@conradkavinsky9468 You should be *_proud_* of the Canadian justice system because despite "light" sentences, *_Canada has a lower crime rate_* than the United States. "Tough" sentences don't necessarily lead to less crime.

[@samking2094]

Unbelievable that the Police hadn't fully analyzed the belt (murder weapon) for 2 years before they noticed the murderer wearing it in a photo???!!!! That belt should've been fully investigated as a matter of priority, and they could've/would've linked it to the prime suspect straight away... smh

[@samking2094]

This wasn't manslaughter, she took her belt off in order to murder her friend. As for her pleading guilty and showing remorse, she only did so because it benefitted her... The fact she got just 7 years for murder is crazy, even more so when you consider her 50+ previous arrests/convictions...

[@thecorvus100]

If you’re going to be a criminal, be a woman and in Canada. 😉

[@marytataryn5144]

I agree. I think it was premeditated, seeing as she "knocked her out" first. She didn't have to strangle her then. This native woman got a good lawyer and the victim's family got nothing. Everyones too afraid to put the native girl in jail because she "had a bad life". she probably had a better life than lots of other people. Past lives shouldn't count. you have to be responsible for your own crimes, not blame others.

[@Vaterraman]

A Gladue report was used in the sentencing, which bases sentencing on an Indigenous background. The report, to be simplistic, states: "This person's parents were in residential school, had substance abuse, and trauma, so the crime isn't completely their fault" This is a very basic example, but the report, in a way, justifies a crime based on cultural, familial and systemic background factors. Is it a good or bad thing? Depends on who you ask.

[@RandyFortier]

@@marytataryn5144 Why do you keep mentioning her native status? What does that have to do with anything in this case? The video literally explains the sentence. The prosecution and the defence came to a mutual agreement. Does it represent justice? Probably not, but to imply that there is some racially-motivated leniency is ridiculous. It is documented that first nations men and women receive harsher penalties, and are found guilty more often. First nations are disproportionately represented in the prison system. Don't use your bias to guide you, use facts.

[@RandyFortier]

@@Vaterraman The quote you mention here doesn't say anything about her background. You are reading into this, and allowing your racial bias to guide your interpretation. Abusive parents and a history of substance abuse was cited as the cause in your quote. Never does it mention "because she is first nations." You read that between the lines.

[@numero480]

Uncontrolled anger was the problem. The fighting triggered her rage and she killed her friend. Regardless of the abuse someone has suffered one would still have to take control and responsibility for their life.

[@apriljk6557]

7 years is a joke 😢.

[@marilynschmidt6400]

She carried her mother's untreated pain and was neglected by both parents. Unfortunately 'it' had to come out somewhere.

[@ericr.w.9000]

@@marilynschmidt6400wow…just wow

[@heather-cz8yk]

@@marilynschmidt6400 Yes, that must have been why the murdering girl blamed the killing on 2 black men disappearing with Brittany? The murderer is a sociopath at the very least and her mom/dad did a lousy job.

[@OntarioBearHunter]

It's Canada..Gladue rules apply to certain people

[@joshuabullard828]

It took two years for them to think to check the object or her death for fingerprints or dna? Wow. I understand a few months not thinking of it but years she walked free? Then she only got 7 years for murder? Even drunk that’s a disgrace. She may have accidentally did it but damn 7 years isn’t anything.

[@SmegInThePants]

I was thinking the same thing as I watched the video. If thins really were like described in the video, then: They found the belt when they found the body. And then they determined that it was the murder weapon, we don't have a timeline on that but presumably that realization came with the autopsy report, so lets say a few months after that at most. Then they just put it into storage, not checking it for dna until after it was noticed to be in that photo. Seems kinda crazy. I mean if you check any one thing for dna, wouldn't it the murder weapon? It shouldn't have taken that photo to get them to check it. They shoulda checked it for dna immediately since it was found next to a body in an unsolved murder. And failing that, they have even less excuse for not checking it for dna after they realized it was the murder weapon. I could see them checking it for dna and there being no match if they don't have the suspect's dna on record, but then they'd have the unknown killer's dna and would merely be waiting for a match, that'd still be a better position to be in, than just having it in a box somewhere.

