Mass Shooter Pretends to Be Crazy to Get Away with Murders

[@DrewPNeck]

That dispatcher should be paid to train others. She did a fantastic job, her tone of voice was perfect, her questions were non accusatory or inflammatory. Her attitude kept things calm and she should be commended. Too many times you hear these dispatchers are jaded and tired and overworked and aren’t helpful at all in keeping the situation in check. Well done Kristen

[@gillesashley9314]

Her voice was so sedductive, I felt stuff going through my vains listening to her voice.

[@JoshK-g2c]

​@gillesashley9314 That sounds like quite a disturbing road you're on, get it together pal.....

[@JoshK-g2c]

Way too close to baby talking to be taken seriously 😂.

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

I found her very to talk irritating. It was like she was talking to a bany. So annoying. I'd rather talk to that man.

[@stephenmelbaz]

You may want to consider rethinking that

[@Sir_Osis]

Thanks for taking the time to recognize and give us a little background of the victims.

[@thunderhead1969]

most compassionate dispatcher I've ever heard

[@kurtisstutzman7056]

Yes, she was...!

[@JoryBarrett]

Probably because she sounded like a normal person not the usual disinterested ghetto fake 3 inch press on fingernails tapping on the desk voice we usual hear when watching these videos.

[@nychris2258]

I cant stand her little baby voice. Its unbearable to listen to her put on that squeeky voice.

[@misterx9360]

Yeah, I heard she'd accidentally swallowed a compass that day. 😂

[@AquaPeet]

Kristen sounds SO SWEET and she does so good! Showing empathy and understanding to the perpetrator can have very positive outcomes.

[@Scandless-j4n]

Not sounds like a creeper.. 🤣🤣🤣

[@pla5730]

​@@Scandless-j4n😮 you weirdo 😂

[@Gigiabber123]

😂😂😂

[@SweetWillyD]

I highly doubt she actually has empathy for him and certainly not understanding. She knows that portraying that tone will make him most likely do what she and the officers request.

[@nychris2258]

Cant stand her squeeky little baby voice. Its so offputting.

[@ThisNi66aCrazy]

Just a note about the dispatcher... my God smh. We need _more JUST like her._ She was a professional and a sweetheart at the same time. Great job by her. Blessings to the victims and the families affected.

[@iammz81]

I don't know her voice made ME angry and aggytaded.

[@jeanniebrown446]

Why the hell she used a baby voice is beyond me. Sounded creepy and porn like.

[@manuelsalazar3938]

But the real question is: Where will you get more people like her? That's not really something you learn with training, it's pretty much like leadership, you can take a lot of training and courses about leadership but in the end true leaders are natural born. And I'm telling you this as a customer service expert, you can have dozens, hundreds or even thousands of people to choose from and maybe you'll get one or two with these skills.

[@DevilOnlyKnitsLace]

I was ready to tell Kristin everything I'd done back to third grade!

[@Soul_Flow_]

At least he was being honest in the 911 phone call.

[@dwightschrute2323]

He wasn’t tricked / that was a highly skilled negotiator!

[@missyflutter5562]

😂 I’m sure actual ‘negotiators’ are all very offended slow claps

[@Nuffsed81]

Calm down, stop looking for things to be offended by. A skilled negotiater will "trick" and do what is needed to get the job done. Just because you don't like the world for reason, that doesn't mean it doesn't it wrong. Tricking people not to kill and to surrender is not a bad thing. Stop crying and llokinh to be offended.

[@dwightschrute2323]

@@Nuffsed81 who is offended?

[@Soul_Flow_]

At least he was being honest in the 911 phone call.

[@Linda-rx5ux]

The mom should be held accountable for taking him off his meds and taking him to buy a gun.Just like parents of these school shooters. RIP to the victims 🙏💐♥️

[@beaulieuc8910]

Exactly

[@I-am-Veritas]

Hes an adult.

[@GwynneWalkerTrujillo]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@GwynneWalkerTrujillo]

​@@I-am-Veritas so th what? If she supplied him with a gun, she's guilty

[@TexanTrad]

​@@GwynneWalkerTrujilloat what point do we stop blaming everyone?? If a drunk driver kills someone do we blame their parents for buying the car? What if they had a previous DWI before they bought the car?? You see what I mean? If she knew he was going to do something like this then bought him the gun, yeah, obviously accountable. But otherwise, I really feel like we're always looking for other people to blame rather than holding the responsible party accountable. I hear what you're saying, and to a certain extent I agree, depending on their knowledge of events before hand. I just don't see what good comes of villainizing people who weren't part of the crime. The law is if you know a crime is a out to be committed but aren't part of the planning or carrying out of it, you aren't obligated to report it. There are certain exceptions, like if you're in a position required to take action, but otherwise you're not responsible for other people's actions. However, if you're encouraging it, planning it, or taking part in It, then it is on you. So this specific case falls somewhere in between those I'd say. But generally, I just think we need to stop the witch hunt for other people to blame. Just my opinion though

[@un1qu3n4m3]

I appreciate the fact that you took the time to learn about the victims and humanize them in this story rather than using them more like a statistic by just saying “5 people died.”

