Forensic Investigators: Le Anh Tuan (Australian Crime) | Crime Documentary | True Crime

[@thehedgehog3327]

people who got caught killing and still smirk at the thought and do not care are just soooo sick, they should never be released back to the public...

[@thenguyen4873]

I actually personally know this actuall case both side on the board and it nothing like what this documentary has made it out to be. Police seem to have forgotten and left out that the lady actually taken 1mill from the dude to transfer yet took it and played at crown.

[@darrylshaw3057]

Great doco. Keep them coming..👏 Life in jail should be life in jail not eligible for parole in 2024. Laws need to be tightened.

[@brukkumani]

When I watch movies, I mostly think that this would never happen in real life. But real life seems to be even worse.

[@kerkersgroove]

It is because no one yells "cut" and "that's a wrap"... No one gets to get back up and clean off their blood.

[@clemgahagamon8999]

Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction my friend

[@mistieblue9]

brukkumani Thx! For your right answer👈🏻feel the same way too!😥

[@sladjanasimic5486]

True. The same is with conspiracy theories. Reality is often worse.

[@samash1704]

Cops screwed up when they got caught at the train station.

[@michelleadams474]

Yes but it wouldn't have mattered because these guys didn't know anything anyhow.

[@jeald0003]

He was already dead. Phuc would have had $400,000 and have killed her son.

[@brooklynsmith3227]

For my man an snapped make me obvious trying to be inspector gadgetr

[@Digitalhunny]

They should have had all of those phones disconnected! Out of order or under repair signs, placed on all of them. Hide sight is 20/20.... looks like, "this year IS hindsight!"🤣🤣🇨🇦

[@dziandziobandzio1618]

exactly

[@susancuello3383]

Wish they all got the death penalty. If the young guy was not kidnapped by those who did it, if all other players didn't do what they did, this young man would be a father, husband and with a strong mother, he would have been a productive citizen.

[@cathycastleton]

This was an excellent series It’s a shame we aussies don’t churn out more quality stuff

[@lburns7952]

This is true. You guys along with the UK put out awesome programs like these. Here in the US unfortunately, there's loud dramatic music with some guy speaking in a overly dramatic way lol !

[@cathycastleton]

elle415 agree for some but must say the late Peter Thomas, the late Harold Dow, bill kurtz, May restore your faith There’s even a narrator on older fbi files who has that calm reassuring voice like peter Thomas

[@lburns7952]

@@cathycastleton Oh hell yeah. I was talking about the lot of cheesier productions. Yes, those men put out some classic work. I'll watch anything Bill Kurtis narrates. He makes pencils shavings sound fascinating :)

[@lesliekendall5668]

When I lived in Hawaii and something like this was to happen, they would announce the license plate numbers on every radio station so every car on the road would be looking for it.

[@ddoz11]

Being a small island that is a great tactic 👍

[@samuelbhagothiparsad1935]

They won't dare do that in S.A. cos civilians are not allowed to stop the police.

[@PurplePinkRed]

That should be law - Every radio in the state

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@samuelbhagothiparsad1935 what and where is s.a. and do you mean civilions aren't allowed to flag down cops?

[@kitedwards8129]

i guess australia is kinda similar to hawaii 😵‍💫

[@paulk1702]

Locations that these Vietnamese folks were operating in: Melbourne, London, Los Angeles and Hong Kong. Yet in their own country, one faced a firing squad. The detective said a guilty plea would've saved his lie and resulted in parole. The youngster who was kidnapped didn't have the luxury of parole. Food for thought.

[@LEARNING-67]

@DonnellOkafor0304 deport to where? No country wants your trash!

[@mornettepotgieter3034]

How quick time goes, this happened 24 years ago. Heartbreaking and horrifying how nothing has changed since then, humanity still hasn't learnt and changed.

[@mpalmer7800]

Animals are better than humans!! Humans cause animals to go extinct and pretty soon humans will also be extinct thanks to humans. Grrreeeed n evil hearts.