[@CuddIebone]

as someone from there, sask police are a total joke. i go on drives with my sister often for fun and the amount of officers we see in their damn marked official police cars running red lights, speeding, not yeilding at fourway stops, all without their lights/siren on is just insane. like they dont even pretend like theyre doing it for a reason.

[@Sniperboy5551]

That’s Canadian “criminal justice” for you.

[@joeterp5615]

Totally incompetent. They have one real person of interest and the belt used for the murder, yet they never thought to try to connect them through DNA until years later after someone noticed the belt in a photo?? What were they doing for 2 years??

[@sugarspice7768]

How exactly would someone accidentally strangle their friend with a belt? 😶

[@JumboRadish]

Can I just give props to Adrian for not padding his videos with, like 15 minute long, interrogation footage that add nothing to the video other than forced watch time.

[@allybent3466]

Yeah I too dislike that I just fast forward ...can't stand it!.

[@benliftin4awhile]

Could not agree more, “explore with us” needs to take some notes

[@i-wanna-be-adored]

​@@benliftin4awhileexplore with us is a bit different as it's a channel that breaks down interrogations and how they operate, so the footage makes sense

[@WildcardGrey]

​@lainiw4kura learned a bit from explore with us because of how they explain interrogation videos. :)

[@Budehgong]

@@i-wanna-be-adored They also do a whole lot of pointless speculating about body language and such nonsense

[@Jboffr]

“Cheyanne’s DNA was found all over it”… why couldn’t they just carefully analyze the belt (murder weapon) in the first place?!

[@philhardy6470]

You’d think, if it was found next to the body, & was used in the murder, surely it would have been one of the first items tested. Looks like so many people dropped the ball here

[@shoddypockets9666]

👍

[@Jossandoval]

Late to the party, but people often forget that for a DNA match you need two samples, one from the site/weapon/etc, and one from the person to contrast/match it. I do not know if that is the case here, but it is possible that they had the DNA samples from the belt since the begging, but simply didn't have a match in any database, and without her cooperation or due cause, they simply couldn't get a sample to legally use against her. If that was the case, the photo could give the prosecutor's actual cause to force the issue.

[@JohnBoosh]

No one ever accused Canadians of being smart people

[@MrMerkjob]

​If the girl had 50+ previous arrests, wouldn't her DNA already have been on file and thus matched if they had tested the belt right away?​@@Jossandoval

[@arcticchihuahua6513]

I have found that our Canadian justice system favours the criminal more so than the victims and their loved ones

[@carolemg]

Same in France unfortunately

[@SiddharthSinghFiery69]

True. It's total nonsense.

[@liamnehren1054]

we can only hope for some good old jail house justice. Since yup, Canada is led by out of touch idiots. The laws are constantly in favour of the perpetrators.

[@purplewolfranger22]

Same in the US

[@tinajoerossignol]

American justice system is and has been doing the same.

[@yungdaggerslong-potato9975]

Your facial hair made me restart the video! Looking Good Adrian! 👏🏽

[@monikki187]

IKR! 😀

[@24Gagey]

😂😂😂It's confronting after years of baby face Adrian

[@adamfarkas51]

gotta step up his game after Disturban face reveal

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

@@adamfarkas51between Mr Ballen, Adrian and Disturban… waiting for Dire Trip to get on the beard train 😂❤

[@Kris.with.a.K]

​@@TheQueenOfSheba 😂❤

[@DeepThought420]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the respect you show for the victim is unmatched! Thank you so much for that! ❤❤❤

[@DeepThought420]

@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 I've said it before and I WILL say it again! If you don't like it don't watch it!

[@crystalsingh59]

Hi Adrian, sending greetings from Trinidad & Tobago! Been watching your videos from the beginning. The way you tell these stories are unmatched. Continue to do what you do!!!

