How an Evil Killer was Tricked into Confession by his "Best Friend"

Darren Osment was tricked into confessing to murder on camer, all conducted by a so-called friend, who had been planted as part of a complex undercover operation. But this confession wouldn’t come easy… In fact, it would take police more than ten years to finally arrest and detain Claire Holland’s killer… and that was only after he had slipped out of their hands once before…
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00:00 Intro
01:28 Disappearance
04:29 Claire Holland
08:43 CCTV FOOTAGE
10:01 Darren Osment
14:04 PHONE CALL BODYCAM
15:43 Sting Operation
18:10 Hidden Cameras
23:42 What happened?
25:24 Legal Proceedings
28:29 Outro
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[@Will-jd6vb]

I'm going to my first alcoholics anonymous meeting tonight. It's been a long time coming and it's ruined my life for too long now. Wish me luck guys! Thankyou Adrian for this story ❤️

[@lindafreeman7030]

Best of luck to you!

[@TG-hp8og]

Be strong ! Be accountable for yourself , and always love yourself.

[@savinabees9220]

a million hugs!

[@Will-jd6vb]

Thankyou everyone. It's been great so far. Doesn't sound much but 8 days without a drink at the moment.

[@savinabees9220]

@Will-jd6vb Its more than geeat. It's phenomenal! 💗 My brother has 4 years. Life changing and a new man. Keep going..sending you 💚

[@JE4-1]

The dedication of that undercover officer is incredible. 😮

[@kaiswindells7401]

I know right, brilliant work

[@KP_Nation]

I wish law enforcement would put that much effort into arresting their internal criminals

[@bettywith2girls]

Probably Scotland Yard...the best!

[@starboard9551]

Yeah must've been tough getting paid to drink beer and do fake crimes.

[@philipeanatsui6821]

Sometimes you have to say it like it is.

[@Tomy_Yon]

A week ago, here in Belgium, a body was found in a backyard. After 30 years they found a missing woman. The ex-husband is arrested. Case is still on going.

[@lionessbe]

I hope Adrian will cover this one very soon!

[@LearnPatente]

After 30yrs? Wow

[@alexandraayeone1470]

​@@lionessbe same!

[@P9rkour90]

Dude got to spend the next 30 years of his life without any consequence wow

[@Stijn5]

Belgium, best country in the world.

[@rochelleesser7961]

I just celebrated yesterday (5/1/24) seven years freed from alcohol addiction ☺️ I’m still mending the relationships with family and friends who I once turned away through the addiction that gripped me for years after escaping the monster who set it in motion, but which I finally triumphed over with the strength only a supernatural force could provide. I’m grateful for one good thing that came out of the OJ Simpson trial back in the 1990s, and that was how it gave me the strength and courage to flee from a very similar type of person who could very easily have shifted from sociopath to psychopath and end me, but I fled before possibly becoming another case on channels like yours. I’m so sad for this young lady who was never given the chance to fully break her chains of addiction as I did and go on to live a better life 😢 May her loved ones find peace in her personal monster’s capture and imprisonment. ✌🏼💖🖖🏼

[@rebeccat7912]

Thanks for sharing your story, and congratulations on seven years of sobriety! That’s awesome. :)

[@dianawatton7570]

Congratulations and God bless you for your courage. Amen

[@BeardedRealm]

Quitter..

[@222CHELSEA24]

Congrats on your sobriety! Overcoming addiction in my opinion is one of the most difficult illnesses to overcome so well done you! 🎉

[@rochelleesser7961]

@@222CHELSEA24 Thank you ☺️

[@cdes1776]

"Pride goeth before the fall." The more you brag, the more you're caught out. The detective work was beyond commendable. Would've loved to see the shock on Darren's face upon realizing the set-up. **If a woman says she's in grave danger from her partner, *believe* her.**

[@ChicaG-vg7pj]

His mug shot shows him looking completely stunned, lol

[@cdes1776]

@@ChicaG-vg7pj It really does! His smug world collapsed.

