Last Photos with Disturbing Backstories

[@LazyMasquerade]

I got absolutely roasted for my “Franthithca” pronunciation in the last video, but this time there are even more international names to get through! I trust you’ll be gentle

[@texmex007]

My brother in all things spooky you did your best and that's all anyone can ask for! Thank you for the new video and new stories and souls to learn about and learn from 👏🏽✨️❤️

[@bout3fiddy]

Dude it was hilarious, this coming from an actual Spanish speaker. Don't sweat it.

[@bentonrp]

The thound of your voithe in the latht epithode didn't dithturb me in the leatht! :)

[@thewhitewolf58]

You just saved me. Nick crawley just posted a video that almost made me throw up.

[@CassiniGames]

​@thewhitewolf58 you mean schoolboy? Yeah that was rough.

[@gstcomputing65]

I don't know what you should do with a child killer, but letting them live their life as if nothing ever happened seems to be the wrong way to handle it.

[@kai-ul5gx]

Life without possibility or capital punishment ! Age is irrelevant in my book , i know most people maybe not agree but it’s my call

[@BigBoyJay_69]

That is just ripe to be abused too. Just hire a kid to do your dirty work. They won't get punished for it!

[@displayer6023]

@@BigBoyJay_69 Kids talk, and hiring a hitman still makes you guilty of the crime they commit

[@_KRose]

Touchy subject for sure. Can't just lock everyone away forever. That said, something as premeditated as this probably does warrant being tried as an adult at the very least. You can't just have no punishment whatsoever for taking a human life.

[@DeathMelodies]

It is wild to think he can just essentially walk off the murder.

[@cybrluvXO]

Joaquin being killed by his only friend made me so sad :(

[@ScorpioofAutumn]

Whelp, Argentia just taught a future serial killer two things: how to hide evidence better next time, and that nothing will happen when they kill again.

[@Bad_Gazpacho]

My country prides itself in providing criminals with better skills and opportunities.

[@ScorpioofAutumn]

@@Bad_Gazpacho I salute thee, comdrade.

[@KumSwallaHarris]

Yep 3 months is a joke. Kind of like kaamaltoe Harris and tampon tim!

[@avelynn5976]

​@@KumSwallaHarris absolutely incapable of not bringing up politics regardless of the topic. you have worms in your brain.

[@BatailleRapTishort]

Business as usual for the people who would later elect millei

[@connorferris3755]

3 months in juvenile and nothing else for killing someone?! Absolute joke

[@Itsnot1984]

I’ve heard some pretty lax sentences but this one takes the cake.

[@cccaaaa-el5qf]

people are getting 30+ years for hearsay with no evidence needed

[@therealmaskriz5716]

Adult Child rapists get 180 days community Service in Britain and germany.

[@LayingInAMeadow]

Argentina is a socialist crap hole as a Latino it's sad to see

[@undefinederror5306]

Killing someone over a phone is absurd!

[@rasmie8858]

> commits adultery with a famous person > doesn't want the secret out > orders execution of the famous individual in front of 6000 people because she spilled the beans > issues gag orders to the said 6000 people that he forced to watch > couldn't keep 6000 people from spilling the beans > surprised pikachu face

[@Bad_Hombre_ADK]

It's like Benjamin Franklin once said, "6000 people can keep a secret if 5999 of them are dead."

[@gun666maggot]

It's almost like the entire story is horseshit

[@imnahtcool]

​@Bad_Hombre_ADK i like that 👌

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

This isn't 4chan bud

[@MarkKatz2772-jg3tc]

The ironic thing is that if he hadn't attempted to have her murdered AND then had her interrogated while she was still recovering, she most likely wouldn't have spilled the beans, anyway. I mean, she didn't do it before. At that point then, she knew that her life was forfeit and that she would be killed, anyway. Maybe not a public execution yet, but more hits on her head. It was only resonable to talk then. She literally had nothing to lose, not even her life. So in a way, Kim forced her to do the one thing he didn't want her to do. Not just a genocidal maniac and tyrant, but a complete and utter idiot, as well.

[@mendingwall3823]

If Argentina doesn't believe in life without parole for a child, they could have at least held him until he was 18-25 years old. Assign him a psychiatrist to ensure he is no longer a danger to anyone else. 3 months is a slap in the face.

[@PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6ms]

Living in Argentina is punishment enough.

[@odlfmariner470]

​@@PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6msit's getting better

[@jonathancunningham8739]

@@PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6ms HAHA sigh I really feel sorry for the people of Argentina God their country is in a crappy spot right now.

[@adeer87]

Agreed. I understand if they don’t wanna punish a child, but they should have kept him in psychiatric care until adulthood or after.

[@CourtneyHammett]

I think they can be rehabilitated especially at that age but you have to try.