[@kerchelle95]

Hello fellow Trini! Nice to see another West Indian enjoy these videos ❤

[@Faye_Faye22]

It’s nice to see another Trinbagonian enjoying his videos 🥰

[@harrypottah8889]

loved it there when i visited! hope youre well

[@Trini2dbone868]

🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹💯

[@KristenDeMeillon-nt5pd]

There's a missing girl in South Africa. Her name is Joslin Smith. I was hoping if you could cover this or post about it, it could really bring a lot more awareness and coverage to possibly help find her.❤

[@TrashTownFrolics]

Just looked this up! Poor girl, I hope she is found and is able to recover from this clear case of horrific abuse.

[@doygazgar]

7 years is absolutely fkn disgusting but not as disgusting as the detectives taking 2 years when she was wearing the evidence in that photo 😮

[@TravisHi_YT]

They had the murder weapon but didn't even bother to look for forensics on it.

[@pmac206]

That’s Canada for you

[@Cheeky.Cheeks]

This darker hair Adrian, makes those baby blue eyes POP! Loving it. 😍

[@WednesdayPoeAddams]

New color and a beard!

[@Isley6628]

​@AndrewAung1992 i think you're the only one here who cares about that

[@ninat2064]

​@@AndrewAung1992 are you okay?

[@1219stiles]

@@AndrewAung1992 going off your name, you can’t be talking this way as a 30 year old.

[@AmberKelly82]

​​@@AndrewAung1992why does that matter when paying someone a compliment? What an ignorant mindset you have😑

[@perlanegretee9679]

Not only is your voice soothing, your respect for each individual you cover is truly admirable. Undoubtedly the best crime channel. Love from Texas!

[@vikkiadler1920]

I like all the commercials.

[@sharonlarson341]

Being from Saskatchewan, I remember this story. The only problem with this video is the fact that we have no mountains.

[@Leslie-karren]

The mountains are the first thing I noticed too.😂😂

[@necroandreptile9310]

Lmao, just a little bc added for beauty

[@TheFrottola]

Yup...don't go to SK for mountains! 😂

[@kellybraun7048]

Mislabeled stock pics? 😂 Edited: pics! Not prices! 😂 auto correct strikes again!

[@kellybraun7048]

…or mountains got mixed in because she loved snowboarding? 🧐

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

Born and raised in Saskatchewan, I really missed out on taking advantage of the mountains that I never knew were there.

[@ReflectionTool637]

Glad that Aunt finally decided to act like a human with empathy. Everyone - if you know something - tell the police. Give respect to the victim and all that know them, as well as having justice be served. I know the justice system isn't perfect, but victims deserve justice. Full stop.

[@clon76]

Unless the victim is a scumbag that had it coming

[@djm5687]

Unfortunately, ACAB and "stop snitching" mentality takes over.

[@nutbusted27]

She shoulda went immediately, or tried more to intervene that night. She just let her drive off with her bloodied beaten up friend? Weird.

[@Stephhii]

As someone living in Saskatoon, I appreciate you covering this case. Its super neat to hear your favorite youtubers discussing your hometown.

[@doom_wrx]

Nice to hear about something coming out of Saskatchewan at all!

[@Fer_Silfore]

@@doom_wrx right, like Saskatchewan doesnt really have much going for it lol

[@clairenelson7879]

Yes I agree love hearing this!

[@cdd4248]

Saskatoon is absolutely beautiful. I was surprised to hear Adrian's opening about crime.

[@WaitingtoHit]

I hate to break it to you, but this is not a tourism video.

[@daniels5511]

i love the way you speak of the poor victims. deeply respectful.

[@minini5571]

Seven years for someone who had a criminal history that escalated in murder. That’s shameful. Not likely that she’ll be a contributing member of society when free again.

[@kenw2225]

Not sure about Canada, but in the US, no job will hire someone like that. Makes a big burden on society. Idk what the solution is, but they need to figure something out so they can work and not be useless.

[@CAHSR2020]

@rattusgrenadus8291Violent lying murderer = "perceived wrongdoer?" Sounds like people should be suspicious of _your_ skeletons.

[@michaelrichter9427]

You seem like a good, nice, decent Christian.

[@oAgL214]

Women in general get lower sentences. Many mothers end their child's lives and they get a few years only. It's so twisted.