[@kenw2225]

If a man tells you he's in grave danger , believe him.

[@primesspct2]

@@kenw2225 If anyone says they are in danger we should listen.

[@cdes1776]

@@kenw2225 You are absolutely correct.

[@sandydee8003]

Adrian, if you see that someone is trying for a fresh start you’re always encouraging them. I appreciate that about your kind channel.

[@cdes1776]

Adrian's empathy is greater than other true crime channels put together.

[@queeng5925]

@@cdes1776 try Alex D 911 calls.... hes the sweetest guy on here n its an awesome channel xxx

[@kaiswindells7401]

Adrian has a good heart

[@amberservold2187]

You do give the benefit of the doubt

[@cdes1776]

@@amberservold2187 Where there's life, there's hope.

[@SpookyNerd13]

Yikes, imagine being someone who was working in that kitchen and realising you might have spent a decade using a murder weapon in your day to day life.

[@gary-rr7jp]

And the customers who ate meals prepared with said tool.

[@SpookyNerd13]

@@gary-rr7jp oh big time!

[@lauravampire1276]

The thought of that almost makes me gag- I’m not even that sensitive to forensics usually 🤢

[@onaematopia]

That’s basically what happened on EastEnders on the Easter episode 😅

[@user-xh4eb8lc9l]

What a sad sad life that ended badly. Her childhood environment shaped her psychologically leading her to make choices not beneficial to herself. I hope her children will not have the same fate.

[@DavidVanVlerah]

Imagine having to go through life explaining to everyone important to you that your father killed your mother. I can't grasp how people can have zero empathy or consideration. Alcohol is a terrible drug. I was a raging alcoholic for decades, trying anything and everything to escape its clutches. I remember sitting alone in my truck at the forest preserve, desperately wanting to just throw the bottle into the woods and just walk away, but completely powerless to do so. It literally almost killed me, and after giving myself pneumonia from aspirating my vomit and having my esophagus swell shut from the stomach acids, I laid in bed for 3 days waiting to die. It was a dark, dark time for me and my wife. Miraculously, when I recovered, I no longer had any desire to drink and still haven't 4 years later, despite dealing with some very intense stuff in the interim. My thoughts and prayers to anyone struggling with any addiction out there. It controls you 100 percent and the feeling of powerlessness is overwhelming. I got lucky. Most don't. Take care of yourself, everyone. Not for anyone else. It doesn't work that way. You have to do it for you. Peace.

[@pineywoodslawandcrime]

🙏🙏🙏

[@riveramnell143]

I’m so happy to hear you’re no longer drinking. Be well, keep up the fight, and go live the good life you deserve. ❤

[@tanyachristensen5330]

🤗

[@icankillbugs]

How can you go decades? I was only an alcoholic for like, 5 years and was told that due to the damage I've done to my organs, I'd be lucky to live to 35 (I turn 34 in June).

[@rebeccat7912]

What a tragic yet inspiring story, thank you for sharing and congratulations on your sobriety!

[@DiabolikalFollikles]

Hello Adrian. Humanizing the victims and survivors, including words of inspiring/motivation, and information for assistance: sets your channel apart from the rest. Thank you for giving these souls and their stories the *dignity and compassion* they deserve. ♥

[@saratimmons8300]

I thought it was lovely too very kind shows real character ❤

[@Fallonita]

Yes Adrian seems like an amazing person. I love this guy!

[@user-vn4si1su6x]

He's far cooler than half the vain viewerbase

[@janayh2817]

Adrian deserves all of the good things for just being a solid dude! Much respect.

[@SpookyNerd13]

And thansk for that bit at the end. Alcohol can be a horrible thing. 3 years and 3 months sober myself Edit: want expecting so many replies, thank you all so much, and I'm proud of all of you sober buddies!

