Oddities of the Internet [Vol.1]

In the far corners of the Internet, Oddities lie in wait to be discovered. Tonight, we'll have a look at five chilling oddities that I've stumbled upon.
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//CHAPTERS//
Intro 00:00:00
Johnny Cashman Jr 00:01:10
Fun Time Kidz Kare 00:08:42
The Bridge 00:15:44
John Lang 00:22:59
The Mirror 00:37:24

[@CalebFinn]

Hey everyone, just wanted to say I've really been enjoying reading everyone's discussion about the video, along with a few people's constructive criticism. I know my videos still need a bit of fine-tuning and I'm trying my best to up the level of quality with each output. A lot of you know that I've come from TikTok which is a very different ball game, and that I like to make content alone. There's no team, it's just me. I'm making daily content for several different platforms, writing my books, as well as raising my son while trying to put together these long-form videos for you all to enjoy. They take weeks to put together in the small amount of time I have and mistakes are bound to fall through the cracks. I'll keep working to make sure that future videos are up to the standard you guys deserve, I'm just asking for a little understanding and patience. Long-form analysis/deep-dive is a new type of content for me, and I'm only two months in. I'm still learning as I go. Thank you all so much for the support with this new direction, and I'll have some more content for you all when it's ready. Thanks for everything

[@tara_p_rose11]

You’re doing a great job, Caleb! I’m loving these videos!! Keep on doing what you’re doing, & remember that no matter what you do in life there’s ALWAYS gonna be judgemental ppl/haters but don’t ever let that stop you or slow you down!!

[@marthastewwart]

Bro, fxck them. Coming from tiktok is insane considering the differences. People who actually enjoy what you do will continue to watch. Only people who never cared in the first place will comment shxt complaining. I think you can tell the difference from genuine criticism vs people complaining. Just be careful not to entertain those that are complaining.

[@Quasicrystal37]

This was actually very good, top tier.

[@pelhami]

For the first one, maybe mention the rest of the autopsy. Half the comments under this video are about how it was an "obvious" murder when the autopsy states that his death was consistent with his risk factor, that no other shoe prints were found in that bloody mess (which should be a huge hint that Church was innocent), and that no external trauma was found on his body. It WAS natural causes. Besides the fact that this is libel against Church, you're also posting misinformation about the case.

[@Cult_of_the_Mantis]

I'm the same with music, solo is the best way creatively :)

[@WritteninAsh]

The cops reallywalked into bloodbath and said, nothing out of the ordinary here 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷

[@PhilieBlunt666]

Clearly just a medical event 😂

[@shawncook8672]

Being a cop is hard work. Should we expect that they actually DO their jobs?!?

[@dmreddragon6]

@@PhilieBlunt666 - There is actually medical problems that can result in a bleed out like that. BUT- how would the cops know his medical problems when they come up on this bloody scene? From what is seen, and heard from the ring door cam, it seems to me an investigation was warranted.

[@sandladdie]

average cop

[@DylanDekk]

@@dmreddragon6 This is likely a result of editing. Medical record reviews are performed by the coroner/ME's office, not law. Typical death scene protocol is this: 1. Cops arrive and secure the scene until ME/coroner's investigator (medicolegal death investigator) arrives. 2. MDI performs a thorough examination of the body and scene and advises whether or not there's any suspicion of a crime (fentanyl OD, homicide, etc). 3. At that point, cops bring in detectives and the crime lab if the scene is going to be processed further. This is where the yellow tape goes up. If it's a natural or accidental death, this will not occur. Reviewing security camera footage is generally in the wheelhouse of the police. Contrary to the shocking presentation, this is exactly what GI bleeds look like - they're dramatic, bloody, and often chaotic because the decedent suddenly loses a lot of blood, goes hypotensive, and can't think straight so they'll try to grab towels and mop up while they're actively geysering blood all over the house. In this case, after the MDI examined the body, they would have discovered no blunt force trauma, ligature marks, stab wounds, gunshot wounds, or other indications of homicidal action. The blood would have been discovered as originating entirely from the nose and mouth, and would appear as a very characteristic coffee-ground color and texture with a unique smell that isn't present in normal blood. This is diagnostic for a GI bleed, which is indeed a natural death. At that point they'd advise the cops that the scene was consistent with a GI bleed, and they'd have no reason (or warrant) to view the Ring camera since there would be no indication of a crime. The Ring camera footage only became apparent long after the scene had been released again. If that was available from the beginning, they'd likely process it as a homicide scene simply as due diligence, which would involve an autopsy, but the final conclusion would be the same. I work in this field and went to grad school for it, and have seen many GI bleeds that look a lot worse than this. Even from the limited photos I saw in this clip, it's exactly what you'd expect to see on a GI bleed scene.