[@JoDo777]

Learn the difference between humans and psychopaths

[@JoDo777]

@@mpalmer7800 learn the difference between psychopaths and humans

[@Mac-zl4po]

Asians

[@lifeeasier3462]

@@Mac-zl4po Racist. Crimes are committed by all sorts.

[@nicksmith3746]

The sister was an accomplice. What a biatch.. Great job VIC police. 👍🏻

[@sgcl10658]

The whole family is in it including her son. Neither of them is guilty, the Australian justice system is a joke.

[@lugzj3696]

Yeah. Because the Victorian police have a great history over the past few decades.... lol

[@gregmayoaussie]

​@@lugzj3696Victorian police most corrupt police in Australia

[@tlb796]

I never thought I would of advocated for vigilantism! But I'm coming close. Had this been my son I would be waiting just outside the prison on release date.

[@debbieprokop9401]

There is a 2014 Australian movie called "John Doe Vigilante" starring Jamie Bamber that speaks of the insanity of the mild justice doled out in Australia. The movie is quite violent but it's not gratuitous, as it was earned by the evil acts of human garbage. This is about a man who's sick and tired of that garbage being recycled back into the population to reinfect it again and again. The ending shows how the creator's and director wanted to not only tell a story, but INSPIRE a change. And yeah, I'd be waiting outside the prison on release date, what would happen next I'll keep to myself, but can promise the garbage would be taken to the curb and burned. Most of us don't have butler's, or authority, to do that for us.

[@jw-vx8im]

You may do something but I doubt it would be when he walks out. Bit obvious

[@sgcl10658]

How come the police blew their cover at the train station? Useless cops. They were also blamed for the death of the kidnapped victim.

[@kosan2875]

how were they to blame? the victim was already killed at that point

[@urbanpermie6307]

What a moronic notion...

[@ronintiger]

@@kosan2875well to be fair had he was not killed at that point, he would’ve been right after that. They shouldn’t make any rational decisions like that before knowing the victim’s whereabouts and safety

[@AntoninusPius17]

So I’m allowed to help criminals and play dumb and I will be released? But if successful I will be paid? Proceeds of crime? Part of the story missing. Police involved?

[@julienguyen6009]

Ugh, not a long enough sentence! Remember Matthew De Gruchy episode? Far out, he already has being released after killing his whole family! Makes me sick!!

[@malcolmwasher2308]

And his dad wanted him out after he killed his wife and kids sounds suss

[@franksimmons9092]

Holy crap. A murderer gets a light sentence. Another probable criminal was not extradited because they didn't have enough evidence against him (!!!), A relative involved in the whole filthy business was just forgotten and left alone. Australia justice system really loves criminals. UUUUffffff!!!

[@maithomas6903]

well it is a nation of criminals

[@cameraduong9886]

We need herion shippinh over boo , high demanding as fk

[@hank4920]

Australian justice system doesn't have death penalty similar to Western Europe.

[@nifty1940]

@@maithomas6903 You don't know how right you are..and I'm an Aussie.

[@extensivemoney6797]

Capitalism infiltrated

[@maddydow1217]

The sister rents a house for her brother, the police tell her that he's kidnapped someone and she just conveniently doesn't mention the house to anyone?

[@sambenefield6868]

Great work detectives. Awesome doco too.

[@ladyazalea3710]

Eligible for parole in 2024, hey that’s near...

[@kynt9896]

Joy Y. Z. Yeah I’m going to pick him up at the jail .. he’s my uncle .. haha j/k

[@poi4ever121]

These short sentences assure the supply of future criminals. Vietnam has the right idea.

[@dragonragevideos4565]

@Chinese General property has declined a lot mate and now with coronavirus around economy is struggling

[@redda2]

Wish he was sentenced in Vietnam. Australian judges are a joke

[@timbangkok6667]

Out in four years and in our country great.

[@tonizen876]

The vehicle that was involved in the kidnapping was reporting in the initial call to police, it was stopped for a speeding offence twice in the days to come, why wasn't this vehicle flagged in the system.