[@bladenukem]

Congrats. Going on 2 years next month.

[@jackiegarroutte8970]

Congratulations to both of you!! You can be proud of yourselves❤ NOW KEEP MOVING FORWARD😊❤

[@BoybossAchilles]

congrats, that's amazing!!

[@OJxiii]

5yrs 4 months 🤚🏾

[@CelesteBarker]

2 years 10 months! ❤ thanks for your compassion and support resources Adrian. Addiction isn't a choice, but recovery is xx

[@listey]

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Turns out they're the same person. Classic.

[@jadezee6316]

a guy exposing murder is an Enemy?

[@99mage99]

@@jadezee6316 Well if Person A is a murderer, and Person B wants to expose Person A for being a murderer, then yeah, I think that would make them enemies. Ye?

[@Jillybean-moonbeam]

The term "frienemies" comes to mind.

[@carolinecarty1829]

Well said!!

[@listey]

@@jadezee6316 no, the guy who was exposed as the murderer was enemy, which I though was fairly obvious. Interesting that your comment tells me you're much more likely to be the perpetrator than the person exposing them.

[@e.j9222]

I met Claire when I was very young and was best friends with her son. She was such a lovely women! It’s absolutely heartbreaking what happened. After so many years wondering what happened I’m glad justice is now served. Rest in peace Claire forever in my thoughts🤍

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

🫂

[@kimlynch8661]

Thank you so much for saying that for the people with substance abuse. I am 9 years sober, and even and after my addiction I was looked like the scum of the earth. It's so sad, because I know how much work and rewarding it can be to go down the recovery road and she was only at the beginning of the journey of a brand new life. I so hope that she might be in somewhat of a peacefulness and not having to battle the disease everyday and the abuse that he did and the abuse of words that can be so harsh to early sobriety. Makes you feel human when somebody speaks to you or for you that you are a person and deserve so much more. ❤

[@dianawatton7570]

God bless you for your courage and strength in Overcoming the addiction❤

[@kimlynch8661]

@dianawatton7570 thank you ! It can be hard. But I have to put it above everything including my children because if I'm not sober I don't have my kids. This put a smile on my face this morning so I appreciate you doing that for me. 😍

[@Replicanna-rl6zg]

You have gone trough a burden and changed your life. I am still on the way. Do not mind what other people think, appreciate yourself

[@kimlynch8661]

@@Replicanna-rl6zg that way is possible even when it throws bumps at you literally you don't have to give up.

[@EyeCue23]

His mugshot looks like that’s the exact moment he realized who recorded his confession

[@Dan-ne2et]

There's not much left of his confession after all the swearing was beeped out.

[@gary-rr7jp]

Small vocabulary, apparently.

[@kaiswindells7401]

I know right it was super hard to follow

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

Everything and everyone was f…cked, apparently. 😂

[@nivision]

I'm a writer and I don't subscribe to the idea that its use means a small vocabulary or dim mind, but... it's all in how you use it. he doesn't do himself any favors here. all just a general stand in word for "something bad" or mindlessly added emphasizer. small man trying to seem hard-- take that as you will.

[@Dan-ne2et]

@nivision The issue is repetition in his speech. If he had a bigger vocabulary, he could switch up his word choices a bit, don't you think? 😉

[@Mr.PDF_File]

As an alcoholic let me tell you it's a horrible disease. You lose those you loved and gain those suffering too. It's a horrible cycle and it's very tough to break, the loneliness is rough, and it's hard to form connections.

[@jessepitt]

Be careful what story you narrate about yourself. You are strong enough to stop. You just have to convince yourself that it’s a fact. I’m a former alcoholic but I’m done now. You can do it for other people and yourself, but it has to be your decision.

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

As the daughter of an alcoholic… you dug your own grave. Stop the self pity. You’re not fooling anyone.

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

You have my sympathy. I've lost any kind of relationship with my sister (she's 58yo) due to alcohol, and her resulting behaviour and vicious verbal attacks. It makes me so sad.