[@powercrazy11]

The AI voice really humanized the whole thing!

[@lindasimons691]

Those poor women must have been unimaginably terrified as each of them were being slaughtered.

[@PG-wz7by]

He only killed women. I'm curious if any men were in the building or it was a coincidence all the victims were women.

[@Soul_Flow_]

At least he was being honest in the 911 phone call.

[@arielmargaret18]

​@@Soul_Flow_ No one cares. Quit commenting this over and over again you creep

[@cjallen233]

The fact that this dude has been hearing voices since he was 11 and still had access to purchase a firearm is ridiculous.

[@nickibackhaus6321]

No. This is the United States of America!

[@clark2491]

Yeah, lets get all the guns out of America. But do nothing about big pharma, who lets not kid ourselves, probably played a part in this mess😢😢

[@cjallen233]

@clark2491 Calm down turbo Who tf said anything about getting all guns out of America? lol I'm a gun owner. Keeping guns out of mentally unstable peoples hands isn't some radical Fudd concept.

[@clark2491]

@@cjallen233 yeah leave it up to who? Have u looked around you? Lets give tyrants more power. No way will anyone get abused. Anyone else anyway

[@pyratenoah802]

The "voices" were pure bull

[@katelinkeeney8903]

These are the cases I want to hear, as a true crime obsessed person. These stories need to be told. Thank you

[@rinlo1424]

This guy had serious mental health issues that everyone, his mother, his friends and his teachers knew about. He was discharged from the army after admitting that he had thoughts of killing people. He'd been admitted to several behavioral health centers. His psychiatrist prescribed antidepressant and antipsychotic medication. His mother, who he lived with, admitted in court that she took him off the antipsychotic meds because "he seemed to be doing better." In November 2018 he got a job as a corrections officer at a local jaill but quit two months later on January 9, 2019. This is when his mother drove him to buy a gun. Two weeks later he walked into that bank and killed five women with that gun. I'd love to see a law that says it's a felony to help a person, who you KNOW has a serious mental illness/psychosis, buy a gun.

[@matthewmangum6320]

As the law is written now in Florida, you cannot legally purchase a firearm with a history of mental health issues.

[@kimbari90]

​@matthewmangum6320 Yeah, but he lied about it. That's how easy it is to get one. You just have to lie.

[@MaryCaroline-qt2fz]

It astonishes me that a psychiatrist cold testify that he wasn't unwell on the day. The doctor wasn't there. How would he or she know?

[@Poeticfloetic]

​@@MaryCaroline-qt2fzBased on an assessment? Try and keep up.

[@premiertrainingFL]

Our laws are soo fng trash to thwart this type of thing with obvious HUGE red flags still gets a gun and the mother imo should be held responsible for that as well. It’s insane to buy a person with these issues a weapon, ever

[@darrendallas8770]

She spoke to him and respected him in a way that felt honest and compassionate. Well done. Good work Kristen.

[@houstonwheeler6854]

Good ol “voices in my head” excuse. Sickening

[@davidswanson5669]

So has there been a legitimate crazy person with voices in their head ever? They don’t exist right?

[@beaulieuc8910]

Bog standard misogyny

[@TMMReznor]

@@beaulieuc8910 🤡

[@Callie-joe07]

You sound stupid and out of touch with reality 😠... If that's the case WHY the F watch videos and make a dumb comment! Your kind Fk me OFF! It's not an excuse for alot of mentally sick people and I'm talking from experience as an ex partner to someone that had Paranoid Schizophrenia and had "voices in his head" while he would punch the shit out of me! Unless YOU lived through such an experience you can shut the Fk Up! Momoana Poaka Tutai

[@scarletamazon3455]

@@davidswanson5669 It happens, hallucinations can be auditory as well as visual, or even a sensation. People with schizophrenia or another disorder causing symptoms of psychosis can experience them. Not all do, but it is a real symptom that many do. There are also 'intrusive thoughts', which can be a feature in a range of mental illnesses. There can also be what are called "command hallucinations" where they think the voice is telling them to do something. I don't know whether thee guy in this case is genuinely mentally ill or just lying, they'd need to do much more extensive evaluations on him, but plenty of criminals will try to claim mental illness or blame it on a voice in their head, just because they've heard of it and hope to use it as an excuse, and statistically, people with real mental illness are much more likely to be the victims of violent crime than the perpetrators.

[@sweetlikeehoneyy]

The same way he called 911 after that horrible crime, is the same way he could have called them before leaving the house and admit he was hearing voices so they could properly treat him. RIP TO THE VICTIMS, thank you to the amazing 911 dispatcher, and thank you to the jury and therapist on the stand for seeing through his bullshit.