[@franksimmons9092]

The answer is, "It happened in Victoria, Australia." if you keep watching these documentaries about crime investigation in Australia you will go crazy with the number of stupid things they do there.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@franksimmons9092 oh no,not just Australia...:(

[@smcnovember7590]

What system?

[@michelleadams474]

Great work and passion for justice on the behalf of the detectives and all involved!! Too bad the sister, the driver and other participants weren't caught and/or convicted as well, but they'll get there's one say and in the end.

[@SpawiSpawi]

Mantap 5$dr tr

[@TheJapanChannelDcom]

The police were too smart for Dum Phuc :-D

[@sharonlow2904]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sgcl10658]

Too dumb, they were blamed for the death of the victim. The Australian couldn't even catch him, he was catched in London.

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Phuc Dat Bich indeed

[@michaelsmith5730]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Digitalhunny]

Fck Phuc, he's a fcking fck!

[@amelam.8497]

Never heard of this one! Thank you for uploading! Great channel! 💙👍

[@teresarillamas4885]

Please do upload more of these documentaries. Love watching it.

[@Mac-zl4po]

Copyright ©️ lawsuit

[@kaebeelee]

So heartbreaking. I see so many of these kidnapping cases and they just kill the victim even though the family comes up with the money.

[@jenniferlawrence9473]

Ikr, very sad.

[@minhvo3657]

They didn’t paying, they called cop !!!

[@Josh-vj5ip]

It's times like these I'm glad I'm poor

[@princeofpersia3575]

its poorness that attracts such businesses😂

[@julieear4085]

Thank you for doing a great job.

[@julieortega4461]

Love all of your videos!! I'm hooked!!

[@marshasteeds]

Very complicated case. Excellent police work!

[@Wassuppples]

How no one even tried to help him when he was attacked is beyond me.

[@user-uq6gi6yy3n]

You’d risk your life then?

[@Wassuppples]

@@user-uq6gi6yy3n yes. Done it plenty of times. Its called “doing the right thing”. You don’t even know who those guys are. Did you know that they were part of a gang at that point?! I think not, so slow your roll there, cupcakes. Not everyone could stand idling and watch this violence go down. Character, is important!

[@user-uq6gi6yy3n]

@@Wassuppples not reading that paragraph I know it’s bs mate

[@TaylorM6668]

Yes another vid to add to my sleeping playlist! lol Thank u 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@charlesaikens9221]

RIGHT! LOL

[@revivethemusic8073]

I thought i was the only one who did this :O

[@fashionmisfitborn83]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@karlsbikestunts]

Me too

[@lilykass6199]

Me too 😄

[@mornettepotgieter3034]

So when he gets out in 4 year's time do the Australian authorities deport him or does he get to live there as a free murderer ????

[@tonyvu2011]

Deportation for sure, back to the UK if he had Brits citizenship or Vietnam if not. He'd be locked up upon arrival in VN and they would find an excuse to lock him up forever.

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

@@tonyvu2011 Thats exactly why i dont agree with that detectives take on Bui Tai Huu who was facing the firing squad and he said, "had he provided information, that wouldve saved his life" Whos to even say even if he did, the authorities in Vietnam would allow the Australian authorities to extradite him, when he is facing firing squad for drug trafficking. Because even if he did 25 years or and got parole. He'd still have to be deported to Vietnam anyway. So it was basically a useless statement

[@sltga1254]

Me personally would have kidnapped Phuc's nephew and contain him till Tuan was released. Huy and his mother was in on the whole kidnapping ransom. Why else wouldn't he report his car stolen? He definitely handed the keys to the kidnappers. Mrs Van knew that Tuan's mother was cashed up so she alerted her to Phuc. She should have served the same amount of time as Phuc, she was co-conspirator in the whole saga. Phuc will be deported once his time has been served. Hopefully he has to do time for all the other crime he's committed.

[@tonyvu2011]

@strike6tutorials he'll try to stay in jail here or the UK rather than being deported to Vietnam.

