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@tamraI310 ай бұрын
Yay!!! I finally got to catch a new one at the beginning. Super stoked!!!
@tamraI310 ай бұрын
Oh! And I definitely signed up for your coffee! Congratulations!!! Can't wait to see what kinda coffee you like! I love it strong and bold!
@KarlyNicole10 ай бұрын
Congratulations!! 🎉 You deserve ALL the success you have worked so hard for. Look forward to trying your coffee. Thanks for all you do. 🧡🖤🧡
@poffisoncrack321410 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your great videos! ❤
@myxed21UP10 ай бұрын
thank you, I love your channel..
@mghorvath7910 ай бұрын
Imagine being locked into an airtight metal casket to suffocate. What an awful death. That poor girl 😟
@kaoshi_kutie9 ай бұрын
Yes 😢
@dodgyyoutuber956010 ай бұрын
Man the first girlfriend getting raped but not recognising the man is one of my fears. I never look people in the eye and I’m awful at remembering what people look like unless it’s a movie. I don’t understand how people can do police sketches.
@jeanneann354510 ай бұрын
Me too. I can never understand people who recognize people with just one glance and remember them for days or even months. I took days if not a month of continuously seeing the same person to recognize them. Luckily i recognise voice and remenber them pretty easily too. Although i couldn't remember face i do remember their voice and recognise them if they talk to me.
@LS-gy9bq10 ай бұрын
You never look people in the eye 🤔🤔🤔 Why not??
@familyof105210 ай бұрын
@@jeanneann3545there is such a thing as face blindness. My mom can never pick someone out of a crowd can’t remember what someone looks like unless she has met them MULTIPLE times. There are some online tests that can tell you if you might have it. I don’t have that but I was held at gun point once and afterwards it was like everything had moved in slow motion when I thought back to it. I could remember his tattoos, eyes, eyebrows and everything so you might be surprised what you remember during a traumatic event. It usually goes one extreme or the other. You remember every detail or nothing at all. If you can consciously tell yourself to look for details it helps a lot
@shachede682810 ай бұрын
It’s not about recognizing everyone, it’s about recognizing an event that sticks out. If it’s a traumatic event in most cases you will remember. You Will remember almost everything about that day in great details. If it’s just a normal day and no one stands out you won’t remember them.
@pam19010 ай бұрын
Police sketches ikr. I’ve said that of myself. And they’d better not ask me what someone is wearing.
@danielledevilliers897110 ай бұрын
I love how you cover stories from all over the globe. I'm from South Africa, and when you covered the Thabo Bester case I was so surprised. Keep up the good work Adrian!
@PetloverTN10 ай бұрын
Please cover crimes from Hungary …. French student’s “mysterious” death in Budapest (Ophélie Bretnacher )
@janetmoyo834110 ай бұрын
Tha was beautifully covered...
@mahlohonololebuso7417 ай бұрын
Another South African here🇿🇦🇿🇦
@monicawelsh1673 ай бұрын
@@PetloverTN😅😅😅
@orionxtc11192 ай бұрын
R@pes and murder are at epidemic proportions in SA
@silvervaporiser10 ай бұрын
Adrian!!!!! massive congrats on your new coffee brand. It looks so great!! Just wanted to say good luck with everything and thanks for posting content so regularly, the amount of time and effort you put into the channel is appreciated by all of us xx
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!!
@eroguro478510 ай бұрын
@Yintangtangandchipsplease you.. you do know WHY a small business or youtuber's merch/stock is so expensive.. right.. why things like art and music commissions cost what they do... right..? adrian isnt a multi billion dollar company owner, and he cannot afford to mass produce his coffee or cut corners to make it cheaper. it costs him money to make it, have someone produce it for him, and whoever does produce it charges him fees outside of the production fee. also, its likely that a cut of the money paid for his coffee is taken from whatever website his hosting his site. ofcourse his coffee is going to cost more than the $8 stuff you buy at the store. he also just loves coffee and has a passion for it, and he wants to make the best coffee he can both for us and because he wants to do it right.
@Julia-uh4li10 ай бұрын
@@YintangtangandchipspleaseMany in the True Crime community have launched the sale of coffees with their channels logos on it. They are all more expensive than what you'd be paying at a normal supermarket but more inclined with stores such as Whole Foods or Trader Joe's. It's normal. Also, I believe it's just a blend that is available to all the channels. Although the buyers can pick the type of blend or blends such as mild, dark or rich. I know Stephanie Harlow sells it as well and by the feedback I've read, it's really quite a good quality. It's a novelty sort of item and if I had the extra disposable income, I would definately buy it, just for fun. Please don't knock the channels that sell it. It's a decent way to add to ones revenue stream.
@Julia-uh4li10 ай бұрын
@@YintangtangandchipspleaseMany in the True Crime community have launched the sale of coffees with their channels logos on it. They are all more expensive than what you'd be paying at stores like Whole Foods or Trader Joe's. It's normal. Also, I believe it's just a blend that is available to all the channels. Stephanie Harlow sells it as well and by the feedback I've read, it's really good. It's a novelty sort of item and if I had the extra disposable income, I would definately buy it. Just for fun. Please don't knock the channels rhat sell it. It's a decent way to add to ones revenue stream.