[@KaiMoni444]

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[@tonydavila6594]

Why is it that their So-Called Voices never tells them "Be Smart, Stay In School"... 🤦‍♂️

[@madisyn6745]

They do! Or at least mine did. Never "stay in school" specifically. But for me, more often then not, my voices were an audible (to me) conscience. If I was considering doing something stupid my voices would quite literally be the voice on my shoulder saying "is that really the smartest decision?" They were still a major disruption to my life and caused many stays in grippy sock jail over the years, but it was very rare for me that the voices I heard were negative, although on rare occasion they were negative command hallucinations. Very scary stuff, positive or negative

[@tonydavila6594]

​​@@madisyn6745Did the Voices in your head ever tell you what to do in Jail? I'm pretty sure it was the Inmates Voices that told you what to do... 🤦‍♂️ Why is it that Voices Never tell them to Kill themselves, as opposed to killing others?... 🤦‍♂️

[@EricaStapleton-c6p]

RIP to the five innocent people. Thank you Beyond Evil 💠

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

I‘ve heard my fair share of awful dispatchers! But this one….she did extremely well!!!! Thank you, Kristen❤

[@katelinkeeney8903]

Couldn't agree more!

[@DangerLurking]

She sounded so sweet

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

@@katelinkeeney8903 heyyy, thank you so much!!!!!😊

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

@@DangerLurking she did!!! Admirable! Thank you for answering! ❤️🥰❤️

[@Gigiabber123]

@@therealdachshunddjangosmom ummm yea no!!

[@CuriousMisterG]

"Wether it's a bank or a school, somebodies already been shot!" When trying to urge is comanding officer to let them go in. I LOVE this officer, because yes, time is of the essence, however the operator had things "under control" per se.

[@princessmoore9026]

I really appreciate that officer for wanting to save lives. I never understood what is the point of the police waiting around outside while people got killed. Aren't they trained and have the equipments to handle these things. Instead, they are busy trying to save the perpetrator instead of the victims. Smdh

[@trevgauntletneu_gaming]

This isn't tricking anyone at all. That is what Hostage/Crisis Negotiators are trained for. The original title was "A Detective Tricks Mass Shooter into Surrendering"

[@AnalyticalMenace]

Indeed, while the video's title is the epitome of clickbait, the subject matter covered is...intriguing, to say the least.

[@codegeek98]

I believe the "trick" was telling him the officers wouldn't hurt him when they almost certainly caused bruising and abrasion during the arrest. So not exactly clickbait.

[@mick8888V]

@@AnalyticalMenace I believe the negotiator was in the process of arranging a face to face chat with him but unfortunately the officers on scene were overzealous and impatient. Their shouting commands to him prior to receiving such communication from command.

[@user-kb7pe1ov3v]

Just curious, did they change the title? 😂 I swear I saw a video in my recommended list that said two people trick a mass shooter or something so I’m wondering if this is the same video 😅

[@andiward7068]

"Trick" is more active than "convince" making it more likely to grab views. It's good use of spin, imo and doesn't raise to clickbait level.

[@theoboegoddess]

What an ANGEL of a dispatcher. She should be a therapist. She is so soothing and safe and makes me feel like everything will be okay even though I’m not the one in trouble 😂😂 what an angel!

[@stoshhatch8988]

Kristen did so good ❤ I cant imagine how stressful this must have been for her

[@moimoi2994]

Poor Kristen!

[@cryptmoe]

😂

[@Poeticfloetic]

Simping 😂

[@dani.jpg.]

​@Poeticfloetic do u think she doesn't deserve praise?

[@clark2491]

Hearing that cop upset because they didnt go in made me think of the cowards in Uvalde. Had those cops thought like him there would have been alot less death😢😢

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

I believe he was right. The killer said originally that one of the women he shot was still breathing. If they’d stormed the bank, there’s a chance at least one of the victims could’ve been saved before she bled out. All that waiting around, trying to save the killer’s life, was definitely to the detriment of that victim.

[@pippa3150]

That cop was a pos. He didn't care about the hostages. He just wanted credit for himself. Pos.

[@clark2491]

@@pippa3150 yeah okay bud. You sound alot like the old "all cops are bastards" camp anyway. Nohe was upset because he believed theyre were people who could have been saved.

[@MK-U-N]

Didn't see you going in Uvalde either 😶

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

@@MK-U-N How on earth does your comment make any sense? Please explain. Unless other commenters live in the US (I don’t), live in close proximity to that school, were armed, managed to tackle all the police officers standing around outside the school on that day, somehow got into the school without being tased, body slammed all of the officers officers standing outside the locked classroom, broke down the door single handedly and shot the murderer…OF COURSE it makes no sense that random KZbin commenters didn’t magically materialise at the scene of a school shooting, interfering with a situation we have absolutely zero training for. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@michelerenem]

We need more mental health resources in this country... More in the world actually... Seems like so many people have mental problems, but the amount of help is almost nonexistent. I hope and pray that this problem will be addressed soon... It's not just mental health too.. Other things as well. My son needs to see a neurologist, and I was told last week that the first available appointment with one in my area is a year from now. next October!