[@contralilozi50]

So so sad for mum & partner. She did the right thing & paid dearly for it. I do wish the police could've secured his release but when they were busted being undercover...they signed his death warrant.

[@brooklynsmith3227]

I could watch it all day long. All first 48 was my show .

[@shawnrae4022]

11:10 - “ and they needed to find fuock...” 😅😂🤣😂😅😅✌🏼

[@shawnrae4022]

11:19 -“@bout a month earlier she’d got a Fax from Fuock..!” Super work Lads..!😅😅😂

[@shawnrae4022]

11:30 This is comedy gold right here... I could see a skit with Cookie Monster, Ernie & Bert as detectives... 😅😂🤣😂😅

[@shawnrae4022]

41:21 - Oh Snap...!!!!!… Well he didn’t want his family to suffer agonizing deaths I guess... but that’s still crazy...! Coulda been out @55 & possibly lived another whole 40 years or so... Basically the 2nd “Half of Life...” May not be the funnest half but still it’s better than the alternative/ 6’ Under....! ✌🏼😉🌞

[@davedisko6211]

There used to be a Vietnamese Restaurant in Melbourne called Sik te Fouk

[@stephenc2481]

Glad that this guy is behind bars, saving many innocent people from dying horribly.

[@bitchplease3611]

IT'S NOT CAR IN AUSTRALIA. IT'S CAAA

[@sorryidontspeakbroke6712]

Bitch Please 😂 Yes us Aussies speak a lot different to u guys 💓💓💓

[@franksimmons9092]

I think you know why.

[@phindilekhumalo8629]

🤣 🤣 🤣 I read this exactly when they said Caaa

[@Digitalhunny]

Phuc is vietnamese for blessing. Talk about 100% _WRONG!_

[@ej7465]

22:59 and no one came... no one even tried. RIP.

[@inquisitvem6723]

When i flew to Melbourne back in 1999 to visit some relatives, a guy on the plane asked me if i was Vietnamese, i said yes. He goes, you guys are dangerous. I didn't quite understand why. It was only then that i found out about the reputation of Vietnamese in Australia.

[@6565hopepy]

😂

[@LondonNgo]

Inquisitve m sad

[@supermantien3999]

They dangerous in camada too Go home

[@1greenMitsi]

vietnamese cuisine is adictive to australians

[@HollyGW]

​@@supermantien3999 lol I'm in Canada too...there's others here that need to go home too

[@annazaman9657]

Great investigation

[@richsage3235]

Omg he's eligible for parole in 5 years

[@cathycastleton]

Rich Sage Australian Justice for you It’s all about the rights of offenders Must piss the police off, after they put in such dedication, to se offenders walk so soon,only to reoffend

[@franksimmons9092]

He has been out now for quite a long time, hasn't he? What's the problem with that country. What do lawmakers and legislators in Australia have in their damn heads? They must be sick. Or simply stupid.

[@cathycastleton]

Frank Simmons I really hope he has been successfully deported Unfortunately Australian justice prefers the rights of the offender, some terrible miscarriages of justice here

[@daisyafflect6630]

So disgusting a murderer and drug lord soon to be paroled. Hope he will be denied.

[@malcolmwasher2308]

Australia laws are weak as

[@khalidalzayani7072]

This guy is some piece of work

[@qn5947]

You pay me $400,000 for the privilege of not getting involved in my drug trafficking ring, so pay up. Now that is original.

[@venderstrat]

The electrician failed to show up? That doesn't sound right.

[@jblvxk]

Haha

[@johnflushing9328]

Truth is stranger than fiction for sure. This is a great series, better than movies for me.

[@tomhorn6679]

why wouldnt you torture the guys suster and nephew till the kidnapped guy was returned?

[@tttt5405]

Damn got claustrophobia when that cop dived into the pipe, fuck thatttt

[@maytchao7720]

👏 great jobs solving it

[@gordonpeden6234]

Firing squad is a nice ending for the murderous Bui. Phucer should never be released.