[@michaelstephens9852]

​@rattusgrenadus8291are you speaking from experience or do you have any stats to back this up? She had 50 different charges and then murdered her best friend. Then lied to protect herself for 2 years. She deserved a much harsher punishment.

[@024Nimma]

7 Years for murder is just insane. With her habit of being under the influence and blacking out (if she really was blacked out or not) being close to her or her being close to anyone is just dangerous. She will always be unpredictbale while intoxicated and therefore always be a threat to people. That she "only" got manslaughter and 7 years behind bars is no justice for Brittney or her family. She will definitely see the inside of a prison again after being released some day.

[@djm5687]

She didn't commit murder, she committed manslaughter. Also, she is Indigenous and *_supposed_* to receive a lighter sentence in the name of "equity". Also, you don't know that she will reoffend. Karla Homolka, Benny Binion, Don King, and Mark Wahlberg are just a few of the *many* examples of convicted killers who have lead good lives upon release. Unlike the US, Canada doesn't subscribe to the "lock em up and throw away the key" mentality. Yet Canada has a *_lower_* crime rate than the US....

[@PlaguedByEarth]

The Canadian Justice system has an explicit bias towards pre-colonial peoples. Judges are required to give them lighter sentences.

[@djm5687]

@@PlaguedByEarth Doesn't that contradict the basic principle of "Equal Justic Under Law"?

[@TehKaiser]

@@PlaguedByEarth That's in part because the Canadian government screws them over in non-official ways; the courts then let things slide to keep up appearances that they are being accomodated. But even so, 2nd degree murder is not open and shut when someone is claiming being under the influence.

[@heidipandora]

I started following your channel long before you even had a million subs and to see you now are at almost 2 million subs..!! YOU COMPLETELY DESERVE IT AND MANY MORE! One of KZbins best channels hands down 😊♥️♥️♥️

[@PandaBowPop]

Been watching your videos past 2 months and now fully caught up! My autism makes it difficult to concentrate but you make these stories easy to understand and sympathise with the victims. Thank you for your hard work❤

[@Granny-2-Three]

7 YEARS is utterly insane! Seriously because she pled guilty and pretended to be remorseful she got a little over half the possible max prison time? Why not knock 6 months off if the judge felt it was necessary? Certainly not 5 years off!! I feel terrible for Brittany and her family because that sentence is a slap in the face. If she was actually remorseful she would have said what the motive was.

[@polycarp9897]

When two people who are heavily intoxicated with alcohol and drugs argue and fight, there is no "motive" when one of them ends up dead.

[@AnthonyJ504]

​@@polycarp9897That is utter nonsense. Just because someone is high or drunk does not mean there wasn't an underlying motive to begin with and the drugs or alcohol removed the hesitation of actually doing it.

[@polycarp9897]

@@AnthonyJ504You clearly know nothing about the effects alcohol and drug use has on people. Often, people under the influence lose themselves and do things which they can't even remember when the alcohol or drugs wear off. You can speculate about the motives of a drunk or high person but it's a fool's gambit. This is why this woman (despite covering up the crime for two years) wasn't charged with murder. There is no way to deduce the motives of someone under the influence. The reason is such people are often not themselves.

[@AnthonyJ504]

@@polycarp9897 You clearly think alcohol or drugs is an excuse. Once again just because someone is under the influence does not mean there is no motive. You're argument that when a person ends up dead between two people high or drunk there is no motive is simply untrue. Sometimes that could be the case, other times there's a motive.

[@Adiscretefirm]

Defendant is a woman. They usually receive a lighter sentence than men would for the same charges.

[@Sidraughen]

Seven years could have been a just sentence if she had admitted the crime right away. After two years of hiding it, no way.

[@jacksonstarky8288]

British Columbia resident here. I love your coverage of Canadian cases. Thank you.

[@asphaltspreader]

It is very distressing after watching not only your channel but several others that so many wonderful people have fallen victim to murderers. Often being in the wrong place or being with the wrong person (not even knowing how dangerous they were). Our world is troubled enough without the loss of these beautiful souls.