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

And I’ll tell you what more, mate. I have a REAL disease, a rare genetic disorder called Ehlers-Danlos. I’m in pain all day, every day. It will never stop. Did I start drinking to numb the pain? NO! Because I have a child who depends on me and I will be there every day of her life.

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

@@jessepitt exactly. Thank you

[@ahsophie09]

You always encourage us to be us and take care of ourselves. Please stay safe too Adrian. Thank you❤

[@nikkiej.5875]

The undercover operation was pretty clever. They knew that he would believe anyone and anything. It's absolutely horrible what he did to Claire right when she was starting to get her life together. I'm glad to know that he finally got what was coming to him, and he will never see the light of day again but wake up in a cell every day as he deserves. I only hope he will tell the family where her remains are so they can put her to rest and have a funeral for her.

[@MegaPOOHPOO]

His mugshot still thinking WTF LOL

[@thebranchorganics3721]

I'm an alcoholic mother... 2 years sober, my kids are still young and Im reborn, I get to be a mother to them... I feel the sadness for Claire in my heart that she never got the chance to live a better life with her kids..

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

❤awesome! I pray you stay on the right track, it’s so worth it. It’s very sad for Claire

[@vanillaur]

been watching for at least a year and a half now and i love the way you organise and execute your videos, you're doing great and remember to take care of yourself as well ❤

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you!

[@jeremytrent3534]

@@CoffeehouseCrime What is the actual "man on the street' meaning of a punter? Also, as a professional video editor and videographer... your lighting and keying skills are great! I see so many people who struggle to key out a green screen and leave all kinds of artifacts around the edge. You have perfected your lighting, allowing you a perfect key!!

[@gary-rr7jp]

@@jeremytrent3534 And his cat's ear even twitches on occasion.😁

[@jeremytrent3534]

@@gary-rr7jp I have no idea what that means in relation to my comment.

[@gary-rr7jp]

@@jeremytrent3534 I like his attention to detail.

[@yointhebedroom83]

“A better version of you is just waiting for you to take that first step” ❤ thank you x

[@eclecticwoman5250]

Thank you for giving access to help for people still suffering from addiction... I have been sober for 34 years now now... I have a great life without alcohol and hard drugs...

[@rebeccat7912]

34 years-that’s incredible!! You should be immensely proud.

[@kimchristianson4743]

I love the dedication of the officer. I think some crimes in Canada have also used this strategy-Called it Mr Big.

[@phoeberaymond8781]

I admire anyone recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. I narrowly escaped the gene in my family, but its done its dirty work. Some people can't ever get out of it, or use it as a crutch for their narcissism. Thank you for being better than the disease and an example to others.

[@user-cm1ly6ge1t]

Adrian, your emotional inteligence is amazing. Now I watch only your videos. Because of your sensitivity in presenting the stories. Outstanding ❤

[@bmichellew2010]

I agree! He has a great combination of compassion and logic. You can tell he puts a lot of hard work into his content. Sometimes I can tell he can also be very passionate,especially in the more gruesome cases.

[@messenrc]

What a surprise. Thanks for dropping a video on my day off!

[@OI-fh3uf]

“Wherever humankind lives there’s evil” such a sad truth

[@bladenukem]

Dammit, if Patty O'Hara isn't the undercoverest cop of undercover cop names....😅

[@ralphlyda4545]

*Paddy O’Hara

[@bladenukem]

@@ralphlyda4545 even worse.

[@danielponder690]

Does he drive the paddy wagon? Ok I’ll leave now 😆

[@Zepherkingsandnoahcollins]

In Canada, this type of investigation is called "Mr. Big" and is very expensive. I'm not sure the RCMP are allowed to do this anymore because of how long and expensive it usually is for tax payers

[@alisonwonderland8680]

In Australia too. it's how the police caught Daniel Morcombe's killer.