[@carolbrady658]

He was released ages ago

[@carolbrady658]

@@gordonpeden6234 this was in 27 years ago!!! So of course he's out

[@gordonpeden6234]

@@carolbrady658 Pay attention Alec, It said on the doco he wouldn't be due for release until 2024. Duuhhhh

[@carolbrady658]

@@gordonpeden6234 incorrect, there are a few errors on this program in terms of release dates.. Brian Gardner was one of them.. people are given two sentences... A max and a bottom

[@gordonpeden6234]

@@carolbrady658 I should know better than trust the word of a "Journalist" I can't find anything online Re Phuc. Thanks for the "heads up" BTW

[@patrickyeoh7942]

What kind of criminal this is? Criminal:Work with me. Victim:No. Criminal:Pay me 400 grand. Victim:No. Criminal: I'll make you pay. Disgusting.

[@ronintiger]

Yeah honestly he should of just left it at that, it wasn’t like the mum was going to tell the police anyway until her son was kidnapped.

[@carltongirl95]

Well done to the Police in Victoria, England, Hong Kong, Vietnam and America on their hard work...but sheesh he kills a young man and gets life but life in Australia means 20 odd years...life should mean just that...that man known as "the executioner" will be out in a few years

[@palibhandal]

life sentence should be changed to prison until death

[@franksimmons9092]

Yes, that "got life" stuff is quite misleading in the UK, Australia, and Canada. Sentences for crimes in Australia, for serious crimes, are laughable. If it continues this way, one day, not long into the future, Australia will be the paradise for criminals of all kinds, as it was once their prison. The fucked up justice system there gives Australia a bad name.

[@QoraxStan]

"the executioner" was executed by a firing squad in Vietnam over drug trafficking. It is the "Phhuc" who'd be released in '24.

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Vietnamese cops are completely corrupt and only do what they're bribed to do or what their superiors force them to. Don't be too quick to praise them.

[@spitfirestake54]

There were witnesses to the kidnap. No one called the police??

[@kitrivers979]

Didnt you see the part where the witmess called the police at the beginning of the video?

[@Annie-ZA]

EXCELLENT detective work! WOW! 👍👌🤩😂🤣

[@iliketocode6986]

so crazy he still killed him even though they knew his name.

[@JD34969]

yes another new video.. im binge watching this such ashamed i don't have my tv yet gotta pick it up on tuesday otherwise this would be great in big tv instead of watching it on my phone all the time..

[@amelam.8497]

Jyst a little while longer and you will be able to enjoy watching this great channel on your new TV set! 👍 😃

[@JD34969]

amela m. hehe.. thank you so much ☺️☺️🤗🤗

[@abdullahabz3194]

N E N E A N N hey ur cute!where u from ?☺️☺️

[@JD34969]

Tyger El-Fayad australia sir ☺️☺️

[@riras5832]

That’s true 😂😂

[@JD-ml6yy]

i know this is so irrelevant, but i just can’t imagine what his daughter went through. i’m so curious how she is today

[@minhvo3657]

Asked grandma because she’s know why??

[@rossross7165]

It's not irrelevant.

[@mehmetorman9130]

O

[@truejayoh]

Justice was not served! Overall very unsatisfying end.

[@redda2]

24 years jail is a joke

[@davidlang1125]

The cops screwed up!

[@R.B.Nguyen]

Why out of the several Vietnamese people ,who live in Australia ; but the victim s mother got the ‘ business proposition’ ?

[@gooklah5031]

yeah the story is def fishy. word has it that she had actually agreed to it and was paid for allowing them to use her business as a front. however once she realised how much the drugs were worth she demanded higher payment and held their drugs until she was paid what she wanted. hence they threatened her and demanded she pay 400k

[@vypr8846]

Phuc Hai, great story.

[@PhuongLe-hq2ic]

Thanks.