[@reeerinn]

that and also gun control

[@randomusername5242]

Repair the family unit and you will see mental health issues plumet.

[@michelerenem]

@@reeerinn absolutely.. You can't expect a person experiencing mental illness to disclose their own psychiatric problems when buying a gun.. There needs to be extensive background checks, and they should last weeks! Not just a quick background check, and relying on the buyers given information.... This kid should have NEVER been able to purchase a gun PERIOD. 100% agree with you.... There are too many guns in this country, and they're just way too easy to gain access to given how many mentally ill people we have with no resources for help. Sad situation!

[@brianhecimovich4488]

Bring back asylums...?

[@michelerenem]

@@reeerinn YT deleted my previous comment replying to you... But I 100% agree.. There needs to be more extensive background checks to purchase firearms... Sellers should never depend on the buyers stated information.. It should be checked, and a longer wait period to perform a more extensive background check... Too many guns are being sold to people with serious mental problems.. This kid should have NEVER been able to buy a gun.. Also... Private sales of guns needs to be illegal...

[@BooktownBoy]

"Boom Booms Guns And Ammo" sounds like a store from the GTA franchise.

100% for sure.

[@catdevereux1274]

Imagine how terrified the victims were, to line them up and take their lives. I cannot begin to imagine the horror of those moments. The poor families. The dispatcher Kristen was amazing! What an empathic kind soul, keeping the monster calm.

[@AwokenEntertainment]

both the dispatcher and the deescalator conducted themselves so well

[@jademoore2419]

The only time I’ve been blown away by a dispatcher in a GOOD WAY!!! What a wonderful, thoughtful and professional woman. Give her a raise and have her train others to be this compassionate!!! Bless her!!

[@kewsiyehboah9514]

A Dispatcher Who Done A Top Job in An Impossible Situation.. 👍.. All da Best Folks.. Swahili.. Waathrika Wapumzike Kwa Amani..

[@tonyarichards5430]

I’m 64 and I’ve never regretted my decision to be childfree. Never. I dodged a lifetime of drama/trauma.

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

I’ve got to agree with the frustrated cop on the scene: they should’ve gone straight in. The killer said one of his victims was still alive; if she’d received timely medical attention she might’ve been saved. All that waiting around, talking him into surrendering peacefully, was all for HIS benefit. The negotiator was unfortunately only concerned about the murderer’s safety, he didn’t appear to be thinking at all about getting the bleeding out woman to hospital asap.

[@bambieyedd.]

I need the dispatcher to read my kids bedtime stories on zoom! She was so reassuring ❤

[@lillyhedges2180]

What an amazing dispatcher, her voice, her demeanour, and her fast-paced reaction to inform the officers without losing her cool are absolutely incredible, I'm so amazed! if only all dispatchers were like this...

[@seducedbysasquatch]

Dispatcher has the sweetest and calmest voice I've ever heard.

[@philricke8372]

I honestly think most of these people who claim they hear voices in their head are just experiencing an inner dialog for the first time. I was shocked to know how common it was for people to be unable to hear their own thoughts or visualize images in their mind. I'm curious to know if some of these cases where people legitimately hear voices are just instances where people unlock that ability for inner dialog and they don't know how to navigate it properly.

[@Ghost80]

I have a friend like that. He is 91 and didn’t even realise he was different. He kept telling me I sounded crazy when I said certain things and I couldn’t understand why he couldn’t get things I said. Finally I read about people who can’t see images in their head or imagine scenarios or think so far ahead. I started asking him questions and realised he was like that. I then had to explain to him that I’m not crazy, I’m the same as 99.97% of the population and he is the 0.3% of the world who are different. He still says I’m crazy but now I can tell him that he’s the problem lol. I still love him, no matter how crazy he says I am!

[@DevanJensen-fd5bc]

We need a rebuild for mental health difficulties in this nation, we're in the middle of an obscene crisis

[@randomusername5242]

We need to rebuild the family unit.

[@BigSawCat]

Asylums, eugenic culling, forced abortions and sterilization.

[@JoshK-g2c]

No we don't.

[@cindywilson7774]

@@randomusername5242I agree. Where were his parents? They had to have known.

[@lemongrassass]

@@randomusername5242 no we don’t that never worked because it’s irrelevant to our actual problems having a prewar nuclear family won’t stop people from starving or freezing to death in the streets because they don’t have shelter you fuckers just hate people and don’t care for their suffering

[@TheSleepyBabyDeer]

That 911 dispatcher deserves a raise, a house, a car and literally anything else she wants! All 911 dispatchers should be trained to respond like this...

[@sureiamboo]

5 human beings lost their lives in the hands of a mental disturbed person, just sad and infuriating. May their loved ones find strength and peace after this horrible incident. Too sad to comprehend 💔 The dispatcher did a very good job to keeping the mental disturbed man calm and not harm more innocent people!!!