[@meowmeows5692]

Nothing about his death seemed normal?! The bathroom wtf…

[@cuckling9031]

It doesn't even look like the police entered the apartment to begin with, no tape or placards anywhere.

[@stevicharron262]

"All in all, I'd say this was death by natural causes" "Natural causes???" "You can't live without a spinal cord, son"

[@OG-Capo---]

I agree 💯% Suspect! Obviously that kids connected with somebody within the police.

[@arknark]

@@stevicharron262 "aint nothin' unnatural about that"

[@Takeninthelight]

I dunno. I would look up his case on the unsolved mysteries subreddit. Quite a few medical experts weighed in on a GI bleed being likely. And reading through their stuff made me think it was that + an unscrupulous roommate + apathetic police towards what they saw as an unsympathetic alcoholic.

[@laughterable]

Avoiding any Better Call Saul jokes, Steven must have had a damn good lawyer cause leaving a soon to be scene of a death after audible screaming and attempting to wipe his fingerprints off the door are pretty evident signs that he's at least partially responsible.

[@ThatMeanderthal]

It sounds like he was never even a actual suspect

[@patrickn8355]

Cops were clearly in on it, that’s why

[@minomushi_hitogata]

He likely never even needed to contact one tbh. Cops clearly never intended to pursue any kind of investigative action and just wanted it to go away without having to do any work

[@donaldsalkovick396]

Maybe he was the one screaming

[@Namsdrawkcab227]

Isnt so funny when you realize something like this happened in your hometown..

[@imdoneplus]

Fun Time Kidz Care: a touching and tragic story nearly ruined by the internet’s desire to turn everything into the Russian Sleep Experimentz

[@squid1712]

Mfw a daycare is just a normal daycare 😳😲😱💀

[@Snack-Sized-Femboy]

When I saw that building in the thumbnail, i thought he was going to tell the story about how a bunch of Reddit detectives harassed and threatened the poor owners of that daycare for years on end. But nope, he just told the same old debunked spooky leddit story, lol. Gross.

[@mictecacihuat665]

@@Snack-Sized-Femboyyuuup

[@imdoneplus]

@@Snack-Sized-Femboy I’m kind of worried that most people didn’t listen to the entire thing, where he finally explained it. I realize the “payoff” is better at the end, telling the truth of the matter, but the misinfo on this one was so bad, I think he shouldn’t have buried the lede.

[@pizza-pi]

@@imdoneplus He probably told the whole story because not everyone even knew any of the reddit or story existed at all, meanwhile all the redditors came out of the ground to scream about "same old story" - plus the ending wound it up fine.

[@midnightdimensions13]

I haven't even finished this video and that first story is already pissing me off. The police are a joke.

[@kittygallor7045]

This

[@CallofFreaky]

Honestly the rest of the video is so good I forgot how disgusted I was with the police

[@SAMPLETEXT285]

This department specifically is a joke but one rotten apple falling from a tree doesn't mean the entire tree is tainted

[@midnightdimensions13]

@@SAMPLETEXT285 say that again after looking at all the other police forces across the world

[@i.wannabe.m.e]

@@SAMPLETEXT285but the apple, rotten or not, doesn’t fall far from the tree.

[@Lux_Ferox]

Hearing Johnny beg for his life will stay with me for a while.

[@sabrinatscha2554]

It’s so sad and infuriating

[@chainunleashed5924]

Not if you forget about it.

[@Lux_Ferox]

@@chainunleashed5924 Duh, that's implied by my comment.

[@TheRealCalebDoesStuff]

Unfourtanetly things like this happen all the time, especially with people that have chronic health issues. I work in EMS and have heard similar things, and that's form the people we were able to get to.