@eroguro478510 ай бұрын
so it looks like this person ONLY comments about how expensive his coffee is, calls it extreme and makes it seem like hes over charging. "its too expensive for normal people" GREAT. then its not you for. i cant afford it, but i do what i can to support him in other ways. watching his videos is free and gives him revenue. once again, individuals/artists/small business prices are higher because they arent billionaires. he cant afford to sell for less, but that doesnt mean he cant do something fun like this. its not his fault or his problem that you and other "normal people" such as i, cant afford it. get over yourself
@Fallon.3410 ай бұрын
This was a good one! Listened to it on my way to work. I can’t believe the mom took her daughter and just left him there on his own at 4 years old. Curious how he raised himself since it was said that he was seen wandering the streets on his own after his mom left him. Did no one step in to help him? Based on his family’s history (especially his dad) and the fact that he was abandoned at such a young & impressionable age, it’s no surprise he turned out the way he did. He was set up for failure.
@markmike793310 ай бұрын
he SAID relatives raised him
@kindbearbrown192610 ай бұрын
In many Asian families, they value boys more than girls, boys are treasure of family. I think the mother had no choice, had to left the son so the dad's family would help her with money and pull some strings to able to fled.
@MizzKillercult10 ай бұрын
He literally said the family raised him 😂
@Fallon.3410 ай бұрын
@@MizzKillercult I heard him say distant relatives, but said not much was known about his upbringing and that he was often seen wandering the streets all alone which tells me they weren’t very involved in raising him, if at all.
@dodgyyoutuber956010 ай бұрын
@@Fallon.34It’s heartbreaking. Of course I don’t feel sorry for him as an adult, but as a child…
@debramenta720710 ай бұрын
I think he is undoubtedly a serial killer. So many bones! Quite chilling indeed. His mother abandoning him alone only added to his mental illness. So sad and horrific. Great video, as always. Thank you❣
@whippersnapper838710 ай бұрын
You think, ? He literally did it there’s no doubt
@pooddescrewch871810 ай бұрын
Maybe his mental illness motivated her to abandon him ?
@matthewgordonpettipas677310 ай бұрын
@@pooddescrewch8718 He was four years old, even if his mental illness did show itself then, she was his mother and had a responsibility for him. But considering how she covered up her pig of a husband's murder of an innocent child, she was no better than him or her son.
@pooddescrewch871810 ай бұрын
@@matthewgordonpettipas6773 ok , man .
@UndercoverMZ9 ай бұрын
Is there a chance his father did some of the killing as well?
@jeanny420410 ай бұрын
the thing I get repeatedly from watching True Crime cases is that wrong parenting could be a death sentence to someone else.. people could argue that no matter how good they parent their children, they could be bad anyways, but its just another proof that if good parenting can still "produce" bad kids, how far worse could the result of bad parenting can be? 🤯🤯
@DingoNovember9 ай бұрын
Mostly of people here in Thailand usually have the idea of having kids so kids will take care of them when they grow old, place too many expectations on their kids and think that children are always in debt to their parents or some sort. You know, Asian parents thing. But it is less and less for younger generations. Me myself is also a product of Asian parents. I won’t say “bad parenting” for they did give me many things that most people never get but they also deprived me of many thing that i should had and it is indeed left me traumatized. But you know, life always finds a way.
@86crud4 ай бұрын
Sure, nature vs. nurture. It most certainly leans toward nature in my view because these parents run the gamut between obsessive motherhood to massive neglect. Most simply raised their kids the best way they knew how. I do understand how easily a parent can instill uncontrollable rage in their child, but once they become adults they begin making choices. It’s a puzzle, definitely.
@BriSessions6 ай бұрын
Really like how you put a memorial to the victim at the end of the video, not something you see most true crime youtubers do. Great empathetic touch that shows respect. Love that.
@supme75583 ай бұрын
Cheese
@Susy2473110 ай бұрын
Hi Adrian, I want to let you know that we love your channel, and thank you so much for being part of our lives. You are awesome!
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
Thank you too!!
@anthonyhack116410 ай бұрын
@@CoffeehouseCrimeHey Adrian, I was wondering if you could ever cover the Grant Amato story sometime soon, it's really tragic and I would love to see a well researched video on it.
@ToothlessGentleman10 ай бұрын
@@anthonyhack1164everyone knows about that case
@hellomello2583 ай бұрын
I realize it's a low bar but thank you for correctly pronouncing Thai names, for covering the profession of these women with empathy, and and providing appropriate context for the situation of many of the people in Thailand who often make low incomes.
@allejo803710 ай бұрын
I don't know if you ever covered any cases from Brazil, but I'd love to see your coverage and spreading awareness on some of them, here are some famous ones in case you might be interested: Suzane von Richthofen, who even got a movie made about her and another about her boyfriend's point of view Pedrinho Matador (Pedrinho the Killer), considered the biggest serial killer in Brazil and he was even invited to some podcasts after he had already commited his crimes Lázaro Barbosa de Sousa, a serial killer during the corona pandemic who was chased by the police for 20 days, as if people didn't have enough to deal with already Alexandre Nardoni and Anna Carolina Jatobá, a couple who threw their own child off an apartment window, this case became really famous in 2008 and is still talked about
@janemiettinen517610 ай бұрын
Adrian covers the globe pretty well, Im sure there has been Brazilian cases (in fact, I think one recent one was from Brazil, I might be mistaken). But all your chosen examples sound new to me, and Im old fox in true crime, so I absolutely support you on this.