[@stephaniec3118]

Rest in peace Joaquin! I’m sorry you have been failed by so many with no justice in this lifetime

[@col5186]

I wish In-Hee knew just how strong she was. Absolutely a star who should be remembered, yet people tried so hard to erase her. Thank you for speaking about her because now she can live within our memories too. She won't be forgotten 💖

[@joemamr710]

She’s just your typical sloot, sleep your way to the top.

[@tyrantam529]

9:56 "Taking one look at this potato" 🥔

[@WholeWheatWhale]

I had to go back and make sure I heard that right!

[@noctap0d]

Savage but fair 😂

[@th-sd6ni]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@adeer87]

@@noctap0d Mean but deserved 😭

[@osarcastica]

He does look like a potato. Lol.

[@LifeFlyGaming]

It's insane that in some parts of the world, murder gets you 3 months, and in other parts of the world, making political statements gets you life in prison.

[@absolutetime8881]

Some 'politica statements' could lead to conflict that cost lives. Just saying

[@appleid3151]

​@absolutetime8881 hi CCP. Maybe the politician's should behave a bit better?

[@no_peace]

Similar things happen all in the US. It's crazy

[@ajurado800]

@@absolutetime8881 "Could lead to conflict that costs lives" is a lot less serious than *literally killing someone*, don't you agree?

[@CaligulatheEmperor]

@@absolutetime8881 who cares? You don’t change the world by handing out fliers and holding up signs… 1776 wasn’t a peaceful revolution

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

The story of Wu In Hee is so sad. Total kudos to the film maker who kept her from being erased from history 🙏⭐

[@GrandTheftRuben]

McCarthyism is one hell of a drug

[@corvidsRcool]

The story of how that director and his actress wife were kidnapped and taken to North Korea to make movies for Kim Jung Il and everything they went through and their escape is absolutely wild.

[@azza4044]

Should've kept her knickers on.

[@mikebane2866]

The source is a known anti-North Korean tabloid company from South Korea, also known for publishing stories with questionable sources at best. They published a story about some North Korean diplomat being executed in some insane fashion too, only for that diplomat to show up two days later totally not executed. Also, the story doesn’t even make sense. Kim Jong-Il would publicly execute an ex-lover, a famous and well beloved movie actress in the country, whom he was trying to hide from the public so they wouldn’t learn about their past sexual affairs, then orders her brutal public execution in front of 6,000 Pyongyang residents, on the charges of exposing their past affair to some police at the hospital? Yeah, that makes zero sense. If a story doesn’t make sense, question it a little, look into the sources, there are no credible sources at all. You really can just make up anything and Westerners will believe it because they don’t view North Koreans as intelligent, multidimensional, free willed human beings.

[@Varangian_af_Scaniae]

"is so sad" Come of it! In one or two generations no one will remember you either. What makes her special?!?

[@mikehunt4986]

13:47 The story of how the North Korean giant monster movie "Pulgasari" was made is wild. The director and his wife were kidnapped and the movie's Japanese special effects crew (whom had also worked on "The Return of Godzilla" aka "Godzilla 1985") were tricked into going to North Korea to work on the film and had their passports confiscated until the movie was completed.

[@ryanleatigaga7596]

He would also help create the 3 Ninjas movie series as Simon Sheen.

[@mikeygraves16]

_"Taking one look at this potato..."_ Proceeds to indeed show the most potato-looking photo of Kim Jong-il😂😂😂

[@toshirodragon]

Kim Jong-il

[@mikeygraves16]

​@toshirodragon Ah good catch on my mistake 😃👍 I fixed it, thank you my friend

[@toshirodragon]

@@mikeygraves16 To be honest, I had to go back and relisten to make certain it was the father, these similar names are a pain!

[@Sugarglidergirl101]

@@toshirodragonI mean it’s the same as western families having the same last name. Plus there are many instances of families naming the son (father’s name) jr. My brother and father even have the same first/last names, the only difference being their middle names.

[@toshirodragon]

@@Sugarglidergirl101 Yes dear, And that's a pain too.

[@BettiePagan]

“COMPENSATING FOR SOMETHING” ABSOLUTELY SENT ME LOL. We know you got some sass Lazy, I just didn’t realise how much! 👹

[@markymark443]

"L" is definitely a fitting name for the kid in the first story. He is definitely a massive L of a human being. Hopefully the victim's family will take justice into their own hands to make sure he never hurts another innocent and vulnerable person again, and if they do, then good riddance. Absolutely revolting that he got away scott-free.

[@Bad_Gazpacho]

Regrettably our country has systems in place to make sure justice isn't served.

[@imnahtcool]

​@Bad_Gazpacho I love your country but that really shocked me, I thought Argentina was a bit better than that 😞 So sad. I feel for the families ❤

[@punkjake]

​​@@Bad_GazpachoIf he killed my son, that kid would never walk again at minimum. I'd make sure of that. He'd be alive, though, I'm not that much of a monster.

[@scramblemindjumble]

@@punkjake It’s so senseless. What did the kid even kill him for? They were friends. He must be a psychopath

[@TheInferno0099]

​@@scramblemindjumbleI feel like there was more to the story something feels missing

[@DeathMelodies]

The story of In-Hee makes me so emotional. There are so many people like her that make up human history that it's staggering to think. I'm glad they got away to tell the tale.