[@Chris-wn9hi]

When he first mentioned the elaborate undercover scheme at the beginning, my first thought was this must be in Canada, lol. They really go all in deep cover.

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

If we don’t spend so much $$ on climate change…then we’d have enough money for this….

[@rolandmoore8534]

My wife and I watch you from the Philippines. We have seen every episode. Keep up the good work.

[@jus__gra]

Just made a coffee, what a perfect time for you to upload!

[@beatricemurwira7454]

Hey Adrian love your videos from Zimbabwe (Africa)

[@P.E.L.C]

Hoyoooo

[@beatricemurwira7454]

@@P.E.L.C tirimo muma streets kkk

[@sun-youngsunnykim8794]

RIP Claire. It is so sad to think that she was mending herself. Great job from the police. Please love yourselves and be careful whom you let into your lives.

[@lynnsamuels8161]

I was telling my 22 yr cat that you were a good guy, huge compliment, anyway i feel like i can look at a mans eyes and tell, if he is all good or a combo of good and bad, i haven't seen the vid yet, i read a few of the comments, and for the first time ever, i commented, commented some more, etc, i overshared to say the least, i have battled several addictions/issues my whole life, i am finally actually trying to get out of this creepy depression, etc, and i thank u and your subscribers for adding to that hope and bless u all. peace!

[@chermacdonald8533]

Hey Adrian! I live in Canada and would like you to cover the case of Paula Anne Gallant who was murdered in 2005 in Nova Scotia. The twist for me is that her killer Jason McCray is my husband's first cousin so it sent it entire family in to shock waves when it happened. I have never heard of anyone who has covered this case before so it would be interesting to get your perspective as I love listening to your vids. Thank you!

[@24get24give]

I live in Calgary and had not heard of this case so I looked it up, I read your brilliant essay and wish to offer my deepest condolences and support.she was lucky to have a sister like you, and I am certain you will accomplish your goal to make a change, it is long past due, good luck

[@DamianLirettePiano]

I appreciate how you give backstories to the victim and perpetrator. While murder is not justified, it helps people understand what leads to these atrocities.

[@TaoKuga]

Hey Adrian, thank you for all you do to make the videos so high quality and fresh every week. I have a question thats been lingering on my mind for a few months now. How do you keep being so happy and energetic when reading and researching all those cruesome cases?

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Dark stories build contrast to happier moments. I appreciate things a lot more these days!

[@patrickblakethesaint]

​@CoffeehouseCrime that's such an awesome way to look at it

[@SugarandSarcasm]

@@CoffeehouseCrimeit helps to take a vacation now and then. Although I usually watch late night clips in the morning while I have my coffee. A good laugh to start out the day

[@marialuisacampos7567]

It's the coffee 😂

[@shannonmurphy-johnson5927]

I truly appreciate your calm, demeanor and compassionate delivery of true crime!

[@wcrimeusa]

Your episodes serve as a dignified tribute to the victims, told with a level of care and respect that is deeply moving.

[@johnmarkkillough6242]

When I was a much much younger man and far dumber than I am now; I had a bit of a drug problem. Currently, I am gratefully clean. During that period of my life I regretfully committed some very mild and petty crimes in pursuit of a fix. During that time and in that mindset I would get that feeling of getting away with something and “outsmarting” the authorities. It was so so stupid and juvenile in retrospect. Just to clarify, I’ve never been in a fight or robbed someone, therefore, I’ve never physically harmed anyone. But I can only imagine the buzz he was feeling from “getting away” with very illegal crimes and “outsmarting” the authorities. It fills my heart with happiness and joy to know it was all orchestrated by the law in order to bring him down. I wish I could have been there when the cops basically told him, “gotcha bitch!”. It’s crazy impressive how the detective befriended him(which I can imagine the suspect was just loads of fun to be friends with lol) and the crimes that they committed AND the length of time this all occurred over. What an absolute legend. Now I’ve got to search on here for more instances of detectives doing this to catch suspects.