@letsongakemi10 ай бұрын
He already done a video on the Richthofen case a couple years ago; there are a couple of other cases involving Brazilians here and there as well
@leelunk823510 ай бұрын
ALLEJO HE DONT NEED UR HELP YO
@jeanny420410 ай бұрын
yooo that pedrinho one peaked my interest... how is he a criminal and still gets airtime?? 😮😮😮
@RedWeather200410 ай бұрын
He already made a vid on it
@nazthunder617410 ай бұрын
Been listening to you since discovering your channel randomly. I like how you present stories that are not featured in maintream media and how repecfully you present these stories. I actually watch with my headphones on while doing chores and with coffee sometimes. Just like listening to a friend tell a story over coffee. I appreciate your work.
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! ☕️
@goldensus777810 ай бұрын
It's honestly so disturbing to hear that he just killed her because he want to own her and not to mention even throw her body into the water near his house 😮
@nlwilson489210 ай бұрын
This is the reason most women are murdered.
@warmbloodydew10 ай бұрын
I’m from Thailand. He didn’t wanna own them, he just wanted to torture them. The family was super rich and believed money buy everything. (His father killed a girl just because she did a small mistake in his store)
@pam19010 ай бұрын
@@warmbloodydewdang. That’s brutal fr. Thanks.
@user-ym3xf6xp4c9 ай бұрын
Don't believe he thought there was air in the casket. Bull...t. he looks like a Buddhist monk gone way wrong😮
@harugii10 ай бұрын
Hey Adrian, I want to say thank you for covering this kinds of cases that can help spread awareness! I'm rooting for you and your channel.
@amberg413110 ай бұрын
Gotta love Adrians own context for the meth mixed with caffeine “Those drugs for sure would fuck you up.”😅😂❤
@calvinamering704210 ай бұрын
Great vid as always! Just wanted to thank you, your channel has gotten my wife and I through some tough times- glad you’re thriving you deserve it 😊
@FrailSerenity10 ай бұрын
Nothing like Adrian and a true crime story to make a rainy Thursday so much better ❤️
@PHDwLynAli10 ай бұрын
❤ facts ❤
@missayamac10 ай бұрын
I love how you describe the places you cover despite the tragedies of murders taking place in those areas. Because of that, it does not prevent me from exploring the ones that catch my attention the most, such as this country, Thailand. Though I've been there before, I didn't really get to enjoy it much cos of a big typhoon at the time. Thank you for your efforts, Adrian! And, yes, that plain, denim shirt looks great on you--matches your eyes! 🎉🎉🎉
@devilred1810 ай бұрын
Hey Adrian. Was wondering if you would cover the likes of the scissor sisters case in Ireland? Really messed up case.
@Swellington_10 ай бұрын
The “scissor sisters”? They sound horrific,I’m gonna have to look em up
@kwabocha276810 ай бұрын
Yeah and that one in Tallaght last year
@dangishka10 ай бұрын
ooh yes the scissor sisters!😢 I once lived near that place in Dublin...
@hiimhorse237510 ай бұрын
You've gotta mail him the case
@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj10 ай бұрын
Which case is that?
@sarahhyatt384010 ай бұрын
Your content just keeps getting better and better! Thanks for your hard work!! 😊
@mssramsunker482010 ай бұрын
What a tragic story! RIP to those unknown victims. Love your channel, Adrian. Best wishes from South Africa!
@andrews695210 ай бұрын
Hey Adrian, a couple of cases from my childhood in Toronto Canada. Holly Jones and Cecilia Zhang. Both separate cases but were abducted and murdered as children. Scared me as I was their age. Also Jennifer Pan who got a hit man to murder her parents for being too strict. Love the channel!
@nataliagoncalves529010 ай бұрын
Don’t forget about the bathtub sisters!!
@berja389510 ай бұрын
@andrew6952 I remember the Jennifer Pan case as well. All the lies she told....
@amylynn788110 ай бұрын
Props to you Adrian for your pronunciation of some of the names in this podcast! I would struggle! You always do such an amazing job!
@tigergumby10 ай бұрын
This was great! Oh my gosh, you have to cover the story of Ward Weaver III out of Oregon. He killed Ashley and Miranda, two teenage girls. The kicker is that his father, Ward Weaver Jr was a serial killer and his son, Francis Paul Weaver, shot someone to death. Terrible family.
@DirtyDancer_DB10 ай бұрын
Thanks Adrian! I'm so happy that your channel is thriving. Great work
@waterbitten10 ай бұрын
Cases like this make your channel so unique. RIP to these poor women/people found in that water.
@mattmontgomery899910 ай бұрын
I live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We have some of the biggest Alligator gar in the world in this state on the Red River. They don’t eat people, bro. They don’t attack people. They eat other fish. I’ve never once heard of an alligator gar attack. Love your videos, Adrian!