[@azza4044]

She sounds like a narcissistic trouble maker, sleeping with multiple men even when married for attention and fame. It just caught up with her. It's no great secret what N Korea is like. She had it coming.

[@ANT-ej8ob]

RIP, In-Hee. You won’t be erased from existence.

[@DSoSJohnH]

Thinking that they tried to do that to that poor lady, makes me wonder just how many they did successfully "erase" :|

[@Logitah]

Considering the tale of Hatshepsut, it's WAY harder to do than dictators think.

[@Varangian_af_Scaniae]

Something like 6-8 billion people have died and no one remembers them. Why should we care about a NK actress that couldn't keep her mouth shut (like all women)

[@katzarkul]

It's hard to feel bad for someone who was so openly promiscuous.

[@escabasket153]

⁠@@katzarkulshe was a human being, and the others were just as promiscuous. I can already tell you’re someone who hates women.

[@reverie98]

I get that Xavier's family doesn't want to face the truth that he killed his family, but honestly, if he really was recruited by the US government, why would there only be 5 bodies under the terrace? If they were faking the family's deaths, there would have been a 6th body to act as a fake "Xavier." I also think under the circumstances it's unlikely that he killed himself after committing the murders. He sounds like too selfish and narcissistic a POS to have done that. He's probably living in another country at this point.

[@alexpeltier3330]

Agree, a lot of people with foreign language skills are able to leave their country and find work quickly. There was actually a counselor at a French language summer camp who looked like Xavier.

[@kingayy9267]

Just because someone does something bad, doesn't make them "narcissistic." That word has been beaten into the ground as an internet buzzword. It needs to stop.

[@mercedesvelasquez8781]

This here exactly and as a survivor from a narcissist relationship which I bore a child with said person and now must keep my son away from him for his mental health safety. My point is gets on my last nerves with everyone throwing that word around so freely because if they had first hand experience with narcissism then they wouldn't be throwing that word around so freely as they do..​@@kingayy9267

[@ronkledonkanusmoncher564]

Eccentric people will believe anything that aligns with what they wish to be true since they are delusional

[@RantGrumps]

Saw Xavier last week in mexico

[@dariogaelreyes7534]

Nick and Lazy in the same day? What a wonderful day to be paranoid and misanthropic

[@Bhunnidb]

Nick? does he do stuff like lazy?

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

Right with you

[@zoeledwards6617]

Funny you say that, I am subscribed to Nick but haven’t gotten his notifications. Thanks for letting me know tho.

[@caelipaige2243]

Watched his video right before lazy’s

[@bentonrp]

The Nick Crowley one today is weeeeird. I don't know whether to laugh or throw up!

[@GlassesnMouthplates]

I recall Kim Jong Il also had a strong fascination/obsession for Princess Tenko (a Japanese magician who was prominent in the 80s to the 90s) to the point it was stated he'd find ways to make her reside in North Korea, including building a theatre under her name and suggesting her to stay in the country after Tenko reportedly fell ill during a visit in 2000.

[@Air_Serpent]

I don't remember what it's called, but there's a phenomenon where uptight men fall for emotional, creative women that contradicts their values. They tend to control them when they get together, as the parts that they found attractive is now embarrassing or just bad. Of course it doesn't always end badly.

[@caleyhook4091]

​@@Air_SerpentAbuse. It's usually called abuse in the end.

[@jeremyt2212]

What a strange thing to try to relate to, being born into wealth and privilege, living a life of ease and comfort, only to find your inherited wealth dwindling, having been unable to gainfully support yourself, and now staring at the unconscionable prospect of becoming poor.

[@sagnorm1863]

It's not hard to relate to at all. just typical greed shared by the poor and the rich. He probably had enough money to retire at age 18 and never work again. But he wanted to live a luxurious lifestyle, so all the money disappeared. And he couldn't tolerate the lifestyle of a commoner.

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

I agree. I mean, he did actively try to support himself and his family. Because he had such a comfortable, cushioned upbringing I'm betting he wasn't taught - nor had any way to learn in the prestigious schools and academies he attended - any of the life skills less wealthy people have to. Then to discover his father had died penniless too would have been like the ground pulled away from beneath his feet. Pride surely played a part, and fear of looking a failure in the eyes of his family. I mean, there are many stories about of people losing their jobs but carry on faking going in to work for years.

[@nicksoley]

The idea that Xavier didn’t kill his family is just ridiculous

[@Varangian_af_Scaniae]

And you proof for that is?!? Gut feeling???!?

[@Olacarn]

​@@Varangian_af_Scaniaesomething tells me you didn't watch the video at all

[@lainiwakura666]

@@Olacarnits a bot

[@kolapso3687]

​@@Olacarn as a french, I can tell you that everything point in his direction.