[@philmcclenaghan7056]

It's not on to just dismiss him as mentally disturbed and it wasn't his fault. He chose to not take medication and so he's as guilty as someone who chooses to text and drive and killed someone.

[@jdove39]

​@@philmcclenaghan7056The OP never said it wasn't the shooter's fault. You added your own twist to their words. While I agree with your point 1000% about the shooter being at fault, nobody said it wasn't his fault. They merely said "5 human beings lost their lives in the hands of a mental disturbed person, just sad and infuriating" (direct quote). That's not dismissing anything, nor is it removing blame from the shooter. The dismissal part is your addition to their thoughts, 100%.

[@clark2491]

​@@jdove39i agree 1000 percent. This whole situation is sick. Seems like some mkultra see eye a op

[@PsychoKupcake]

The dispatcher is a model that all dispatchers should hold themselves to. Her patience, calmness, and thoughtful way of handling this situation needs to be the standard.

[@brendafayepatten3312]

I was so glad to hear the officer say they should have gone in. That one lady was probably in there bleeding out.

[@3ddiagnosis654]

Yes Brenda Faye with your beautiful self. I bet he was in the Marines. Semper Fidelis. ❤

[@AlexAnom420]

that dispatcher is doing an incredible job while also being a personable sweetheart...👏brovo

[@cutielulu593]

Sad how common this is in our country. I don't even recall this particular mass shooting.

[@Greatlakeskyle.]

Props to that woman who took the call. I’m a full grown man and would be vomiting out of disgust on the phone.

[@jxn1056]

Can we just take a moment to recognize how amazing Kristen is? ❤ She did a wonderful job! 👏💯

[@squaredcircle2011]

All these women with so many children, so many lives affected by just 1 guy. Very sad.

[@wheeltorque3383]

Being from Europe i will never unstand why civilians must have the right to bear arms. So many innocent lives lost. But the harvest must go on for America is our source of the raw true crime drama we all want to see.

[@Dan-eo5es]

Props to the negotiator, but most importantly props to the dispatcher Kristen for keeping him calm! What she did was absolutely incredible. God bless her

[@Mandi_7123]

As someone who lives in Sebring and saw this happen in real time, my heart aches for the ladies we lost. It hurts to watch this but by god you did a phenomenal job covering the story. Thank you Beyond Evil 🖤

[@candice_ecidnac]

There's a real epidemic of twisted individuals who think that it's perfectly fine to take out their frustrations on innocent people. I don't understand this.

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

That's because we have a moral compass and normal minds

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

Then fight back

[@Notoriouscj1]

It’s mental illness they need help not prison

[@sds6303]

It’s called “psychopathy”

[@tredjesongen]

And rest assure there is always weapons ready for them to find. Smdh.

[@babyturkey8342]

Devestating...absolutely gut wrenching snd terrifying. It really sucks that we all only have one life to live, and it can be taken away by somebody that's just psychotic and cowardly. Why? Why would you want to do that? Why would you want to be known as somebody who does that. Cowardly boy.

[@jacksmith5045]

Rest In Peace to the victims and love to their families

[@jaimemint405]

These Dispatcher, is a real Pro, normally, if someone is dying or get threatened by criminals, they are asking things like, are you dying, is he dead, wait, whats happening, instead of offering fast help, this Dispatcher should be honored!

[@cdes1776]

When people say they hear voices, why don't they say, "Do a random act of kindness." Or "Hug your mom today." The 911 operator and mediator *rock* .

[@rationalskeptic1]

EXACTLY. And what I don’t understand is why on earth these people would listen to them and do what they say! Like WHY?? He didn’t seem like he had delusions too, just the voices. If a *real* person was standing next to me whispering in my ear to kill people, I wouldn’t. Even if that happened every day all day long for years I would say fuck off then I’d go to a community health center or even state mental health institution, and go get the VERY EFFECTIVE medications available for symptoms of schizophrenia. He doesn’t want to kill people?? Really? Then get medicated and you won’t hear those voices anymore! There is no excuse in this day and age for people who hear voices telling them to hurt people, to not be medicated. There are ways to get help if you are motivated to look for it. The er will send you to a state hospital for free.

[@bobbybands1957]

Because it's always demonic voices. Why would anything good feel the need to infiltrate someone's mind to tell them to do nice things? They wouldn't.

[@MungoLouis]

​@@bobbybands1957Never heard of God...

[@MungoLouis]

Wow KZbin deleting comments!

[@katiemary8075]

Because the voices are evil not nice

[@amberphillips6856]

I definitely have undiagnosed sensory issues because that female dispatchers voice drove me insane even though I thought she did a great job with talking to the creep. It's so weird having to argue with your own brain because you hate the sound of someone's voice. This happens to me a lot lol

[@Scandless-j4n]

Yeah she sounded creepy to me fr.