[@praytogodus]

It's truly heartbreaking to witness the stories of so many innocent individuals who have tragically fallen victim to senseless acts of violence. The loss of these beautiful souls leaves a profound impact not only on their loved ones but on society as a whole.

[@asphaltspreader]

@@praytogodusI agree. The loss of one is a loss to all.

[@praytogodus]

@@asphaltspreader Thank

[@TahtahmesDiary]

Loving the look Adrian, it really suits you! Thanks for telling Brittneys story, I hadnt heard her story before and she deserves to be known and remembered ❤

[@nikkid8729]

The story of the blackey bogey man never fails as a go to alibi. I can't believe she only got 7 years. That is a shameful sentence for someone who lied to save her arse for 2 whole years. I feel for the family's loss and then to be further traumatized by that pitiful sentence.

[@TerrenceBosworth]

Exactly. Brittany gone at a young age. Cheyenne out free at a young age.

[@taylormajors5677]

Canada is way too easy on murderers for a country that doesn't allow its citizens to keep firearms.

[@nivision]

I was so mad and disappointed to hear one of my fellow indigenous turtle island people using that awful racist trope as an excuse to get out of something she clearly did. Her auntie should have turned her in earlier tbh.

[@lisasmith8517]

Loving the beard! Yours is still my very favorite true crime channel. I've always appreciated how you honor the victims in each video.

[@nico348]

I did 5 years in prison for cultivating marijuana....she got two more years for strangling her bestie with her belt.

[@TravisHi_YT]

Should have been born female 🤣

[@lorihallas]

I love this channel and was surprised to see my hometown featured! I’ve spent many an evening at the Manchester and this case was very tragic for a lot of reasons. One correction though; there are no mountains in Saskatchewan. Those are quite a ways west of us in Alberta and British Columbia. We do love our coffee shops though!

[@Niiiiiiiila]

I really appreciate you taking the time to provide nuance and context to the background of Cheyenne’s parents. Residential schools are one of the greatest tragedies in the history of the americas (Abya Yala). It doesn’t excuse their abuse, but it does provide important nuance to the damage of generational trauma and history of genocide and the new world.

[@bargndigital8874]

I live in Alberta which is west of Sask, i have been there many times. The pictures you are showing are of Alberta or B.C, Sask has virtually no mountains the Rocky Mountains run between B.C. and Alberta. Enjoy your show.

[@jordanjohn3666]

Saskatchewan’s so flat, you can see Manitoba from here in Alberta 😹

[@bargndigital8874]

@@jordanjohn3666 Or a gopher take a C""".

[@teresathayn5170]

As a grandmother I'm going to say this one more time; don't hang out with people who get into trouble!! It got this precious child killed!

[@VixenElixir]

Noted Nan,, seriously though I hear ya!!!!❤❤

[@Jay_P86]

Blacks

[@Trevor_Marines]

I know it's showing respect for a young girl that was murdered, but calling her the perfect daughter is a stretch. Spending time with and doing drugs with a repeat offender is hardly the perfect daughter.

[@B_FBfan]

​@@Trevor_MarinesWell i mean technically speaking, there is no 'perfect' person period, regardless of drug activity and/or who they choose to befriend..either way, the point is that this young lady had a good heart

[@levijmacdonald]

​@@Jay_P86 racists

[@jwilliams1988sk]

1) Good job on pronouncing Saskatchewan correctly. 2) Saskatoon is a BEAUTIFUL city…a photographers dream, among lots of other things! 3) I live two hours away and do not recall this case… Thanks for this one.

[@ResistingDeath]

4) Also very remote and desolate.

[@Halichika]

Saskatchewan is not pronounced correctly though....?

[@jwilliams1988sk]

@@Halichika no….it is.

[@hayleybarbara1589]

Born and raised in sask and uummmm.. he is absoutely butchering the pronounciation 😂💀

[@bm-ww8kb]

@@hayleybarbara1589 THANK YOU - i was absolutely lost at this comment. the enunciation was off. butchering might be a bit too far but it definitely wasn't correct, let alone praiseworthy

[@Smilesbaylock8554]

Long time viewer, love the new look. Keep up the fantastic work of compassionate and detailed coverage. It's important to tell these stories.