[@ninahello94]

I'm french and I approve... Pretty disappointed that LazyMasquerade put some doubt on this explanation. If there is one question this case it's wether he is dead or alive, but he sure killed his family

[@SurnaturalM]

The Kim family is like these cartoonishly evil villains in a Disney movie, except they're very real. I can help but feel sorry for people who happen to be born in North Korea.

[@rexpontiff1001]

Just wait until you hear about the Rothschilds

[@TimWhitefish2759]

Is a woman even allowed to say no to an affair in North Korea? Especially with a male boss?

[@GrandTheftRuben]

The US Goverment wants to dominate the world full of fascism & Homosexuality. And you support those clowns.

[@gryficowa]

@@GrandTheftRuben Gays were victims of the Nazis, but you, as a fascist, are too out of touch

[@edi9892]

There's a YT video of a defector labelled 10 common items you can't get in NK. It was depressing. BTW: it did include contraceptives.

[@dathbaeder]

The first one is so heartbreaking. The fact that Joaquin had no friends and was targeted by bullies, and he thought he finally had a friend who cared about him. The only other kid his age that Joaquin felt he could trust and smile with. So sad.

[@happytrails699]

no no no... you have got to have some form of justice for that first boy

[@willo7734]

no kidding…. glad I don’t live in Argentina. If they just let all juvenile murderers go consequence free there must be a lot of murderers walking around.

[@j04370859]

​@@willo7734It's not just Argentina. Didn't those two monsters that killed James Bulger barely get time in prison because they were minors? In fact, it wasn't even prison.

[@BettiePagan]

@@j04370859they took that poor baby’s life in ‘93, both released after “life sentences” in ‘01 at age 18 with new identities. Venables (the ringleader, who also happened to be the one who showed more remorse on the interview tapes) has been in-and-out of prison for somewhat related crimes, and I believe even received a second new identity-current status thankfully is “in” after his parole was denied in December/January ’24.

[@FizzyGeorgia]

@@j04370859think they were inside until they were 18 (8 years) and then released on license.

[@robokill387]

@@j04370859 No, they were incarcerated for 8 years, which is above average for the UK.

[@AngrySinn]

3 months in Juvenile for murder is an absolute joke. Age should not matter when theres murder involved. That kid is a danger to everyone around him.

[@tekbarrier]

"Age should not matter when theres murder involved" You realize we have a juvenile system for a reason? Kids and adults aren't the same, mentally. What he did was horrible and he should be punished, but not the same way an adult would.

[@AngrySinn]

@@tekbarrier I don't think he should be given the death penalty or something but he definitely should have gotten at least a few years.

[@thurayya8905]

I like to think if the judicial system won't do the job, society will.

[@CaptToilet]

@@tekbarrier And you realize that Juvenile detention does nothing, just like prison. Might as well just sent them to full scale. If it puts the fear of god into them then it worked.

[@tekbarrier]

@@AngrySinnI agree, he should have been locked up until at LEAST his 18th birthday at a minimum.

[@armorpro573]

Damn, a Lazy Masquerade and Nick Crowley on the same day? Count me lucky

[@meowmeow1738]

i was literally jumping with joy when i saw both their notifs pop on my screen

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

Right with you guys

[@jimglass3106]

Both are notifications that can turn your day around. Cheers!

[@colekimball4945]

Right!? I'm here fresh off that

[@Total-Unicorn3958]

I was just thinking the same thing!!

[@shanesmith4042]

"Taking one look at this potato"! Savage Lazy. Savage and accurate

[@matthewthomasjames]

A potato god. That’s how the North Korean citizens would have viewed him.

[@thesilentassassin1167]

Wow so brave and savage of him to talk shit behind a screen

[@bentonrp]

9:44 "Taking one look at this potato...." Lolol! 🤣

[@robins.9700]

I love the cheeky little insert "compensating for something?" 😂😂

[@imnahtcool]

And calling Kim's face a potato 😂😂

[@Astro99100]

Thank you for bringing to light Joaquin's story. As an argentinian, i'm thankful that these crimes are covered by english speaking media

[@Tinil0]

A "mutual criticism session" is a communist thing by the way, originally invented in the USSR, but really popularized by Mao and, subsequently, by the Kim regime. The idea makes some sense in a vacuum, it's good to be able to self-criticize and self-analysis as a whole is a good thing to practice. But ultimately it was a way to put continual pressure on people to reveal all their secrets, either so you can punish them or use the information as blackmail. And if you are ever discovered doing something the regime disapproves of, it's extra ammunition for sham trials "Why did you never admit you did this?". It's also just kinda used to break people down.

[@imnahtcool]

Thanks for explaining! I was wondering what it entailed. Very interesting, very sad ❤

[@geeker6350]

In-Hee's story was one of the most insane and tragic things I've ever heard. She'll never be forgotten.

[@JohnSmith-j2j]

Worse than the child being k!lled by his only friend?