[@natetite]

Definitely felt. I paused it for a minute and just stared at the wall in here. Goodness. Sidebar. Cool flower of life Lux

[@canislupus3655]

John Lang was absolutely done in by the Fresno PD

[@mandiblackwell4668]

Oh 1000%.... Cali PD are no better than actual gangs.

[@alexhauser5043]

He was clearly a paranoid schizophrenic. Typical delusions of gangstalking.

[@urianger]

Fresno PD are known for their corruption. Pretty sure there's an actua pd body dump site near Chukchansi casino

[@jerkfacefuckasaurusrex328]

Wtf is with Cali popo and all the plots to kill people?

[@clown134]

all police departments are just gangs owned by private prison industry. @@mandiblackwell4668

[@caliwagg1898]

"No one's seen a kid go into this daycare for 50 years." ~~A few minutes later~~ "Anyway, here's a reddit comment from someone whose kids used to attend the daycare."

[@thepotatosloth7206]

That whole story has been debunked. He shouldn't have even included it.

[@matthewwood4353]

​@@thepotatosloth7206for real leave the poor daycare alone i live in utah and yes it is a daycare

[@caydeofspaydes]

@@matthewwood4353 yeah we have buildings like this around where I live too.

[@KenanTheFab]

@@thepotatosloth7206We did it reddit ass moment tbh

[@triciaismyname6068]

I used to live right down the street from the daycare I can say for a fact I never saw anyone come or go with children ever. I know that it was debunked however I still never saw kids there ever.

[@overworkedcna412]

That first case, the images look a lot like someone who died of bleeding esophageal varices. This is relatively common for alcoholics. It's a lot of blood loss, it looks incredibly violent, and it happens quickly.

[@LtPepperDimples]

I was thinking the same thing. And not just alcoholics, but people with thrombosis as well. I've seen photos from crime scene cleanups that look just like that, floor to ceiling, gushes of blood. Usually it starts somewhere the person was sitting, travels to a sink, then a toilet/shower once they realize how much blood they're losing. It's terrifying. I'm not saying something nefarious couldn't have happened, but the people saying that it's impossible are completely incorrect.

[@lpnp9477]

Interesting. So those cries of "dude what are you doing? Stop!" could have been John himself being attacked, or his roommate watching this episode unfold.

[@overworkedcna412]

Yep you often see a trail of blood heading into the bathroom@@LtPepperDimples

[@overworkedcna412]

If the varices thing is accurate, then I imagine his roommate saw this happening and could not process what was going on, was in shock, maybe thought it was a prank. @@lpnp9477

[@arahman56]

@@lpnp9477 The worst part is that it seems like nobody heard his cries for help.

[@DylanDekk]