@diva.roseee10 ай бұрын
😂
@sdqsdq62749 ай бұрын
nonsense , predatory fish eat anything when they are hungry , have you even watch river monsters
@herelieskittythomas37267 ай бұрын
If a body is floating around, gar will eat anything they can pull off. I haven't watched the video yet, but even turtles eat people.
@sandrac378910 ай бұрын
Love the 'international ' cases. I'm an avid crime watcher, CI and ID to name a couple but a lot of what they are posting are re hashed. It's great to see you and Mike covering cases I've yet come across. Thanks for your superb efforts in keeping us crime fanatics entertained. I don't drink coffee but if I did I'd definitely give yours a try 😊 Good luck with your sales and Thanks for the uploads ❤❤
@kemikemi10 ай бұрын
THOUGHTFULNESS! comes across in how you tell of horrifying ordeals. You are kind in delivering and sympathetic to the victims. At the end of each episode, you wish the victims eternal peaceful rest. So many doing this niche on YT lack these qualities. I want to THANK YOU! Adrian For being different and better than the rest.
@iclark240010 ай бұрын
Apichai may as well join the list of ghosts in the property, because he is essentially as good as dead 😢 yes I think he’s a twisted serial killer and controlling person. In memory of all his victims 🙏🏻 congrats on your new coffee brand Adrian, this was an interesting true crime case too! 🇹🇭☕️
@aphichayav10 ай бұрын
Hello from Thailand Adrian! Thanks for covering a case from my country. You pronounced Thai names very well. Great video as always!
@noooooooel10 ай бұрын
I'm Thai and I haven't even heard of this! You are great. Love your channel. And congrats to your coffee brand!! 😊
@NNNN-rt5ww10 ай бұрын
I knew it was going to be a Thai case from the picture of the polices at the start (I'm Thai myself). Also, I would like to say I really appreciate your sensitivity to our culture with names and nickname ("affectionately called as"). You did amazing at covering the case and pronouncing their names.
@benweth10 ай бұрын
If I ever met you in real life I'd shake your hand, your a good story seller and a proper bro. Cheers for the content and good luck with the coffee venture!
@aledaalvien915410 ай бұрын
Hey Adrian I wanted to say I look forward to your videos every week. This morning has been hard and I’m happy to see you post
@MushRoomC4H6N2O210 ай бұрын
I’m anxiously waiting for your videos to upload every time. Such an amazing storyteller with utter respect on the victims and their families.
@jazmynlane10 ай бұрын
Hi Adrian! Just wanted to say keep up the good work. You're my favorite true crime channel. You do a fantastic job of setting the scene and focusing on the victim. Okay, I gotta go put in an order for your coffee now, super excited to try it.
@SirMord10 ай бұрын
Hey Adrian , I'm gonna watch/listen to this later tonight at work but since I know you check comments when you post a video I wanted to say thanks for all the countless vids you've been creating it really helps pass the time at night when I'm doing detail at my job. Oh and congrats on the new sponsor you really deserve all of it!
@PHDwLynAli10 ай бұрын
I'm working on my Ph.D., and Adrian's voice gets me through hours of research. I'm always looking for a video I haven't watched yet, but I think I've watched them all. ❤ As someone who has lost a loved one to murder, I find it healing to know that people are out there sharing the stories of the victims. ❤
@purplerain231410 ай бұрын
Adrian has the perfect voice, soothing and not too deep. Wishing you success with your PhD and hope life treats you well. So sorry to hear of your loved one's demise.
@nadinejackson374010 ай бұрын
I'm a Canadian, and I have a home in Thailand with my husband who is thai. Thailand is very safe to travel to. One of the safest counties to travel to actually. Beware of overcharging and other ripoffs like that, and use common sense, but you're pretty safe there 😊 As for the case, I can't believe I never heard of it! Especially because Thai police make the suspect reenact their crime, so it's always a big spectacle on the news. Very tragic case on so many levels...... Sawasdee ka
@DingoNovember9 ай бұрын
Hi! I’m from Thailand and i’m a cop. For me, Thailand is safe if you know how and what to do. I was born and raised in the big city in lower southern but now i’m working in the small town in the rural southern border so life here is quite different to my hometown, not better or worse just different. That crime reenacting thing might seems quite ridiculous but it is part of convicted confession. I don’t know is there any country do it like this. I always wanted to get away from this country, got a chance many times but for some reasons i’m struck here
@nadinejackson37409 ай бұрын
@@DingoNovember that's very interesting! I actually think it's good that they make criminals reenact their crimes...... There are pros and cons to living and working in Thailand, just as any country. I'm sorry you feel stuck there. Good luck to you. Chok dee 😊
@DingoNovember9 ай бұрын
@@nadinejackson3740 one of the biggest con i see is the convicted almost always got stomped by the crowds and authority is so underman and don’t have enough officer to stop it from happening. But i never experienced it myself though for i’m in the rural area. Life here is quite mundane. Only thing that is different here is terrorism so we have to constantly be aware of IED.