[@garishanth]

"L" thought he's in Death Note in real life 🙄. rest in peace Joaquin 🕊 sad

[@Mike--Oxmall]

Im not sure how accurate this can be because its been so long but Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès looks suspiciously like a man I served a few times at the Ealing Common Sainsburys store in West London England back some time in late 2011 and early 2012. I seem to remember him very clearly or somebody that looked just like him because I was a kid back then and it was my first proper job, I had a lot of social anxiety back then and tried to avoid eye contact with customers when I was working on the checkout but this guy made a point to look me in the eyes and smile. I never forgot that because nobody else did that. He came in to buy food over the course of a few days, he was also dressed as a priest with a greyish coat on but it was slightly unzipped so you could clearly see his collar. Now its been so long so maybe this was just a random priest visiting London around the early 2010s trying to be nice to me but I could swear his face is a spitting image. So lets say he did escape it would have been pretty easy for him to sneak into the UK from the EU if he had connections and is/was hiding in the clergy, also this was before the Brexit so you could still freely move between the EU and the UK. I had only heard of this case now and the reason it brings back memories was because of the strange smiling and eye contact brings back very vivid memories for me because I worked in that store for years and it was one of my early customers.. Or maybe Ive just got the wrong guy here, its been so long. I will say though that from that part of London you could get very far away very quickly, Ealing Common Tube station is literally across the road, and then they thought suspected a man at Glasgow airport was him, so maybe there is something about him sneaking to the UK but getting away.

[@ScapegoatAngel]

while i appreciate the idea and calling in tips like this could be useful... a man who's hunted internationally won't go out of his way to smile at you to make you remember him forever. that's pretty much the opposite of hiding well, which he is, because he's still not found.

[@NatTardis]

@@ScapegoatAngel More like the main problem here is that there are billions of people on earth right now. Not surprising that some of us look alike.

[@BloodwyrmWildheart]

@@NatTardis And of those billions, the overwhelming majority are in India and China.

[@ScapegoatAngel]

​@@BloodwyrmWildheart and?

[@BloodwyrmWildheart]

@@ScapegoatAngel Aw, did I strike a nerve?

[@ImpastaTronic78]

Lazy Masquerade never fails to make me lose my faith in humanity even more

[@journeysalkebulan]

Your faith should not be in humanity ever but be in Jesus so there's your problem!

[@ImpastaTronic78]

dementia

[@sleepysombre4307]

🤖

[@BigfootIarry]

Jews

[@zyzyx4157]

That’s a sign to stop watching true crime lol

[@birdbrain4445]

The story of Woo In-Hee is just... well, insane all around, and sad. Honestly, the most horrifying one here to me, as grim as the other two are - the thought that someone of national prominence and fame can just be completely erased from people's minds and memories with time into near non-existence is truly haunting... that her fame was limited to NK meant that without that photo smuggled out of the country, we may never have known who she was to this day even.

[@patrickkelmer6290]

Woo In-hees fate is so incredibly depressing.

[@CarmenRodriguez-gq5gq]

fr. the thought that you can literally be famous and well known by your whole nation and then suddenly your existence is still somehow erased from history is crazy.

[@LadyLeomon]

@@CarmenRodriguez-gq5gqnicely as I can put this: that didn’t stop her from dying a very stupid death (via “not keeping it shut”). Seriously despite the propaganda I’m certain NK knows the kind of person their leader is, how foolish she was to have assumed she could have spoken her mind without consequence … have to admire her bravery if nothing else

[@patrickkelmer6290]

@@LadyLeomon It should be noted that her widower and children left behind got a merciful fate - instead of going to a concentration camp for 3 generations, they were simply just exiled to the countryside.

[@LadyLeomon]

@@patrickkelmer6290 wow … think Dear Leader is feeling okay? 😮😮😮

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@LadyLeomon To be fair, she believed he'd already made one attempt on her. If she didn't spill the story at that point, she might never have gotten another chance.

[@cranibalette]

As always, your content is so amazing. And then, as a french, I see Dupont de Ligonnes (pronounced something like "The leegonaSS" - sorry not willing to correct your so appreciated efforts but I laught hearing it this way as it's such a huge case in France and I was not expecting the name to pop abroad) !!! At this day, France is still both traumatized and eager to know what happenend. Still nowadays, from time to time, we have "news" about the case that is then quickly debunked (and you can't imagine the number of jokes about "what's under the terrace ?" or answering "Is that Xavier Dupont de ligonnes ?" when someone ask "do you know what I'm hidding in that bag/behind my back/etc" we have here... yeah not delicate but...let's say that's a way to cope with the horror nobody understands). Honnestly, here, few people thinks he had the guts to understand the horror of what he did and ends his own like. Most people think he fled away to start a new life as his wife was starting to understand how he lied about everything and defraud so many people even her parents. And really... the amount of proofs that he killed everyone is SO HUGE. No french thinks he's innocent apart for his family

[@thurayya8905]

Thank you for giving us a French viewpoint.