[@sarahmyers1347]

Same. I am so glad someone else thinks this. She did a phenomenal job and deserves the praise, but I hated the rather patronising babysitter voice.

[@hotdogwater8520]

​@sarahmyers1347 my mom talks like that all of the time. She was a 911 dispatcher for a few years so I suppose it makes sense.

[@Newjerseyblows]

Because it sounds like she's putting on a fake voice, which she is.

[@paigesisserman9018]

me too.

[@victoriastang]

I have absolutely HATED how some dispatchers have behaved in certain situations. Thank God that this day, a truly strong, intelligent, and compassionate person was on the other line when he called 911. I've had my own personal bad experience with a dispatcher and it's a travesty that they don't ensure that every dispatcher is this good at their job.

[@denisemilder9514]

The title is misleading. This guy doesn't sound like he's pretending. He has a serious mental problem, and the mom should be held accountable since she stopped his meds and bought the gun

[@johnmonk66]

the saddest part is the victims thought this was just a robbery, so they listened to him if they knew what he was planning those women would have kicked his ass, some might have still got killed, but some would have reached him and tore his eyes out

[@alexandercahoulan6583]

Beyond Evil Channel and the mysteriously fantastic voice behind it always impress me when I expect a high quality product.

[@Blessed.Mama.Vibez.x3]

Much love for you kristin !! ❤ wow she was so calm and sweet. Every dispatcher needs to be trained by her. Wow

[@hiyapal7719]

Looking at him, it's hard to imagine that his birth brought any happiness to the mother that bore him. Especially, if you consider that she let him grow up to look and act like that.

[@meetcarter]

That cop who got mad he couldn’t go in is the type of person we need on the police force

[@jtotheouknowit7775]

Dispatcher is amazing and that's an understatement

[@coolbeans8682]

So he was discharged from the army for having thoughts of killing people. Mkay.

[@violagentsch]

Hypocrisy right?

[@lindasimons691]

I don’t get it.

[@robsengahay5614]

Why is that strange to you. Being in the army isn’t solely about killing.

[@CoExist64]

@@robsengahay5614most certainly is not. Serve your country and have to read this, then again it was OUR service that helped keep their freedom of speech…just sayin’

[@CoExist64]

While I’m sure there are some, most people do not join the military expecting to take the life of another-I certainly didn’t. That being said, of course there are mental and physical standards that must be kept in order to remain in the military. Last thing we want or need are a bunch of crazed killers, so makes sense that the Army wanted him out BUT…they should have helped him prior to release…

[@GhostCrowBrother]

I was a 000 police operator in Australia a long time ago. We had very little gun crime but I experienced some horrific things. At least this lovely lady got recognised for her composure and excellent work

[@Stuff_I_Watch]

Good lord that is a LOT of children without their mothers. Crazy than the only man happened to be on break & escaped out the back… 😢

[@CrimeX7007]

"The conversation between the shooter and the 911 operator was tense, which shows that negotiation skills are essential in crisis situations."

[@ourhandsaretied]

It's great to see an actually good dispatcher on one of these videos for once

[@mick8888V]

So the military has no obligation to notify civilian authorities when they dishonorably discharge someone with severe mental illness?

[@MADExCLEARxMEDIA]

If he was a Muslim, you'd blame him and Islam, if he was black, you'd blame him, his dad and upbringing, if he was a Mexican, you'd blame him, his culture and his propensity for violence but when it's a white man, you folks will go as far as you can to blame something or someone else, just as long as you don't blame another white man with a gun

[@thornie123]

No they DO. The different agencies involved don’t do their jobs. They don’t like talking. Think 9/11 the fbi and cia didn’t like cooperating same deal

[@kimbari90]

​@@thornie123and now a man is on death row because someone didn't do their job.

[@mick8888V]

@@thornie123 it should all be an automatic linkage system where certain inputs automatically forward such information to other required agencies. Just like it should be for bad cops that get fired or choose to resign/retire as an option to discipline or indictment for their crimes...all automated so they can't go precinct or station shopping with a bad history of excessive force, abuse or fraud.

[@Soul_Flow_]

At least he was being honest in the 911 phone call.

[@Thebuzzer1]

what did the one officer say to his partner to get a "shut the fuck up" response? I didn't hear .

[@Newjerseyblows]

Time stamp?

[@Addictedtocollecting01]

No one heard it, it wasn't even subtitled.. I understand his anger though..

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I didn't hear but I think they were just clearly frustrated about deciding whether to go in or not because there was already people shot.. just understandable frustrations

[@MJack2255]

I think because he kept saying it was their scene and they should have gone in

[@mick8888V]

@@MJack2255 who had jurisdiction and command should have been clearly established and the officers outside should have stayed ready while standing down.

[@SuperAwesome19]

She's amazing.