I'm a deputy coroner with a master's degree in forensic medicine and registry certification by the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators, and I see death scenes like this often. I assist in autopsies and perform scene investigations daily, and work on hundreds of dead-people cases every year ranging from homicides to suicides to accidents and natural deaths. I've seen this stuff a lot. To respond to a few comments on your first mentioned case: 1. Police will only put up evidence placards and crime scene tape if it is initially investigated as a crime. Most deaths are not crimes. When someone dies, the first step is to involve the coroner or ME, who makes a (presumably) educated conclusion on the nature of the death and informs the police whether further steps should be taken to process the scene. A medicolegal death investigator goes to the scene, performs a detailed external exam of the body, and if a cause of death can be determined on scene, that's who does it. If there is a fractured skull, gunshot wound, evidence of strangulation, defensive wounds on the hands (virtually present in any homicide), or anything else even remotely indicating a homicidal death, they will be discovered at this step. The MDI is the only person authorized to touch the body. If the scene needs to be processed as a homicide, or if there is even a chance foul play is involved, it needs to be processed at that point. You can always treat things like a homicide first and then walk it back, but you can't do the reverse. In this case, any traumatic injury would lead the MDI to tell the police to cordon the scene and process further, but in this case there were no such injuries present. 2. GI bleeds are actually quite common and do often appear just like this on scene. The dark coffee-ground appearance is a dead giveaway. I most commonly see them as terminal events in alcoholics but sometimes they can happen spontaneously. The substance is indeed blood - you have ruptured a portion of the upper gastrointestinal tract or esophageal varices (the latter most common with alcoholics due to cirrhosis causing portal hypertension), and that blood then gets partially digested, turns black, and is dramatically projectile vomited out the mouth. Because you're losing blood so quickly, you go hypotensive and logic goes out the window. It is actually extremely common for people to smear it around, and grab towels in an attempt to clean this up, because your brain is not functioning properly with the sudden loss of blood. This also explains why the majority of the blood is around the toilet and in the bathroom - someone's first instinct is typically to run to the toilet. These cases are indeed rarely investigated with autopsy, because GI blood has a very distinctive smell, appearance, and texture. 3. The comment about medical history indicates that he either has a history of past GI bleeds or some kind of serious gastrointestinal disorder, or has documented alcoholism. 4. Consider this is a homicide for a moment. The ME will perform a full external examination on the body no matter what - that is required before a decedent is released for cremation in any ME/coroner jurisdiction case regardless of the state. Where is the blood coming from on the body? Blunt force trauma will be apparent, stab wounds will be apparent, gunshot wounds will be apparent, and all of these have characteristic presentations. The presentation of a GI bleed is consistent with very distinctly coffee-ground colored blood emitting from the nose and mouth. If the Ring doorbell person or anybody else committed a homicide, what method could they use in an acute assault that would produce no external wounds but would cause focal damage to the gastrointestinal system? Ultimately, if the evidence on the Ring camera was available at the beginning, the scene should absolutely have been processed as a homicide first simply for the sake of due diligence. In my jurisdiction, we will typically autopsy everyone under the age of 40 even for natural deaths as well, although GI bleeds are typically not autopsied in most jurisdictions simply because little additional useful information results, since the specific type of blood found only occurs only those circumstances. Seeing that very distinctive kind of blood also just gave you the cause of death, and medicolegal autopsies are only performed for that purpose. Families can always have private autopsies performed for medical curiosity or if they disagree with the findings. Just based on the limited information in this video, everything is consistent with what you'd see in a GI bleed, and deaths of this nature occur in every town on earth regularly. They are indeed natural deaths. The ME's office should have prepared the family for what a GI bleed scene looks like and provided them contact info for biohazard cleanup companies, and they might have indeed done this but many families still think "it can't be that bad, we'll clean it ourselves," and then get a surprise. For anybody on the fence about this, review some of the authoritative forensic pathology textbooks (Dolinak, DiMaio, Knight) and look at some of the scene photos for similar cases. They are very consistent.

[@gummo1997x]

I constiantly see this point of view from professionals online and Its got me thinking maybe there was no foul play and he walked in there at the wrong time...the "dude please stop" might not be the victim and rather the now accused of the crime trying to help the victim, the scene got to his emotions, breaks down and leaves.

[@DylanDekk]

@@gummo1997x I've pointed this out elsewhere, but that Ring camera footage was not initially available because that's not something police would have access to without a warrant or evidence of a crime. The initial scene investigation gave no evidence of foul play, and even extensive blood is not evidence of trauma, especially when it's clearly coffee-ground emesis and the decedent lacks traumatic injury or defensive wounds. I honestly have no opinion on the Ring footage because I don't know any of the additional context or evidence. Just based purely on the scene photos and ME's investigation - which reveals no traumatic injury - everything is fully consistent with a GI bleed. This is the first I have heard of this case, and at first I knew nothing about his history, but in doing some searching it does appear that he was a long-term severe alcoholic, and this is unfortunately a common terminal event for people who have developed cirrhosis and subsequent portal hypertension.

[@Swerv0.]

Thank you for this analysis on it.

[@TheRealCalebDoesStuff]

Finally someone with a brain. I am so sick of idiots online attacking police, EMS, etc. thinking they know everything when they know absolutely nothing.

[@frankfacts6207]

And the screaming for his life?

[@direwolf47]

"We have investigated ourselves and have come to the conclusion that we were not involved in any foul play"

[@J.DeLaPoer]

Standard police/political official investigatory conclusion right here.

[@treyporras08]

The John lang story is a wild one. Had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Awesome video!

[@DarkCobra88]

For sure. At first i was like "oh, its just a crazy dude" but the more it went on, the more legit it got. I do still think he did it to himself in the end, he very likely was delusional but i equally think there might of been something else going on which drove him to this point.