[@willo7734]

I’m glad In-Hee is known to the outside world now. The DPRK can’t erase here existence out here.

[@empressmarowynn]

Wow Xavier is such a selfish POS. Imagine killing your entire family just so you don't have to get a job.

[@TAStormChasing]

One of the main reasons I really enjoy this channel. You go over incidents that haven't been covered. Thanks for the uploads!

[@ZOMBiFOX13]

4:34 WHAT?!

[@exactlywhatineeded]

Argentina is a 3rd would country. They still have a ton of development to go in all departments

[@smileyaguilera3703]

@@exactlywhatineededlike north America USA!

[@exactlywhatineeded]

@@smileyaguilera3703 nah buddy, we actually have roofs over our houses that aren’t made out of tin

[@milacolman]

@@exactlywhatineeded Why you seem obsessed with Argentina? All your comments are about how poor of a country it is, that is a third world country, etc, we know dude so why do you care?

[@xKrikket]

​@@exactlywhatineeded but your walls are made out of cardboard

[@Ragdollcatlover]

Gosh, I hadn’t heard about any of these - thank you for shining a light on such evil. NK is such a scary place.

[@VivaAlecto]

Nick Crowley AND Lazy Masquerade updating within an hour of each other? Paradise!!

[@Forflipsake]

I doubt L will live past his mid 20s, he’s a psychopath and and he already seems erratic and thrill seeking. Won’t be long before some street gang or shady deal gone wrong when older wipes him out, rightly so.

[@markymark443]

One can only hope so...that would be justice in my book.

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

Yup. Sometimes justice comes in ways we don't expect.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

If I was someone who loved Joaquin, "L" would come up "missing" at some point.

[@Bad_Gazpacho]

That murderer gets to live without a care in the world, but if you were to get retribution you'd get the book thrown at you. There's no justice down here.

[@tannertaylor9432]

New Lazy Masquerade and Nick Crowley videos on the same day It's like Christmas in August

[@midnightswami5582]

As a person that lives in Nantes that watches your videos, I pass almost every week in front of this man's house and it gives me chills. The father of a friend of mine who was an architect, remembers meeting Agnès to do some work at that same house. Nobody knows if he's still alive. Some people have said to see him but never reported. I'm surprised you talked about him in this video and its even scarier when you show the street i used to pass everyday to go to school.

[@stevens1041]

Did anyone else ever move into the house? The city where I'm from had a home where an entire extended family was slain, over a debt. I'm surprised it wasn't featured on this channel. I'm shocked someone bought the house very cheaply and now lives there. I shudder to think about it.

[@groku5135]

@@stevens1041 I wouldn't be surprized if someone moved in since, you can't really be too picky to find a place to live near the city center in Nantes

[@m0rg4n1sm]

the dupont de ligonnès case was one of the first to pique my interest in true crime. if xavier is still out there somewhere… i shudder to think how such a disturbed person can just live out their life after doing something like that.

[@Streifen1911]

Hope you’re still going strong Lazy. I haven’t been able to check your stuff out in a long time lost a lot of my passions but I know you put in the hard work. Much respect.

[@MsAnimefan95]

Some day there's gonna be a last photo of all of us.

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

Damn. So true

[@AnthonyRusso93]

Some of us there already is and just don't know it yet

[@aurorasmith745]

And it might already exist!

[@petahoee8281]

That's so deep

[@jeniskindof]

If my last photo isn't me surrounded by a raccoon army and me as emperor of the planet I'm not dying!!!

[@annabanana8700]

Why wasn’t "L" sectioned in some kind of psychiatric ward??? He could still at least have been declared a dangerous offender! How are people supposed to know to stay away from him?!

[@antonydrossos5719]

A NEW Lazy Masquerade video on my birthday?!? You spoil me, LM!!

[@grunkledan9210]

Happy Birthday Antony! Hope its been a good year for you :)

[@dannydugan6738]

HBD

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

🎉❤

[@michellevanwyk784]

🎉🎉Happy birthday to you

[@kristina_C13]

Happy birthday! 🎉

[@77Creation]

"Needless to say, Xavier was determined to be the prime suspect..." 😆

[@Phoebe5448]

Yeah, Xavier comes across as a narcissistic family annihilator.

[@Mxtt_Hxll]

The Ligonnès case still gives me the creeps after seeing it on Unsolved Mysteries. Theres something about it that still doesn’t fit.

[@chrisxavier3147]

Last time I was this early, Papa Lazy was still anonymous!

[@Cass63450]

Thank you for telling the story from Korea so that her erasure will be further counteracted. That said, I really appreciate that you are able to tell stories from areas of the world that get a lot less coverage over here.

[@dinoheartnerd2265]

8:20 I was absolutely shooketh to hear Czechoslovakia mentioned in this story, definitely had not been expecting that at all! I had no idea that a North Korean actress had once been granted the chance to travel out to the state that preceded the existence of my country (I am Slovak), that is seriously fascinating.