[@michellel564]

They had the belt the whole time, Why was it not tested for DNA until they saw it in the picture on her? That makes absolutely no sense.

[@sarahwales6276]

Wow. 7 years for murder, that is insane.

[@TACOINSURANCE]

Just one note, “southern province” isn’t really an appropriate description for anything in Canada. Canada is oriented east to west. The provinces are in columns, the only points north of all of them are the territories. “Central Canadian” is the correct reference for Saskatchewan. I remember this case. Another class video man, keep it up.

[@wulfin6895]

true, also, there are not many mountains in Saskatchewan, I think those pictures of mountains may be of Alberta

[@Trygvar13]

@@wulfin6895 Yeah I was wondering the same thing. Which mountains is he talking about? The only mountains I can think of would be potash mounds... or Mount Blackstrap to the south.

[@bm-ww8kb]

okay thank you - i was just thinking "wait... do we ever say any of our provinces are southern? glad I'm not the only Canadian questioning that

[@AlexCrimeStory]

*What a sad story and so much injustice...*

[@elainealibrandi6364]

Love the coffeehouse! Thanks for the video.

[@kgotabody13]

Jealousy was the only reason! ✌🏽

[@hitleractually8180]

drugs

[@amityislandchum]

If I may be shallow for a moment: this look is *really* working for you, Adrian! 😍

[@ronicasmith3956]

Yassss. He is looking 👀 goodt. I was nervous to make this comment as well.

[@ResistingDeath]

Y'all trippin

[@janetc7025]

For all of us that follow Adrian on a weekly basis, any change is noted - not shallow at all if taken in the correct context. Howdy from Australia.

[@eduagonzalez]

Yes, he looks so freaking handsome !

[@saltyjosh]

Keep it in y'all's pants. Jesus

[@lydiatorres6109]

Great look for you, Adrian! And thank you for a very informative video. As always, you always show the greatest respect for the victims and their families in your work.

[@moviegeek73]

That sentence was ridiculous. A great injustice occurred with this case. How infuriating.

[@devak45167]

You do such a superb job painting the picture of the victims lives and the towns where these tragic events happen. Often true crime stuff is like an hour long video all about the perpetrator, I appreciate the attention you pay to telling rhetorical victims stories

[@Josh31287]

😮 7 years?! That is absolutely absurd! 😢

[@Fizzifil]

Nearly 2M subs Adrian, absolutely deserved ❤

[@derpNherp]

Update: She is on a statutory release which isnt a form of parole according to the article but allows people to serve their sentence outside of jail, which officially ends April 15th of 2025 but this effectively feels like the same thing. Tho she has been violent attacking gaurds and had an incident at a half way house that threatened her statutory release. She is also considered a high risk to reoffend. Everything is being afforded to her

[@TravisHi_YT]

Very strange, maybe she has friends in high places? It almost like they want her to be out and about in society.

[@Freestyle80]

@@TravisHi_YT reverse her gender then see the harsh sentence they'd give out this is just blatant sexism and some comments even mention racism

[@amandam8523]

Coffeehouse crime is the best .I been watching since you first started ..

[@therealdeal3672]

Manslaughter??!!! OMFG She is a lying freaking murderer. She knew exactly what she did while she was doing it that's how she was able to tell her aunt. A life gone and 7 years of sentencing? That's a travesty of Justice. ⚖️

[@TheSarah89]

How the hell did they not 1. Test the murder weapon for DNA right away and 2. Not notice she was wearing it in a photo from the night she died?

[@ericnichols2337]

love your content Adrian your one of the best narrating voices on youtube your channel is growing so fast👌

[@Iamkcs2c]

It was not a kindness to Cheyenne (and ultimately Brittany) to essentially not punish her for the previous 50! offenses. It just showed her that there were no consequences and each arrest was a missed opportunity to either separate her from society until she matured or convince her to change her path. It also seems like a huge waste of policing effort to keep rearresting the same person over and over.

[@ignaciosaenz6352]

Found your channel long time ago and the quality of your vids, the editing and everything else has improved drastically. Hats off, sir.