[@theranjithjay]

1996 Melbourne Suburb Australia -A young Asian male named Lee was abducted and a witness noted down the rego of the vehicle. 22 year old Le Anh Tuan was abducted and the car fled and a witness noted the number of the vehicle and it was found cleaned and parked in another suburb the body of Le Anh Tuan was found in a drain and shot to death. Police found a cap near the place of abduction.

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

That one phone call the "pawns" made, right when they spotted the sloppy cops... ☹️😭 Hopefully the police force really learned from this, on how important it is, to NOT be seen when they're staking out the men waiting to pick up the ransom money! This is exactly the reason why many people especially Asians, don't want to get police involved, when it comes to kidnappings. Truly sad.

[@urbanpermie6307]

Nothing to do with it. The reason Asian people don't trust cops is because of the blatant corruption of police force in Asia. Woke cry babies here are making us a laughing stock over there. Harden up!

[@user-pwfus]

I think it is sad how the police had all this information after the fact but could not do a thing great work amazing job.

[@erebusl]

So they all got away with it.

[@nifty1940]

Virtually, yes.

[@lesliekendall5668]

Okay what? The guy that was on the flight from LA to Australia and was one of the kidnappers, was also one of the men arrested in Hong Kong at the time of the botched ransom money exchange???

[@contralilozi50]

Melbourne to Hong Kong only takes 8 or so hours. He could've done the job (kidnapping) & flown directly home.

[@joyceyagoda4207]

Why would you even give him parole?

[@bljack]

Gotta say the actors are pretty cool

[@Karenanne247]

Why didn’t they track the mobile number at the time 🤷‍♀️

[@kitrivers979]

Because he made the call from HongKong.

[@Karenanne247]

@ thank you 🙏

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I don't understand why the mother didn't go to the police right away when the dealers approached her about the heroine!

[@trannylam3527]

Can't

[@elainel.1285]

Two things ... I guess you could say that Phuc really 'phucked' up on this crime. And it's sad that more "democratic" countries don't have the "judicial system" that Vietnam has … the judiciary system is set up care more for the rights of the perpetrator(s) than those of the many victims their families and friends! The firing squad was a fitting end for 'the Executioner'. A lot of lives would be spared down the road as 99.9% leopard never change their spots!

[@anthonyomeara4011]

I bought this case up in a restaurant Springvale 10 years ago and the Vietnamese guys sitting opposite me said the Mum owed them money. He was shot dead in Gleandale rd Springvale!

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

If that was our son and I found out the kidnappers sister/family lived in the same country I would kidnap his relatives and make a fair trade. Sicilian way.

[@lesleywilliams1210]

He probably thinks his family are expendable.

[@malcolmledger176]

No one would have been able to spot the police at the train station, because they had "POLICE" written all over the back of their jackets. Smart move.

[@maddog4390]

You realize these are reenactments?

[@malcolmledger176]

@@maddog4390 Poor ones.

[@stephenc2481]

they could have worn regular clothes.

[@erebusl]

Cowards. No one tried to help him.

[@lesleywilliams1210]

All that work and that person could walk this year. Should be never.

[@tonycornwill9008]

with all the policing experience roger had,he didnt think to slash the stomach,if you do this to a dead victim,they will never need to be weighed down,and they will remain on the bottom in water for ever,fact

[@urbanpermie6307]

Will take your word for it Ted Bundy...

[@venderstrat]

Every dog has his day. True.

[@pumpkin67704]

Since there were witnesses, why didn't they help the man that was clearly calling for help?

[@urbanpermie6307]

What are two women going to do against 4 blokes?

[@1greenMitsi]

@ATube YouAre ppl usually have their own fish to fry. Unless its men who enjoy king hitting strangers

[@Joseph-ig6sh]

Its a quite poor result, the sister and the two other man are free! I dont understand how the police officer can be happy about this results.

[@djb8088]

3:27 he reads the license plate NRK 343 when it's really NRK 353

[@alexgeier7326]

Sounds like he sad 353 to me

[@KsKitchen123]

Wow! Worldwide crime operations! These guys are so dangerous.