[@katydmoon7511]

I have just taken that first step myself. I am so sorry that Claire is not here anymore to see her beautiful children grow. I will push hard for myself bc I just know if she was here; she would be fighting it herself❤😭

[@MyMissingPeace]

Have faith in your ability and stay positive ♥️♥️♥️ you got it babes 💜💜💜

[@Mr.PDF_File]

If i were approached by a 'Paddy O'Hara' I'd immediately question his irishness lol

[@TooLooze]

What about Paddy Rubinstein, Paddy Ali, Paddy Corleone, Paddy Singh, ..

[@TheSaltySlug87]

So close to 2M subs Adrian! I look forward to every one of your uploads since I’ve already seen all your videos, keep up the great work❤️

[@ryanmoore8429]

This is the earliest I've been to the comments section haven't watched it yet obviously but love your videos man keep up the good work 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@nhmooytis7058]

My cousin’s daughter had 4 kids by 3 men, one went to the father, one to the father’s mother and one to her own mother. So sad for her kids. She was bipolar but refused meds.

[@nlwilson4892]

I lost a good friend to alcoholism. She was well educated and highly talented, a really lovely woman. But she was brought up in a household where a bottle of wine in the evening was normal and it just grew from there. She tried to get help from the health service on numerous occasions but they take the attitude that you have to get sober before they will help you, that policy is destined to failure. Even when people can break the habit there's often a long waiting list to get the help they need to stay off substances, to help their mental health etc. We need to do so much more to help these people because they are such a huge drain on the resources of society that the amount of resources needed to help them would be very well spent.

[@jaxxo.397]

Adrian: "I'm sure that as for Darren, he is really going to struggle in trusting people in the future." The absolute shade, though ... ❤

[@cindys.9688]

I pray Claire's child is being well taken care of now. The poor child deserves an upbringing where they feel safe and loved. Darren made his bed. Good thing he had no filter when drunk. He was caught and convicted. Bravo! Thanks for your research. You work hard on these cases and it shows. I'm sure these cases can tug at your heart. You tell each story respectfully and make each victim a person and not just a "case". 🫂 A hug from California USA! 😊

[@marycarter6134]

He unwittingly did the smart thing after he strangled Claire: he cut open her body. Bodies put into water will float up due to gases in the stomach and intestines, but because Darren cut her body open, that didn't happen.

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

Thanks for that Top Tip...🤢

[@lynnehuff7059]

​@@thehangingparsiple5692Hahaahhaa😅😅😅😅🙄😐

[@legendaryoctober5088]

ain’t nothing smart about murder mary

[@itsybitsypixzie]

Mary, kindly, what the actual fuck?

[@lynnehuff7059]

@@itsybitsypixzie I want to thumbs up your comment! Too bad I can only do one.

[@jz3712]

Maybe a little odd, but I share a keen Inter in true crime, and so does my great grandma, and seeing how I’m in Tennessee and she is in Oregon, your channel has become our thing. She and I have our coffee and our charming true crime host! (She says you look like grandpa when he was young) So thank you so much for bridging a 52yr age gap! You are so kind to the victims as well, very respectful, fast becoming my favorite! Greetings and love from this hillbilly mamma in the backwoods or East Tennessee Maybe next you can cover the mysterious unsolved case of little summer wells in rodgersville TN. ?

[@bastiancooper-queen1849]

I personally have completely stop joints & alcool from already a year and rediscovered a healthy life but also much better relations with my family and gf. It will remain a daily watch and careful way, but all the positives which happened the last 12 months really are worth 100 times the efforts. Bastian

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

Congrats Bastian. It takes balls and you clearly found yours 😂 🫂

[@bastiancooper-queen1849]

@@Vee_of_the_Weald thanks, feel much better now.

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

❤yes!!!