@DingoNovember9 ай бұрын
@@nadinejackson3740 and may i ask? By marrying Thai citizen, do you get Thai citizenship? And does your husband get Canadian citizenship? Nice talking to you, really appreciate your comment. Thank you
@torrymichalski164210 ай бұрын
I NEVER MAKE IT IN THE FIRST HOUR. HI Adrian! You and Nero make every upload day a little better! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication !
@kaiserk9110 ай бұрын
The way you present your cases are always informative and well put together. I always look forward to your uploads. Good luck with your company, also. Keep up the good work.
@PHDwLynAli10 ай бұрын
Agreed! Always ❤
@Itsjustjenco10 ай бұрын
Love your international take on true crime. Please do more 🙏
@einienj328110 ай бұрын
With some people you only need one glance to tell you something is wrong with them.. dead eyes. The entire family sounds like creeps.. Murderer father, coconspirator mother..Thank You, Adrian 💜☕☀️
@user-yk9sk7pg6v2 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the work on your channel, Adrian.
@robinputnam256910 ай бұрын
Absolutely gruesome how sick he was, but the place he lived was very scary when you know what the family was like, totally think he was/could be a serial killer, thanks for the different countries you post, Great research!
@baheerabvlogs718810 ай бұрын
hi Adrian, much love from the Philippines. Was here when u started, it helped me so much during lock downs.. I hope u continue to share more stories in the future. It's strange but I do use ur stories to put my brain to sleep, your voice is just simply relaxing. You were born for this. thank you so much.. more power! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
@Rinace1310 ай бұрын
Adrian! ☕️🥰 I got my coffee order last week and I'm seriously in love with the coffee! Very aromatic, rich flavor and definitely a great caffeine dose in each cup! I will be a repeat customer 😅😊 10/10 recommend! And as always thank you for bringing another informative video of such tragic cases from overseas!
@cdes177610 ай бұрын
Finally, some coffee-tasting feedback!
@VunjasAznavur10 ай бұрын
Hi Adrian! Thank you for another great video. I hope you will soon cover the mass shooting case from Belgrade elementary school from May this year... It is shocking and messed up case that left the whole Serbia shocked and speechless, and it is still not completely resolved, as we are all waiting for the trial
@connormacleod817010 ай бұрын
Thanks for yet another well-presented video Adrian. Keep up the great work. Also, well done on the grand opening of Classified Coffee - a fantastic addition to your brand.
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
Thank you so much!
@KarlyNicole10 ай бұрын
Very fitting and definitely love the brand name.🧡
@connormacleod817010 ай бұрын
@@CoffeehouseCrime You're very welcome. You obviously work hard to keep us minions entertained.
@klick_954210 ай бұрын
I always love the fact that you are always being considerate towards old and new audiences. ❤
@annagereaux235210 ай бұрын
Adrian! You are one of my absolute favorite story tellers! I would love to see you cover the case of Tammy Haas, from Yankton, South Dakota. CCH has never come to the Mount Rushmore State! Keep up the great work! *ALSO, Stephen Falkenberg, from Yankton murdered and dismembered a woman*
@WhiteBird110 ай бұрын
Hello Adrian, congrats on the coffee brand. I was wondering, how long does it take to create an episode from start to finish? How are you dealing with fake information about the cases?
@LadyAngela67810 ай бұрын
@@Yintangtangandchipsplease You?
@weekdaycycling10 ай бұрын
I almost forgot about this case. There aren't many cases involving serial killers in Thailand. The most famous serial killer in Thai history occurred in 1919 during World War I.
@ptwnbratche10 ай бұрын
Thanks for these great productions, handsome coffee man ! Always insightful and informative.
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
My pleasure!
@kddicks511510 ай бұрын
It’s always good to see Adrian sporting something other than plaid!😊❤
@davidcook823010 ай бұрын
Spent 15 years in Bangkok. The SW is not behind closed doors until they get to the hotel. That said, aside from a few areas, I generally felt far safer in Bangkok than my current US city nowadays. Aside from park entry fees, speaking some Thai gets you past the two tier prices that tourists occasionally face. Most tourist scams are very easy to avoid with minimal street smarts.
@szm432710 ай бұрын
Except for the recent Siam Paragon shooting.
@davidcook823010 ай бұрын
@@szm4327How about the 16 people shot dead in small-town Maine yesterday? Update: 18 dead now...565 mass shootings in US at the moment for 2023.
@toniesj1110 ай бұрын
I feel bad for all the other bodies found. Like seriously if his parents are like that I am not surprised. Weird though that he can only be convicted for 1 identifiable body? So no missing reports for the others.
@sarasalah513110 ай бұрын
You never fail to amaze us, congratulations on your new coffee brand I can’t wait to try it while watching your amazing videos
@ScarletWitch59710 ай бұрын
Hey, Adrian! Wondering if you can cover more Asian cases, like cases from the Philippines? Would love to hear your thoughts on some old cases, too! 😊
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
I'd love to cover more cases from SE Asia! Have a couple in the works, and I feel like the Philippenes is one to look at soon too :)
@ScarletWitch59710 ай бұрын
@@CoffeehouseCrime Looking forward to those! Thank you!