[@fffrrraannkk]

@@DarkCobra88 Something was going on. People don't use thermal imaging cameras on your house for nothing.

[@Terszel]

@@fffrrraannkk schizophrenia makes you do some wild things. Some of the most detailed obsessive things I've ever seen were done by schizos. I remember stumbling on a ~40 y/o woman who had several websites dedicated to cataloging all of the doctors she had ever interacted with and how they sexually assaulted her, and elaborate stories about how the hospitals covered it up. The first one seemed crazy but maybe believable, but by the 10th one you realize the obsessive toll it takes on these people's minds

[@0101vegeta]

​@@Terszelthere is literally a video of them using a camera on a van outside his house

[@clockhanded]

The number of comments trying to justify this incident as possible paranoid delusion is honestly bizarre. Obvious evidence of an infrared camera, neighbors chasing a man into his own house, and "stabbed himself in the heart 3 times" are 3 strikes against normal explanation.

[@minomushi_hitogata]

The cops walked into what was clearly an active crime scene, said "oh boy, this is gonna take time, money and resources and we genuinely don't give a shit. Let's just say natural causes w/o autopsy so they cremate and by the time they wise up it's our word against theirs." It's never okay, but when this is something that happens in EVERY. SINGLE. MISSING/MURDER. CASE. There's a pattern, and that pattern shows the cops do not care about us, nor are they actually here to "protect and serve" us. Coming from a family with cops in it, the stories of torture and SA of inmates they would TELL ME ABOUT AS A CHILD already confirmed this to me growing up, but I told myself "it was just a few bad apples". Little did I know...

[@invrl]

Every city has a different police department, so why are you generalizing against all cops in the US due to cops in your area? There's no lie in saying that there are horrible police officers but the US is a vast place and every PD is different with different people.

[@failuretoOperate]

@@invrlBecause the problem does not lie with individuals, the entire police system is corrupt

[@minomushi_hitogata]

@@invrl buddy, my grandfather was FBI for 25 years. It's all cops. The good ones quit, get stuck in grueling positions where they can't have any upward mobility/make any changes, or they stay silent and therefore complicit in the crimes of the more corrupt. Thank you for playing though.

[@minomushi_hitogata]

@@invrl Then I had an uncle in Dallas PD, a step father in mansfield PD/Tallahasee PD before that, a cousin in Pittsburgh PD... You starting to see a pattern emerge? You hear Fox news, CNN and Police Union PR statements. I heard first hand accounts behind closed doors from people who thought we would be following in their footsteps.

[@minomushi_hitogata]

@@failuretoOperate It isn't corrupt, it's working exactly as intended. They protect and serve property and special interests of the ruling class. That is it. Everyone else, they have a financial and career incentive to lock up for as long as possible.

[@everycolourinthesky]

yeah that guy was killed by fresno pd like.... could've been a delusional guy but what's up w that VERY LARGE AND EXPENSIVE camera pointed at his house? like that's not a delusion. and if the guy was a whistleblower, i really don't think he casually just dropped dead. the only weird thing imo is that he was the one turning off his inside security system.

[@dmreddragon6]

Well there is one other weird thing. That being that he was barricaded in from the inside. Where did the fire start, and how? Why was that not included here?

[@sunk5244]

I’m sure the Fresno PD was bullying him and making vague threats but if I’m honest, this really does sound like a John McAfee situation. I think he took his own life either out of fear from crippling paranoia or to try and convince everyone that he’s right.

[@BenFerros]

someone who fears being killed by the police does not turn off the cameras before his death. I think he did this himself as he was obviously delusional.

[@TheRealCalebDoesStuff]

That whole thing has been debunked. The camera was just some film students getting illegal b roll shots of the city. Not everything is a conspiracy.

[@mattzr1550]

It wasn't an infrared it was a gimble camera, like the kind filmmakers use, and not the kind police use, I do think they were harassing him a little though and also are obviously corrupt recording tons of license plates and shit

[@Uncleale69420]

everyone, if you're going to get camera for your house. go the extra step, and please set them up inside too it can and will save lives. all in all, please stay safe out there

[@Uncleale69420]

this was in response to first topic**

[@lpnp9477]

There's also the issue of privacy. If you have cameras inside, ensure they are not connected to any internet whatsoever. Best to ensure the camera is has no wifi hardware whatsoever and records to local media only.