[@theresajohnson1959]

This is my favorite channel by far! Always look forward to seeing what you have coming up each week. Thank you for what you do to keep us informed of this how cruel this world is. Any blessings upon you. From Seattle Washington.

[@rachellewerner]

Love the dark hair! Can't believe Cheyenne only got 7 years for murdering her "best friend" she lied to police and tried to cover it up for 2 years. Brittney's loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers 💚

[@TattooedMay]

Native people whose parents went to residential school are given a world of leniency in the Canadian court system.

[@Fogysoks4709]

​@@TattooedMaysinnnnnnccccee when? Our JOKEstice system is racist and poorly designed

[@Hhaha888]

And enormous amounts of money too, the rest of us have to work

[@lydiat5819]

I am flabbergasted by the fact that a girl with 50 past charges is allowed to walk freely on the streets. Weird society

[@TravisHi_YT]

Canada is full of examples like this.

[@redrumtruecrime]

Cheyann ran to the bathroom to escape the cocaine⁉️ We all know cocaine gets taken in the bloody bathroom‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♀️

[@KittyKatt_Luna80s]

Another very well-done video, Adrian.

[@japhethkatuma3511]

Your story telling is just the right coffee 😊

[@Stardusted1]

Oh dear! You’re showing the mountains of BC and Alberta. Saskatchewan is flat as a pancake! Maybe flatter.

[@girl1da007]

Since you are already in Saskatchewan, you should shift next door to Manitoba and do the Greyhound bus case involving Tim McLean.

[@toadtoad-gs8sw]

Adrian, sorry to tell u there are no mountain vistas in Saskatchewan, nor an abundance of lakes, its flat although scenic in its entirety. Be Well.☮😎

[@cbasrm768]

i appreciate the fact that you always mention their upbringing.

[@lulugilbert6942]

Thank you for covering this case. I'm Canadian and never heard of this tragic case before. Cheyenne clearly have anger issues. RIP Brittney.😢

[@magnoliaflower3310]

Most Indigenous homicide or missing people are not reported in most Canadian Media, unfortunately. One must subscribe to Aboriginal news channels to get more information.

[@charmaineswaddle2286]

7 years!! What a slap in the face for Brittany’s family…what was that judge thinking…remorseful…seriously!! She lied for two years!! Anyone can put on the remorse face…makes me so angry 😡 I hope they can find some peace…RIP Brittany ❤

[@Dtr146]

I wholeheartedly despise weak prosecution and weak judges. Prosecution should have thrown more charges at her to get her in jail longer. Lying to the police in of itself is a crime

[@blarfroer8066]

Lying to the police to cover yourself isn't punishable by law.

[@thecrispymaster]

But without proof of intent, you simply can't do someone on murder. Throw those charges and she gets off entirely. Would you rather that. Or would you rather a court system that bases rulings on things that can't be proven properly so long as you get your sense of justice? Because I certainly don't.

[@hotteoki4498]

It took them that long to put it together? As soon as you said what she was strangled with and Cheyenne posted their selfie, I was like, "the belt, it's the belt." What were investigators doing...??

[@bababooey2436]

Off topic, but I've been one of your early 20 thousand subscribers and I feel so proud seeing you at 1M! Congrats and thanks for another amazing video!

[@Angel-pn2ck]

Love this new look !!

[@salllu]

moral of this episode is to never hang out with the Garbage you will end up in big trouble or even dead

[@tigre-lilixo2542]

Hi Adrian I'm an Aussie and we've just had a case where, a tv presenter has been killed by a police officer. Could you please do something on that

[@MiesDutch]

The beard and moustace look good on you!! Welcome back in the coffeehouse shop! I like both your type of content 😊

[@sapphire1641]

Me looking at Adrian like "is that a beard filter!?" Look at youu🔥🔥

[@tejmason4310]

Does anyone else skip through the sponsorship part? 😂

[@Sniperboy5551]

Who doesn’t?

[@suhtangwong]

That's messed up, sponsorship is the reason coffee house can afford to give us amazing quality, it's not their job but getting helps too. That being said, I skipped too... But only because I was in a rush.