@cdes177610 ай бұрын
@@CoffeehouseCrime Thanks for covering that area of the world. North America is not the only continent! It's clear how much you love Asia - personal anecdotes make the stories more real to us. The vast majority of the news never makes it to the west. And your pronunciations are joy to the ears!
@janeparrenas709710 ай бұрын
I’ve looking forward too. Been commenting on his videos about some cases in the philippines. I’m so happy that he replied to you ❤
@scottyerkes186710 ай бұрын
Thanks Adrian for presenting this strange case. I've deleted my opinion due to excessive criticism of my opinions and thoughts.
@amberg413110 ай бұрын
Plus addiction is genetic too. My grandparents beat it, my mom had cirossis of the liver from her drinking. My dads dad was a drinker but grandma never did. My grandparents smoked , dads dad did too. But not grandma. I never got into smoking, one sis does. I got into pills and other things but dang were that hard to kick. Once you fully see the conditioning the film and music industry did for alcohol and drugs the same way they did for tobacco and smoking, you can fully realize the mind control and consumerism and commercialism that happens within the media. They try to entice you to take a drink, you see the actions of Drinking during grieving, stress, anger you hear it in music talking about partying or dancing in the club. We are all subjected to these subliminal messages we are slaves to it. If you see it as mind control, you have a chance. But even when I try and tell people, I'm deemed insane. If you think what motive do theyhave to convince you to drink.. Think. It could be to get money from the insurance companies for these pharmaceutical companies. It could be that a lot of crime occurs from alcohol thereby profiting the city or local government even the state with fines, court fees, jail and prisons systems that are in fact for profit. It's the leading cause of accidents on the road, or in public. It causes a lot of marriages to end, leading to more income for lawyers and states where they have to process your paperwork, making the clogs of the machine continue to spin.. Pumping money into the state. Think of it as a harm reduction. Something is so dangerous and bad, that causes cancer and health issues like smoking or tobacco yet it's still legal. Why? Prohibition lead rise to mafia and cartel true. But the mafia and cartels actually did America a favor to win the war way back when Americans couldn't get their ships to the soldiers in enemy territory. We had to make a deal with them, makes you wonder how many big wigs still benefit from this deal. Payoffs or whatnot. The drugs could easily be stopped if they imposed on some rights of privacy. If they listened to all phone calls, illegal search and seizures. But if your dealing with national security, you'd say people like that don't deserve rights who bring drugs into kill people. The system benefits those at the top. The can change the laws to suit them because they have the right people in their pocket. The small fry never wins. They have ALL the control. I say they meaning the ones who have everyone on their side, while they let us think this is against demicrat and republican. They keep us separate fighting amongst ourselves to not see the bigger picture. And just when we get some clarity or a slightly better position, things change or something entirely different comes up and sidelines this argument. Wether it be a school shooting, or country war. It's always their m.o. 😅 I'll stop my Rant
@bobbyz414CML10 ай бұрын
Plz stop.nobody is going to read that novel. Its the comment section,not write a book section..
@PhreakyGimp10 ай бұрын
@@bobbyz414CMLnovel? It's less than 40 words. Are you a toddler or do you just have the reading ability and attention span of one? Troglodyte
@KimVerhaaff10 ай бұрын
@@bobbyz414CML😂😂😂 you call this a novel? Are you new to KZbin comments?
@scottyerkes186710 ай бұрын
@@bobbyz414CML I guess Amber doesn't realize it's a comment section not a novel writing section
@6adget10 ай бұрын
The worst part about this video is that it had to end. I look forward to all of your content. Thank you.
@becauseitsjoyinafrica10 ай бұрын
Hello Adrian, congratulations on your coffee brand. You deserve all the success. May your coffee be bought far and worldwide 🌐. Love from South Africa.
@mjh810810 ай бұрын
Thank you for spreading awareness, don’t trust easily . Be careful
@JoFlo8910 ай бұрын
Hope everyone is having a lovely day And stay safe out there guys ☺️ Thank you for the all your hard work Adrian I wait for every upload
@lasvegaspoolguy15610 ай бұрын
Got my Classified Coffee! Had it since Friday, already almost gone! Guess I’ll be buying more. It is really good!
@LillianStaats-vn5ff10 ай бұрын
I'm just so chuffed for you. Adrian! Your pride and happiness for your new coffee shines on your face! Never-mind 3:03 your brilliant work and all the effort you put into your videos, it's truly a great treat to listen to your videos! Thank you and HUGE CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS!!!❤😊
@JamieReynolds8910 ай бұрын
you do realise he didn’t film 3:03 or any other scenery for that matter?
@TMFC_Rage10 ай бұрын
I've been watching your videos for a while now, and I can not find anyone I would prefer to watch that makes me want to come back..! Congratulations on the classified launch.!! 🎉 ☕️
@Bluechimpvr10 ай бұрын
I'm early!! Love your content Adrian. I was hoping you might cover a case from here in Montana. I never hear stuff from here. There was a child murderer named Nathaniel Bar-Jonah who was suspected to be a cannibal. I've never heard anyone cover him!
@cw460810 ай бұрын
How are you liking the snowfall we got in the last couple of days?