[@melodyspoor3127]

Your channel is fabulous! I can't imagine how much research goes into these episodes, but you do an incredible job! Thank you!

[@nabelb1208]

Another deep dive, you made my Thursday, Bravo 👏🏼

Released 25 mins ago and your comment is 23 mins old...... hahaha

[@nabelb1208]

IKR? I’ve never been this early.😅

[@GabrielScar]

Our band has made a song about helping someone with an addiction, called "Call On Me". I wrote the lyrics as I'm helping someone battle an alcohol addiction. So this story really touched me very heavily. If this woman, in your video, could have had the chance for a fresh start, things might have gotten much better for her. 😔 Musical greetings from Belgium, Gunther (singer and lyrics writer of Gabriel Scar)

[@Kingmeri]

Love that mugshot - MENSA material here

[@karenrobertson2312]

Happy to catch you on time! ❤️🇺🇸

[@ktswandering]

People never fail to disappoint......except you, the vids are awesome and a grounding in the reality of human struggle.

[@tbit7713]

The mugshot is of someone that just realised they arnt the smartest person in the room 😂

[@charmiejung13]

Thanks for uploading another one, Adrian! Always excited to see new videos from your channel. Hello from the Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@ar2043]

The confessions that we saw on the video really weren't as telling as I thought they were going to be, but thank God it was enough to put him away!!!

[@bakedinthekitchen92]

Thanks for all your hard work Adrian ! I enjoy watching your videos ❤ love from Texas

[@Soulkatyoga]

Thank you for your hard work. I love your channel and have been a follower for a while, since you first started. Even with cases that I have heard of and watched other videos on, yours always take a much deeper dive and really give focus to the crimes. Thank you again, Adrian and all the best to you!

[@user-hf5ty3ed2e]

Thank you for what you do, Adrian. You're channel is easily the best go-to for true crime stories. And you do an amazing job with the information and bringing light to the victims names again. Keep doing it ♡ thank you again!!

[@LILSWIG_]

Hey Adrian! thanks for getting me through my boring work days !

[@l.i.terally2907]

Sorry: was the judge talking about her birth family or foster family when she said the family "loved and cherished" Clair? Because the birth family didn't seem to if they kicked her out of the house for acting like a teenager. Maybe this wasn't included in the story, but that puzzled me. Where were any of these people when this traumatized girl/woman was thrown out of her family home, became an alcoholic, dated abusers, and had babies with them, several of which were taken from her? That's the real tragedy that caused immense suffering.

[@ralphlyda4545]

You reversed the chronology of two things: becoming an alcoholic, & being thrown out of the house. She became an alcoholic first, which resulted in being thrown out of the house.

[@user-ff1yx6fs9t]

This one was fascinating! I also really appreciated your message at the end.❤ Thank you, Adrian!

[@mirari_engaged]

Love this video! My wife is a drug and alcohol counselor, so much truth behind this video. There is indeed always a better version of yourself that you can achieve and overcome this drug addiction, but you may have!

[@bretdrummer]

Always awesome content Adrian! Always waiting for your next video! Great job m8! Much respect!

[@PeppaSauceQn]

Just took a break spent it watching this. This was crazy! The beggining makes me want to visit Bristol! And what you said, wherever humankind exists, so does evil. Best summarization of humanity I've heard. Sadly, Kudos to the "friend". He's one of the good ones. I hope the family has found a measure of peace.

[@oldtoby4062]

Bristol really is an amazing place

[@lisamaria9938]

On my way home from work and I get to enjoy a new episode during the train ride. Thanks a ton! 🎉

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I've got nine years, 4 months, two weeks and three days without a single drop of alcohol at this point, and if it wasn't for my wife, I wouldn't be here today to tell the story. I'm so grateful that I don't have the ability to have kids of my own because I know I couldn't possibly have done right by them back then, and while being more sober today probably could help with that, I still don't possess the necessary patience for kids. It's just not fair to them.