[@kvetcherkit]

I usually don't but only because I often listen at work and my hands are dirty so I don't wanna walk over to touch my phone to skip 😂

[@toddcarney9140]

lol yea

[@toddcarney9140]

@@suhtangwongwtf Bro lol

[@PeaceTheGypsy]

It's always these Canada cases where the people literally get away with murder. It's infuriating 😠

[@GriffinCologne]

They had the murder weapon, the suspect, and a photo of the suspect WEARING the murder weapon, but it took them 2 years to put the pieces together and test the belt for her DNA? Good grief, this police department isn’t exactly on top of their game.

[@globalado2593]

It was because of her parents background and her own history that they didn't try harder. Must have been a cop new to town that noticed the belt, and did his job.

[@bm-ww8kb]

@@globalado2593 because of whos parents?

[@elllekelly2215]

21 years old × has a wrap sheet a mile Long 50 + charges .. Do your homework..Be Safe × choose your Friends wisely... She was an Absolute Horrible Influence on her... This is a Sad , Heartbreaking Case... It took 2 years? She sent everyone on a wild goose chase? Thank you for Reporting in 🇨🇦 I live in White Rock BC Canada 🇨🇦 ... Prayers and to Brittany's Family × Friends! 🙏 ❤ Clearly 7 years is not Justice ⚖...

[@dareofontaine8903]

You are I must say are a very fine storyteller. Your details are smart, accurate, articulate and straightforward. Keep up the work that you do in your reporting crimes and true stories well done young man well done..!

[@MarleneTrujillo-uc8bj]

Sounds like Cheyanne was very jealous of Brittney

[@leccybadger]

So the Police decided not to test the belt for DNA in the first instance? Epic fail 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@annegrey3780]

I didn't know about Cheyenne's past. That is all so tragic. While it doesn't excuses what she did (as (speaking as a Canadian myself) there are literally thousands of kids like her who have inherited the trauma of residential schools and mistreatment of First Nations children in foster care), its sadly a horrific and very real part of our reality in this country, and most of them never kill anyone...to act like she didn't have a choice is to ignore the strength of the many, many First Nations people who never do what she did) it's also impossible to not ask if Cheyenne couldn't have lived a much better life and Brittney might not still be alive if Canada had not had the residential schools, or...at the very least, more recently (though residential schools were open till the 1990s...so *very* much so "more recently") had actually done something to help the survivors heal instead of continuing the cycle of trauma.

[@mikeroamsreddeer4858]

Man, it's been a spell since I drove through Saskatchewan. New mountains and everything!

[@michellebaca1024]

Great channel! Such interesting cases!

[@tpot7346]

It took them 2 years to test the belt for DNA ????

[@Anonymous_starrrr]

Facial hair suit you well 😀

[@zombiechicken7114]

The treatment of indigenous peoples and stripping of their cultural identity by settlers is truly awful and has had terrible consequences throughout the generations. But there is no excuse for turning against a kind good friend no matter how bad your childhood.

[@sabrinasokal]

Lol the settlers. It was the gov and the catholic church. My gigi was too busy farming and trying to survive the winter without the luxuries we have today, to worry about canadian politics.

[@mariawilson2595]

Adrian ! you dont need digital upgrade ! your lovely as you are ... loving the shirt !

[@emma-511]

Another great video, thank you!

[@englishdata]

Canadian law is a joke.

[@charmainefourie1265]

Looking good Adrian! Thanks for your content 🌻🙏🌻

[@ziwestan1990]

I appreciate your travels and hope you had a great time - I am very happy to see the usual format back in use 🖤. Thank you for the content!

[@BFluffy13]

That is so weird seeing a photo at @18:03 and realizing that is some place you lived lol and it's not in Sask. It's in Ontario.

[@zact4289]

I heard your voice and hit like! ❤ love your videos and your voice is so soothing young man 😊

[@joannabosededixon3734]

I am a mother of a 34 year old black man. I am so TIRED of murderers using black men as soft targets. It is the second crime story this past two weeks where these horrible women tried to pin the crime they committed on black men! There are murderers in every race.