[@Thatdudewiththedogs]

That dispatcher MIGHT be the most sincere person on Earth. 😭

[@Isaaaa_Belle]

men are so easily fooled. she sounded like she did the fakest babytalk with him

[@Thatdudewiththedogs]

@@Isaaaa_Belle dude, I’m not 12, lol. I understand what she’s doing. You can still hear sincerity and understanding in her voice. Just because you would be fake in that moment, doesn’t necessarily mean she’s being completely fake, she could have real empathy during that situation. It’s like you see her getting tons of compliments in the comment section and you’re jealous or something. Very strange behavior.

[@bubba_sawyer]

@@Isaaaa_Belle🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ men are easily fulled? Lmao such a dumb thing to say.

[@morbiddiathesis4428]

Nothing sincere about her.

[@emo_penguin420]

Ugh it frustrates me to no end seeing cars not getting tf out of the way for emergency vehicles!!! Also, incredible job to Ms. Johnson ❤❤

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

I wonder if it's more often intrusive thoughts they mean than actual voice hallucinations. I have a feeling this dude had obsessive thoughts rather than actually hearing voices which is possible. He just doesn't come out as psychotic to me. More like highly anxious.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Your comment touches on something I've always been really curious about.. I really do think there are people out there that do not understand how to comprehend intrusive thoughts.. There are definitely people who hear things & deal with hallucinations but I feel like a vast majority of people don't grasp how to live with intrusive thoughts.. You said someone who is obsessive and over anxious and I can agree with that. It's like they guilt trip themselves about their intrusive thoughts. Like they shouldn't even have those inappropriate thoughts and maybe they let it eat at them like they are hiding this dark secret, hiding all this guilt like there's a monster inside of them.. idk I've just always been curious about this exact thing because we all have intrusive thoughts.. Even perfectly healthy and happy people get thoughts of "what if I just jump right now?" "What if I just swerved my car into something randomly as I drove by?" "What if?" I have wondered if certain people have made themselves crazy from guilt, stress and obsessive thoughts alone around these things even tho it's a natural occurrence everyone deals with?

[@azureavocado5195]

These young males are being targeted. This is not coincidental and it is not natural.

[@katelinkeeney8903]

I had the same thought

[@karenneill9109]

@@benmcreynolds8581I think it’s fascinating to think where that line is between intrusive thoughts and hallucination. I mean, I yammer to myself constantly, in several different voices. But I’ve always had a very clear delineation knowing that they were internal, my own thoughts, and when I think,if it, entirely under my control. How does that line get fuzzy?

[@karenneill9109]

@@azureavocado5195there are descriptions of schizophrenia since written history began. It’s nothing new.

[@discobikerAndRosie]

Kristen was an excellent dispatcher. She was soft-spoken, compassionate, & not pushy. She shared her name, which is against safety protocols. Dispatchers are only supposed to give their badge numbers unless they feel that sharing their nsme won't expose them to danger. You dont want strangers coming after you. As a former dispatcher, I give her an A+. Her quick thinking & calm demeanor probably saved lives. After helpimg a caller whose father had a seizure, she thanked me & asked my name. I told her my badge number was 169, but then I gave her my name. I'm glad i did.

[@martingo2680]

So he wasn't experiencing psychosis.. Just a plain murder

[@user-jq1mt6yx1j]

So weird seeing so many people triggered about a clickbait title like as if this video isnt worth watching. I honestly think this was one of the most interesting cases ive seen from you guys in a while and presentation was great.

[@F-R78]

New subscribe from England. That dispatcher was amazing! What a horrible guy! RIP to the victims.

[@remotelyanonymous]

The dispatch should teach a class on how to appropriately respond and how to handle situations like this. Her voice was so soothing and very compassionate.

[@luckie3b1g]

He sounds so stupid with this whole *I hear voices" mess. People that hear voices do not describe things like that. I used to work with paranoid schizophrenics and you can tell when they actually hear people that aren't actually there. He sounds so dumb. On another note, the dispatcher was amazing.

[@yonycka16]

Rest easy souls. What a tragedy. Love professional humans, like Kristen, this are examples how to do in case "x" , we as fascinating creature are ment to learn from each others and carry on a legacy that preserves good feelings and goosebumps 🙂

[@MarkTravis-l6g]

Thats the best dispatcher i have ever heard. Her voice is pure ASMR kinda hard to get angry listening to it.

[@Memevze]

Not one "uhhhh what" "uhhhhh can you repeat yourself 5 times" An excellent job. I have a sneaking suspicion that certain 911 operators are hard of hearing on purpose. Ironic.

[@marspar]

Lol it irked me so badly. It’s like she was talking to a baby.

[@MarkTravis-l6g]

@@marspar she was. At least had the emotional intelligence of one.

[@6daysago167]

​@@marsparI agree, I know she was doing a good thing but her voice was super irritating and she sounded like a little girl.

[@squiffybro]

That negotiator is an amazing person.