@janemiettinen517610 ай бұрын
His recipe book is something else.. and those coded scribbles. Ive seen documentaries about him, his personality seemed to shift depending on the interviewer, from remorseful to belligerent and oh so innocent. Im sure we know only part of his crimes, even dr Stone (famous forensic psychiatrist) got willies from talking with him and he has seen the worst. NBJ also always looked like he just woke up from the trash, unusually unkempt dude.
@haels10 ай бұрын
I love the subtle change in the background- the classified filter, the mug and the coffee grounds bag!
@donnariahi297510 ай бұрын
A truly distressing story. I am sure that the desertion of him by his parents did some to warp him. He definitely has the potential of being a serial killer. He is where he should be though. I am just grateful he didn’t reproduce.
@crystalwilson346610 ай бұрын
You cover a lot of cases I haven't seen or heard of. You do an amazing job. Thank you.
@justlikehoney185910 ай бұрын
I can’t wait to try Classified Coffee!! Thanks for a great story today, never heard of this one. You do such a great job, and I’m so proud of you as someone who subbed early on. Congrats Adrian!!
@Devilsplayground197510 ай бұрын
I do love to enjoy my coffee while watching your crime stories. I even tried the japanese ice coffee recipe and it was very tasty!! Thank you so much! ☕️
@AuditClerk10 ай бұрын
Life in the Bangkok Hilton? He would be wishing for the death penalty. Amazing narration as always, Adrian - not to mention your flawless research! Thank you & love from Hong Kong!
@lynleybourke65710 ай бұрын
Great coverage of this story Adrian! Nice job pronouncing all of those tough names. I really enjoy listening to you.
@lindanicola10 ай бұрын
Sad stories, but lovely narrating. Thank you
@tamraI310 ай бұрын
I finally got to catch a new episode and maybe reach you!!! I adore watching you!!! Your my favorite crime personality ever!!! Hello from Pennsylvania, USA!!!
@CoffeehouseCrime10 ай бұрын
You did! Thank you so much! ❤️☕
@danielelindsey221310 ай бұрын
Something must be wrong with me. I often feel sympathy for criminals. Especially ones that had loveless childhoods. I believe that in many cases, love would have made a difference.
@sakurakiyori10 ай бұрын
It's a perfectly natural response, to be sad for the what could have been, had things been better! Still important to not let the 'coulds' overshadows the 'dids'.
@lsabellepissa1274Ай бұрын
Thank You so much Mr.Handsome guy❤. Really appreciate it. The whole story was full of lessons to learn.
@ZzrzZ201210 ай бұрын
Sadly his upbringing and early life is a factor in his actions, I feel that children in these situations should get extra care and attention, not being left alone to their own devices. This could have been prevented. My heart goes out to all the victims named and unnamed 😢
@pattyhall668610 ай бұрын
Good Morning Adrian and Thanks for another great story. It was a pleasant surprise this morning 😊☕
@BeautyfulMess10 ай бұрын
Hello Adrain, there’s a coffee mug I saw in one episode and really loved but I can’t remember which one. It wasn’t your usual mug and it was more like glass and somewhat dark. I’m just gonna have to rewatch the episodes and figure cause I would really love to get it.
@audrahartman421210 ай бұрын
Adrian your thoughtful and compassionate telling of these horrible crimes are truly a testament to what kind of man you are! Much love and respect to you and yours! 🫶🏻🙏💪
@sodapopcurtis739610 ай бұрын
more Thailand cases please...love these
@SpeakUrMindShareUrWords10 ай бұрын
Adrian excellent video. I have never heard this case on any other YT crime channel. Absolutely gruesome and so sad for all of the families left behind in this Psychopaths path!! ⭐️Blue denim really brings out the color in your eyes!! Absolutely Gorgeous! Will there be a Nero Blend of coffee soon?? Jus asking’
@meeks301110 ай бұрын
Keep the great videos coming!❤
@Always_MommaD10 ай бұрын
Congrats on your very own coffee product! 🎉 How cool is that??!! There is an interesting case happening here in the small town of Mariposa, in the backyard of Yosemite. Wendy Pullins, who was reported missing in June of 2022. They have recently identified a “person of interest” in the case. I feel so bad for her family and friends. She seemed to be a lovely, caring grandmother whose disappearance made a huge impact on her family. The family had lost a son just before she disappeared. May she rest in peace.
@roberthiltz274110 ай бұрын
Although I have lived in big cities such as London in the past, the country boy within gets anxious when I hear about the high population density filled with drugs and sex working in such a massive city as Bankok
@Noctessa10 ай бұрын
Can't wait to try your coffee! I love how you cover stories world wide!
@TenFalconsMusic10 ай бұрын
My father once caught an alligator gar and the only way ro describe is: Nightmare Fuel.
@WynneL10 ай бұрын
Thank you for always showing us the victims, never just the perpetrators. A lot of channels could learn from Coffeehouse Crime.