[@Debug-jy9yu]

@@lpnp9477 ye so the killer can erase the evidence.

[@kf8ht5]

That's my worry with Inside cameras... Hacking. ​@@lpnp9477

[@cjellichheissen2379]

I don't think a camera can help me if they are already inside.

[@prodbytarantino]

The way my jaw dropped to the floor when you showed the picture of Johnny’s bathroom… wtf

[@Pushing_Daisies]

I was actually just at the day care to take photos with my long Furby. The papers on the windows had since kinda fallen down and I got a teenie glimpse inside. It looked a whole lot bigger on the inside. It was.. it was actually quite sad seeing it abandoned. The door wiggled when I pulled on it, but I would’ve felt guilty if I entered.

[@fogsfunhouse]

i love that you were there taking pics with your longby . bless you may you prosper

[@bren.nan_]

i wanna see the longby photos

[@mushroom7451]

thirded, would love to see those photos lol

[@Weird.Dreams]

Wtf is a long furby?

[@gisele5384]

Cmonnnnnn show us the Longby!!!

[@allen-etcetera]

If you look closely at the images in the Johnny Cashman incident, you'd notice there's something very weird about the blood; it's smeared along the floors and even chunky in the bathroom image that has most of the blood. I feel like it's beyond doubt that Johnny Cashman Jr vomited the blood, but people don't just do that normally. Best case scenario, Steven Church left before John had what was likely a mix of gastrointestinal bleeding and the aftermath of severe alcohol abuse, not noticing any alarming signs. Worst case scenario, Steven Church poisoned John intentionally, for an unknown reason.

[@video-luver769]

Very possibly could have been a rupture of the stomach lining. I had no idea alcoholism could do that to a person, and that just makes me even more glad I'm not a heavy drinker.

[@arandomidiot1593]

Poisoning isn't likely. I think a more probable scenario could be that Steven punched or shoved Johnny during an argument, which triggered the bleed. Alternatively, just the strain of yelling during an argument may have triggered it.

[@LuckyStrike01]

@@arandomidiot1593I don’t think he was yelling nearly loud enough. The only loud yell from him was the “help” at the end. It does make a goddamn mess when you puke up blood due to alcoholism like that(I know from experience) but for that to happen the first thing anyone would have mentioned was that he was a raging alcoholic. That’s not a one and done type thing that happens over a long time of drinking a gallon of booze a day. Usually an ulcer in the esophagus or in the stomach lining. More likely is poisoning, beating, or something else(probably stabbing as there could be feces mixed in if he were stabbed repeatedly in the abdomen and the intestines/bowel was cut open). Though there is a lot of blood if someone pukes it up it seems unlikely and that this was a case of the police and medical examiners not doing their jobs properly.

[@itsRecreational]

Craziest thing said in this video was that it takes 14 hours to fly from Virginia to Maine

[@danielemoore1953]

I was thinking about that as well.

[@rdarkstorm8414]

It doesn't even take 14 hours to drive to Maine from lburg va

[@4QIcehole]

Yeah when one of the first sentences of the video is so wildly, obviously wrong to anybody with even the tiniest sliver of understanding of geography, it really tanks my confidence in the rest of the video. Even if it's just an honest mistake or typo, that signals a pretty low floor for writing, editing, narrating, and/or fact checking. If you're gonna make long essays like this, you've *gotta* do your due diligence.

[@enemyspotted2467]

I assume that was an honest mistake. VA to ME would be about a 14hr drive, dependent on start/end location. Or maybe it wasn’t so honest, and he used google maps to get a time estimate, mixed up the “mode of transportation” tabs and somehow didn’t put it together

[@WB64YT]

@@enemyspotted2467 he sounds british, and a brit likely doesnt understand the scale of the united states. I mean there are flights from London to Manchester, thats like a flight from Nashville to Atlanta, totally drivable distance, but to brits an hour drive is unthinkable.

[@ugh.idontwanna]

Re: Lang, I wouldn't necessarily rule out suicide. After months of anguish and days of waiting for the police to come, I doubt he had slept much, if it all. He absolutely seemed like the person who would barricade all his doors, and I could understand his reasoning if he'd doused the place with petrol before a confrontation. That would also explain why he would turn off the interior cameras, if he thought the police could access them remotely. Tormenting a distressed person to the point of suicide is still a crime.