[@rogthepirate4593]

15:04 I've heard of lineages containing musketeers, even knights, but a castle?? I didn't even know castles could reproduce, that is truly impressive.

[@noneyourbiz8886]

I’ve had the worst day. This helps tremendously. Thanks Lazy.

[@PinnePon]

Child killers should not be given harsh sentences, but they definitely shouldn't be let free without consequences. Imagine being that kids classmate, and just being in the same room as a killer

[@Maria_Builds]

lazy masquerade, nick crowely AND morbidforfun posted a video THE SAME DAY? AM I DREAMING???

[@BASIC8584]

dont forget mr ballen

[@AlleyCryptid]

She just wanted to love. I'm heartbroken, but I'm so glad I know she existed. Ty

[@Goku_Black1.1]

Yea, she wanted to share her love with everyone, couldn’t keep it in her pants lol. Still RIP tho

[@Pyromaniax]

Bullied kid killed by friend, aint this world fucked

[@UnderScoredd]

Fucked things happen so that means the world is fucked? That'd be just a true as beautiful, kind gestures happen in the world so the world is beautiful and kind. The truth probably lies in the middle somewhere. This might be mind-blowing but... the world isn't black and white. Whatever you choose to pay attention to will have an influence in how you percieve the world. Just keep that logic in mind before making an emotionally inspired blanket statement in order to remain self-aware and avoid becoming delusional. In other words, leave room in your mind to ALWAYS consider the possibility that whatever extreme conclusion you come to just might possibly be wrong. Keep an open mind, an open heart and open eyes. Don't allow your mind to become weak therefore leaving you vulnerable to emotional manipulation as hinted in your comment. Good luck.

[@Pyromaniax]

you're unbearably naive

[@SpukiTheLoveKitten75]

@@UnderScoredd Amen. There's both good and bad in the world.

[@arr02597]

The last one have been on netflix unsolved mysteries season 1 episode 3 but this video explains more in details 😅

[@matthewjacobs2991]

Yeah, I've heard this story a couple times and I don't think anyone explained the "why" and left it as a bizarre mystery. Old-money and bankrupt. I don't think it's a good reason to kill a family but I know it's happened before so at least that part is answered

[@skirdus367]

Three months for first degree murder is literally the most nothing sentence I've ever seen in my entire life

[@UnderScoredd]

Meh. It seems reasonable.

[@stephenabbott7259]

What does “meh” mean? Low iQ?

[@Nola5427]

@UnderScoreddb Meh, you must be a psycho yourself.

[@Kottie_mal]

@@UnderScoreddDo you hear yourself? A KID murdered another kid. If that isn’t bad enough the kid was struck 18 times on the head and likely planned to murder a second victim which was found in a piece of paper. You think 3 months is enough?

[@zhan146]

welcome to argentina

[@Skygrey2943]

'A mutual criticism session' or 'self criticism session' is a concept that comes from Maoist thought. It was believed to be a better revolutionary, a party member would have to engage in this process where they would reveal and review their own failings within a group setting. However, these meetings have often devolved into serious sessions of psychological and physical torture by the very people they were supposed to share a common goal with. In Japan, this was what was behind the famous Asamo Sanso incident.

[@monkeywang9972]

That count story shows even if you’re born with a silver spoon in your mouth, happiness and safety isn’t guaranteed.

[@samkingsway6564]

How many where actually successfully erased? So sad... I am speechless. And no justice at all for the boy in the first story. It is heartbreaking.

[@NaturalSynthetic777]

Wtf the 1st one is too scary. Cant trust anyone

[@zoeledwards6617]

A snapshot of SpongeBob at the Christmas party should have made this list.

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

What a weird thing to say

[@zoeledwards6617]

@@thehangingparsiple5692 if you get the reference then you’ll understand why I said that.

[@BASIC8584]

​@@zoeledwards6617your so right

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

​@@zoeledwards6617 👍

[@aaronbrewington2404]

Jesus. That first one was a rough one. Poor kid. And, yeah, “L” is gonna cause a lot of suffering

[@dariadavies256]

It’s such a treat when lazy uploads a new video even though the topics are often disturbing.

[@MalevolentMischief]

I don’t know if I’ve ever been this early to a Lazy release. But I wanted to chime in and say thanks for what you do. As a longtime fan, I wouldn’t have gotten into content creation were it not for you. I take a lot of inspiration from the cases you cover, and am proud to say that we’re just about to hit 50k subs w/ a community that is absolutely amazing. I don’t comment often, but I feel like you should give people their deserved 💐. Thanks for the motivation, LM.

[@Trollgernautt]

"Oh wow I have visited this abandoned house five times already, investigated it thoroughly, but this time I think I'll take a look at what's inside all those trash bags" lmao

[@crazyaussie7054]

Hahahahaha "Taking one look at this potato" 😂😂😂 So love your vids. Thankyou for all your work, from an Aussie fan

[@AncestorEmpire1]

8:48 That sounds what is called “A Struggle Session” Which has historically been used in Soviet Russia’s communist party and inside the government of China. So imagine my shock when North Korea appeared to have used the same thing.