@Pattralu10 ай бұрын
As a Thai myself, this case really blew up the media back then. I find this case really interesting from his upbringing to his odd behavior. He lives alone all by himself most of his life because his parents abandoned him since his was young. his aunt only come to drop him food and that's all she does for him. He wanted someone to be with since he has no friends nor family,,, basically nobody to look up to and he thought drugs is the only way out. The netizen blamed his parents for leaving him behind though. Because of his father's murder case, few decades ago, his mom took his sister and moved to the US but left him behind ALONE for what reason I don't know. He has a black snake statue that he worshiped in his backyard as well. He'd beg the girl not to leave him and he'd become very furious if any of them try to escape. He'd lock them in a casket just so they won't be able to leave.
@StefanMedici10 ай бұрын
Sounds like the statue was of a Naga.
@nekorei202310 ай бұрын
Kinda f up tho, it's sad abt his childhood but what he did is still wrong. Anyways I want to see the cases of Tangmo Nida & Baby Rose (น้องชมพู่)
@taeyawesome10 ай бұрын
So glad you’ve covered this case. I’m from Thailand and never even heard of this ! Appreciate your work Adrian 😊
@KitsuyuutsuR10 ай бұрын
I have mixed emotions about this one… He’s certainly a serial killer, of that I have no doubt. Even without the killings, he was an abusive monster of the worst kind, possessive, violent… And it does seem he took after his father in that department, being violent and eventually turning to murder, thinning wealth could get him out of any situation. But… then I stop and think about what you said about his past. He was only 4 when his father was put behind bars (and ultimately killed) and his mother took off with his sister. So what little he knew of his father, he probably didn’t remember much of first hand. However, the neglectful relatives that raised him? That’s a different story… Who lets a child so young run the streets without caring what they’re doing or what company they keep?! And who knows what they told him about his father… Maybe they put it in his head that he’d end up the same way or that not even his mother loved him because she left him behind… So in some ways, you can feel a pang of sympathy for the little boy he was, the one that was abandoned, the one that in all likelihood felt that no one loved him (and was probably told as much), that had a murderer for a father and was probably shunned for it, the boy that was neglected and left to his own devices to roam the streets… How else would you expect him to turn out, really? Do I feel sorry for him as an adult? No. He certainly knows right from wrong. But I can’t help but feel sorry for that little boy that was tossed aside and never given any love. Every child deserves that much.
@marisawu364610 ай бұрын
There’s no justification to murder no matter the past. I can understand why you feel sorry (for the boy he once was) but in the end, we all have a choice. Not all abusive murderers’ children become like their parents. That’s because they chose not to. Despite their traumatic past experiences.
@randilowery966910 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, I believe that environment, as well as genetics, influence how a person develops and eventually turns out... And this man had the deck stacked against him in every respect. It's always good to understand how a person's past has influenced their actions/behaviors and overall personality; however, that's not to say it ever EXCUSES them hurting, abusing, or traumatizing anyone else... Just try to have empathy and compassion whenever assessing scenarios, that's my motto...
@johnharrypareofteste10 ай бұрын
Alligator gar actually pretty chill, only time people get hurt by them is when they are caught while fishing.
@SuzieQtoYou10 ай бұрын
Such a sad outcome for these ladies. I feel sorry for the families that don't get answers. Adrian, I want to congratulate you on having your own brand of coffee. I live in south Louisiana (Cajun country) where toddlers are given what people from NOLA call cafe au lait but in Cajun country, we call it coffee milk. One of my most prized possessions is a 60+ year old hard plastic lavender coffee cup. (It's probably worth only pennies to anyone else but to me it is priceless. When we would visit my Grandparents on Sundays, my grandpa (Poppy) would fix coffee milk for me when I would get there. I went around giving everyone hugs and kisses, then I would sit on his lap and we would rock on this old wooden rocker. My grandparents were share-croppers and extremely poor (financially) but rich in love. They had 12 kids and over 50 grandkids (but I was the only one that he would do this with). He would talk to me in Cajun French, and I would answer in English. I don't know how to speak French.
@dallynutkat325210 ай бұрын
This is a lovely story. Your grandfather sounds wonderful and it's amazing to have such fantastic memories. Thank you for sharing 🌈❤️⭐
@nanaof6babies10 ай бұрын
That's a sweet memory for you❤ I was the youngest of my grandparents grands, loads of them like you. They had 11 kids and Idk how many grands. But he would sit in his recliner, me on his lap and Sandy the 3 legged cat on my lap, where we would all nap. I loved that man SO much❤
@D-me-dream-smp10 ай бұрын
What a wonderful family history and memories you have - thank you for sharing.
@sarahissersohn549510 ай бұрын
You had me at coffee raining from the sky! Yes, please :)
@gemnickygamer16910 ай бұрын
Great video. A note on the alligator gar fish. They don't really attack people. They have thin teeth for eating other fish. People just think they're as dangerous as an alligator because of the name and how scary they look.
@sarahalbers555510 ай бұрын
I first saw them on "River Monsters ". I would not like to be in water with them-ever!
@Haregue10 ай бұрын
Wouldn’t it be wild to find out years later that the host of a KZbin channel focused on murders becomes a murderer? Not banking on it, but anything could happen lol. Keep up the great work Adrian!!
@thisguyagain2410 ай бұрын
If theres anyone you could probably guess is a serial killer just by looking at them its this dude, the thumbnail pic looks like something out of The Grudge.