[@dannygayler3164]

I have said before for crimes like this the death penalty should be carried out , I believe the death p[penalty would be cheaper than 26 years imprisonment for people found guilty without a shadow of doubt !

[@exiawalterdo6253]

That tactical officer's fault, he made the operation compromised, leading the hostage was dead.

[@user-my2eo9lo1y]

Anyone else hear the error of the reading of the victims driver's license plate? The officer who called in the plate stated 343, but the plate number is 353.

[@user-my2eo9lo1y]

Lol!

[@ddoz11]

Top detectives job well done. Best in the field although pray detectives today are still great in their field

[@cassidypeterson3618]

LOLOL what? They literally let the Camry go 3 times and the driver….one of the officers were caught and literally botched the entire exchange….the entire police force were blamed for this kids death then AND STILL today….they didn’t even catch him…he was caught in London…these cops are AWFUL

[@kaz3d]

How fast time flies. As a teenager in the 90s chinese triads, Hong Kong Street gangs and our very own 5T were prevalent. You couldn't go by a day without hearing about them. Now so quiet. Definitely changed tact and went low key. With of course the exception of Roger Rogerson and McNamara murdering the Asian uni student who was apparently a runner for the triads... but aside from that, not much is known these days?

[@alexburke1899]

My father wanted to make a documentary about a woman that is super powerful in the Hong Kong underworld. I advised him strongly against it every time he mentioned it lol. This was about 5 years ago and I think he basically had to retire for medical reasons, left Hong Kong and didn’t get around to it. Even him telling me about that lady made me want to throw my SIM card in the ocean and go get my name changed lol, I was like I’m sorry but I really don’t want to know anything about this project Dad! I know he never completed the documentary mostly because he’s still alive lol.

[@elizethompson8627]

The writing on fax is very neat. If I were the mother I would have been furious that police were noticed by those who picked up the money

[@rozpillay6522]

With Vietnam's recent violent past, I have often been curious as to the impact of so much violence on the psyche of the generation that lived through it and those who came after them. Sad really sad!

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Vietnam has been violent for 2500 years. If they're not fighting the Americans, French, Japanese, Khmer, Thais, Mongols, or Chinese, they're fighting each other. They've pretty much been at war against the entire world since the first Viet kingdoms came into existence.

[@lion1987queen]

@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz well, when the chinese invaded vietnam of course we had to fight off. dont tell me china never fought intruders. lol.

[@elizabethalbert8703]

@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz I didn't know that the Asian underworld was similar to Italian Mafia.

[@dawnegan3984]

It was a long time maybe three generations away get on with thing they think crime is ab easy way to get rich and it still goes on

[@dawnegan3984]

It was a long time maybe three generations away get on with thing they think crime is ab easy way to get rich and it still goes on what our soldiers who and who didn't come home do they think it was easy for thoes young men

[@chrisx5127]

As a Vietnamese, Phuc got Phuc

[@snoochpounder]

great name

[@mr.h3603]

Release date 2024 😳😳😳 4 years to go.

[@EBFilmsMan]

Ho Lee Phuc.

[@nnyv0040]

That means the Phuc can apply for parole in 3 years! I hope he stays in prison forever.

[@copypaste1725]

What’s up with the super annoying noise during the interview of one of the brothers in the Vietnam prison? It sounded as if an obese person was behind the camera thinking about Vietnamese food whilst recording the interview

[@helenellsworth9556]

Introduction to Jason borne movie 🤣

[@user-dy9yb6fr1o]

he would be alive if the cops werent involved

[@shawnrae4022]

41:41 sounds like an Outstanding Young Bloke..... as the Aussie’s would of said...!!!!

[@chrisblester37]

Sometimes you just let the criminals sort there own things out and when they are not from your country. They have shown disrespect doing it in Australia and blocking a drain with their garbage. They should be charged with illegal dumping and blocking a drain and deported and their family's should be deported .their crimes should be reported to Hong Kong government and they can deal with them

[@henkdevries251]

In Israel there is a wall where people can complain. There should be a wall where you can put people like Phuc so there are no complains anymore.