[@victormurori4367]

What a pathetic justice system that is, letting a killer off just because he is a child doesn't make him immune to consequences

[@UnderScoredd]

Well... that's evidently EXACTLY what it makes him.

[@Nola5427]

That kid knew better!

[@Voided13th]

" taking one look at this potato". The best insult because it is so TRUE. 😬

[@rigby__]

You always find the most unusual and interesting stories, Lazy! Always a joy to see a new vid drop from you 😊

[@jmgajda8071]

Depending on how the man's DNA was tested, it could've been Dupont. If Dupont had had a bone marrow transplant, then the DNA in his blood would be totally different. If a buccal swab was used (oral) then the man in question was definitely not Dupont. I've always wondered how the man's DNA was tested...

[@allknowingal]

They probably tested multiple ways

[@christinewhitfeld7939]

How refreshing to have a pleasant voice which speaks properly.

[@BhaiyajiNo.2]

if someone is capable of killing someone, that person cannot be exempted from punishment in any case

[@twotamatos]

I am so glad that there r people like you out there because with the internet we genuinely do have even .5% more chance of finding a victim or person affected or can learn to have a better retrospective to see what evil lies out there n take from it what you will but hopefully people understand there aren’t any creepypasta monsters on this earth but just real monsters that live amongst us

[@twotamatos]

Just some of your topics made me break down and cry how someone could just take a life like it’s nothing do such vile acts and the atrocious behavior of people involved who have the iota to think they are above it to pull such acts or just let them continue like some police did is just sickening u really are one of the real ones doing Justice by simply reporting on these threads and all that or atleast giving people some restless souls the peace the deserve by sharing they’re stories so they don’t go unnoticed and we can put the people away forever like they did to them put em in a place where the world can do what they did to their victims

[@CatLady-be9tn]

I hate how if you're underage you can be allowed to kill people and either serve no time or barely any. That's sick. He's just gonna keep on killing. 😡

[@ninahello94]

Xavier's sister is a crazy conspirationist who is totally in denial about her brother's crimes, and i think she is the point of origin of every theory that claims that the Dupont family isnt dead. Kinda sad that LazyMasquerade fell for this. The only mystery about this case is if Xavier is still alive or what happened to him after the murders. Also its worthy to note that this family had really strange dynamic already and the mom was part of an apocalyptic cult

[@GenXfrom75]

Enjoying this Lazy video then I’m going to luxuriate in a bubble bath while my husband tends to dinner for our twentieth wedding anniversary today 💕💜💕

[@katevar5406]

Happy anniversary!! Enjoy 🥰😍😍

[@Mama_Bear524]

Happy anniversary! Our 20th was July 31st. We’re so lazy we still haven’t done anything. Maybe we’ll go out next weekend. Enjoy your bubble bath 🛀

[@GenXfrom75]

@@Mama_Bear524 haha, thank you!! 😊 💜

[@GenXfrom75]

@@Mama_Bear524 and congrats to you guys, too!

[@GenXfrom75]

@@katevar5406 thanks! 😊

[@darreneccles7770]

Lazy can you please start a creepy pasta/creepy stories series again for old school fans, pleeeeaaaase

[@shawnadennis613]

Nothing better than a Lazy notification! ❤

[@ethanvilla4418]

And that North Korean actress story should be heeded by those that still think a dictatorship is kinda cool.

[@sagnorm1863]

Its really obvious the sanctions on NK exist solely to make the country collapse. They have failed. Even after the massive famine caused by the USA sanctions, the NK authoritarian regime survived to this day. So how about you just stop the charade, end the sanctions, and end the suffering of the NK population?

[@Alvun416]

Fake story

[@freesheep0]

I feel so spoiled at the rate you're putting out videos. ❤❤❤ love you! Take care of yourself, share a good meal every now and then, and don't get burnt out.

[@juliusnovachrono4370]

Its good to see you explain these cases with respect to the victims.

[@do3807]

Wait, he. They let L go and live without issue? He's out there chilling? Zero consequences?! This is why mob justice happens, not condoning it. But when people feel justice isn't served, reasonable people do things

[@tristancaplette2556]

Never knew i would see xavier dupont de ligonnés case here,glad to see frenchs case getting covered here

[@spidey1z]

Ok, how do cops miss large garbage bags, when looking for a missing family? Something doesn’t add up there

[@thurayya8905]

They were buried under the stones of the terrace.

[@connershipes1310]

Lazy is the best at explaining everything, this was such a great video, I don’t even like scary movies anymore because of this😂🙌🏼

[@plurpee.]

The Woo In-Hee part was almost literally word-for-word the Wiki page--boo!

[@JoliNatural]

1:24 you can see the look of 'intent' on L's face. He knows what he's about to do and is luring Joaquin, whose expression is warm and genuine. As a parent it would be difficult to not want revenge since justice wasn't served.