[@teresah4972]

If you are struggling with addiction, please remember life will always have ups and downs and alcohol or drugs will not solve the issue. YOU CAN RECOVER and live a great life!

[@MyMissingPeace]

Ooh glad you’re covering this! I’ve seen a video and it’s pretty grim. The way he talks about his deplorable actions. Ugh 😤

[@karinwright1002]

Haven't missed an episode yet! Keep them coming, Adrian you're doing phenomenally well. Enjoying your channel from Oregon ☕❤

[@alisonlogan824]

I needed this. Thanks!

[@brandyholland1739]

Catching it early again yay!! You're amazing, Adrian. And agree we need to see Nero soon.

[@MiyaoMeow588]

Hello and good morning! :) im rarely here so early lol Do you think we could see a video on the case of Austin Harrouf? A seemingly cruel crime on the surface, but much more upsetting for all parties involved once you discover the full context

[@Mama-Kitty]

Love the channel hon! Thank you for all your hard work😻💜 very sorry too all the victims, thank u for sharing their story💜

[@shnrbtlle18]

Keep up the great work my good man. Your videos keep me interested and always waiting to find out what happened. It is very special that you help us remember the victims by honoring them in your videos.

[@BritInvLvr]

4 kids that she couldn’t take of? Egads. At least my drug addicted sister got her tubes tied because she knew she wasn’t going to be able to take care of her kids.

[@ritarule1088]

It’s the children who are the victims here. I wonder if they had developmental issues because of her drinking.

[@sarahalbers5555]

​@@ritarule1088I thought the same thing. Fetal alcohol syndrome , I hope not.

[@rustyshackleford7282]

She was trying to get her life turned around and she was making progress. Last time she was seen was at a bar drinking ....."eyes roll"

[@sr_00002]

Hi all the way from South Africa. Thanks for the two videos this week.

[@shkottrendezvous6644]

Another crazy one. You always bring the best :)❤

[@JSerio1983]

How was that a confession?? I don’t understand anything about half of what he said on the hidden cam.

[@imdoneplus]

Bristol is the best. I didn’t get to spend long there but it was basically everything I dreamed it to be. I went there as a teen with my dad because I was obsessed with Bristol’s musical scene. Portishead, Tricky, Roni Size, Massive Attack?!? Just brilliant.

[@bmichellew2010]

I love those bands too!

[@hopeless72]

Thank you for the new video and hard work

[@EmotionsHD]

Thank you for being such an entertaining being, We appreciate you Adrian, this is my earliest comment! Good morning from Florida🖤

[@80sbabyruth]

Love the videos Adrian ❤❤❤❤

[@mirrojas]

Hey Adrian! Thank you for all your hard work ☕️ I’m catching up.

[@Bettertimes2025]

I am very impressed about all the places you have been already, Adrian! Thx for posting, it made my day! xx🇦🇹

[@constipatedinsincity4424]

Hey its the Flannel Phenom! Whats up Playboy?

[@sicooper4230]

I'm surprised he had enough brain cells to remember to breathe....

[@libbyscrapper720]

Happy Thursday Adrian! Thanks for the upload, just in time to listen to while I cook the tea 😊

[@missjamielyn]

Loved your comment on the video tape. It still blows my mind, this day & age, there isn't better equipment for this stuff.

[@Mexi5250]

Comment section really love to talk about themselves while watching a tragedy

[@Cringeosaurus]

Anyone who has worked in a kitchen knows that there is no way he didn't know that she was at the pub that night. Bartenders and cooks are in communication regularly, and it is highly doubtful that none of his coworkers mentioned that she was there the entire night when they were probably very aware of their previous relationship. Word always gets around.

[@aishaismail6446]

You a brilliant story teller.... My #1 go to crime channel... well done!

[@Sciencenerd11]

Your context is so well put together 🩷

[@Dee.Murphy]

Loved this undercover operation!