[@leejtam0914]

dispatcher who actually cares about her job shouldnt surprise us but it does

[@RealTuckered]

Always astonishes me how these worthless cowards gear up like they’re going into battle, only to kill innocent, unarmed people. Once an actual threat exists they either surrender or flee. Total heartless scum. Glad his little “I hear voices” excuse didn’t allow him to escape justice.

[@coconut7474]

Thank you for the upload.

[@pla5730]

😮😊 most soft spoken and soothing voice from dispatcher

[@YyUgC]

Why are people annoyed with the dispatcher? It sounds to me like she's trying to be calming to get as much information as possible

[@ana-zb7ix]

She even calmed me down and I wasn’t even nervous 🤣

[@MsAmique]

Not one person anything negative to say, everyone praised her handling of the situation. Stop it!

[@Im_on_couch_arrest]

I haven’t read any negative comments about the dispatcher.

[@bexywexy4040]

Have seen a few neegative, or taking away frkm what she did. She may not have taken tons of info, but she kept the aituation calm until those trained to dealcwith it could do so

[@sharongrigg5336]

How & why is it possible that someone who's got ongoing mental health issues can purchase a firearm? If it's relative's buying the firearms for the individual like reported in this case, why aren't charges against the mother being brought..i just don't understand how this keeps happening yet nothing is ever done.

[@meganbessenbacher7107]

8:44 wow I very rarely feel...no ive never felt pride in a police officer!! Especially at the "dude stfu!"

[@theog7244]

23 children lost their mom this day 😢

[@hoye4334]

I blame the gun stores selling to people not mentally stable. Background checks extended information needdd to get a gun. Guns don’t kill ppl it’s the ppl behind the gun being irresponsible.

[@Ghost80]

Unfortunately, unless someone has recorded mental health episodes, the sellers don’t know. We could change the laws to state that everyone should have an evaluation but, how many people will scream about their rights? It’s very hard to find the right answer that everyone can agree to.

[@hoye4334]

@@Ghost80 I agree with what your saying.

[@AledPritchard]

911 operator Johnson is fantastic here. I’ve often found the pattern of questions asked by 911 dispatchers in the USA to be very elongated and quite frustrating for the people calling in. I know they have to collect details, but if you call for emergency services just get them there! Johnson is brilliant here. Likewise, I think all involved here are great, obviously all the cops and negotiators. ❤

[@k_j_n1242]

They have already dispatched help whilst they are asking these all important questions. They don't wait, as soon as they have a location help is on the way, but they have to gather as much info as possible for lot sof reasons.

[@Crimsn519]

for all the true crime i watch, shes definitely the best dispatcher ive ever heartd

[@polinatalmeltzer450]

What a great dispatcher!!

[@mjd111]

This is horrific 🤦😵‍💫🥺😢

[@itzurreaper]

Dispatchers need quieter keyboards 😂 2:25

[@IamVintage72]

What a despicable person. Absolutely disgusting!!

[@RedstonerD]

Just very mentally ill. Hard to pass judgement when someone literally hears voices. Obviously I think the man should not be out on the streets, but if he was really evil he wouldn't have felt so conflicted that he called the police.

[@mm-qj6cc]

Bigger picture what a despicable upbringing! We never adress the cause. Children are reared to become the harvested fruit. So simple, yet too complex for misinformed leaders/ lawmakers

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

INCEL trump voter for sure

[@michelerenem]

I know some people can't have empathy, and you seem like one of them.. I see this person as someone that suffers severe mental illness. Sorry that you lack the capacity to realize that.... Critical thinking skills? I know, not everyone has that ability. With that said, I have empathy for all of the victims here, including the defendant in this case..

[@philmcclenaghan7056]

@@RedstonerD wrong. He wasn't conflicted as he was almost bragging and saying he won't drop his weapon. He CHOSE not to take his medication, it's entirely his fault

[@truthseekerredpill1149]

Jason, I am So thankful you and your family are safe! Praying for God to keep his arms around y’all! Thank you for all you do! 💜

[@gonavy1]

I had to skip over the part where he was being interrogated cuz I could care less what he has to say

[@philmcclenaghan7056]

It's COULDN'T care less. Don't you get it?? Does the English even make sense to you when you say it? Could care less means there is less to go.. So you actually do care somewhat. Couldn't care any less means you're at the bottom of the barrel. Of course I have to teach Americans the basics

[@snowrenbird]

@@philmcclenaghan7056 oof, their spelling mistake was annoying but you just sound genuinely annoying. you aren't better than anyone because you know the correct phrase. just correct him, and move on. "Of course i have to teach Americans the basics" nobody asked you to

[@katiemary8075]

@@philmcclenaghan7056the amount of people that say could instead of couldn’t is shocking, literally stupid .

[@It_burns_when_I_pee]

@@philmcclenaghan7056I suggest you seek some help for that 🫵🏻🤣

[@Venusssxxx]

@@philmcclenaghan7056or when ppl spell lose as “loose” just stupid.