[@J.DeLaPoer]

Ehhhhh. It's actually extremely difficult to stab oneself this way, not only due to the psychological factor (nearly all self-inflicted fatal stabs present with several shallow "hesitation wounds" for this reason, and Lang had none), but because of the sheer amount of force involved. It takes something like 225lbs force to penetrate the sternum where he was supposedly stabbed 3 times. Unless you're extremely strong the physics and leverage of it just don't work out. This is also why suicide by blade was/is historically known as "falling on one's sword" because that's about the only way to reliably do so in this manner. Secondly, I don't buy the official narrative that he was just a mentally ill paranoiac with delusions of persecution and stalking. First, he was a multiple-time whistleblower to the media on police corruption. Second, rather obviously, there are many corrupt police out there and they have been known to silence those who threaten their enterprises or expose them. Many such cases, not to quote Trump. Third, even if he _was_ mentally ill, the stuff he captured on his surveillance is 100% objective reality and not delusion or hallucination: As someone with a cop in my family, the police framing up en masse outside his residence multiple times is a common tactic cops use to intimidate and let people know they're being monitored. Also, while it's arguable that some of the people with dogs etc could ostensibly be civilians despite their odd behavior, the multiple instances of people trying to break into his vehicles, illegally enter his property, try to open his gate, and filming his house with high-tech surveillance cameras/thermal optics that he captured on video are NOT normal. Finally, as to that cleaning van that followed him and was loitering outside his house the day of his death, when researched it was found to be a phony shell company with only a shoddy prefab website, no legit address, no legit owner, no registered business licence or trademark, and only a single review literally posted the day before his death. As to the barricades those likely were his own, yes, but it'd be simple enough for someone to hide in his house, say an attic or crawlspace or basement -- then simply leave after the murder and fire was started by going through a window, the garage, a crawlspace exit, etc. He also had evidence that his house had been entered at least once while he was away; with his locks tampered with (usually easy to tell). So yeah. I call this straight murder-by-cop. There's far too much objective evidence, things that don't add up, and odd coincidences here. The fact he was also a media whistleblower on police corruption pretty much seals it for me -- as does the fact that the police literally just investigated themselves and thus, of course, found no wrongdoing and zero evidence of any plot. Come on.

[@Icebearhaswares]

I used to live in Lynchburg and there are definitely some shady shit going on between the cops, liberty university/ Falwells etc. thanks for keeping his story out there.

[@sleepeybeau]

yeah, i’ve been there a few times and the college is notorious for covering up anything bad that happens. i’m not surprised it extends to the town as a whole.

[@rdarkstorm8414]

The falwells own lburg. It's a shame too because it's honestly a beautiful city

[@scottcol23]

I remember when the whole John Lang thing happened. At first I thought he was a nut. Making up gangstalking conspiracies. But after researching and actually watching the videos on his channel, which at first I did not know about. I fully believe he was a victim of some crazy shenanigans. There is a ton more to this case which you obviously cannot cover fully in this video. But for those interested, there are a few longer videos out there. Its wild.

[@TheUluxian]

Personally I saw a lot of totally random, unconnected incidents. A guy just out walking his dog, ...the neighbors were probably trying to have an intervention with him because they were concerned over his erratic behavior...The neighbors having their carpets cleaned and the guys were probably dropping off flyers around the area to drum up business. That camera is not a "thermal imager", it's just a camera on a gimble..I have one myself that I use for filming walking videos when I travel. If you look at the Google map for that address, you'll find there was indeed an Apr, 2015 update, and you can see the shadow of a van with a gimbled camera attached to the top. I bet the team was there prepping the camera to drive that neighborhood that day. Maybe to someone who's imagination (or lack of proper meds) take over his common sense, but I tend to hold to Occam's Razor. The simplest explanation is probably the correct one. Lang was an EXTREMELY tiny fish. There's no reason cops would spend that many resources and risk their entire department on a nobody crank who made a some calls to the local newspaper...a newspaper that nobody was even reading in 2015 in the first place

[@aneurysm234]

@@TheUluxianI don’t doubt for a second that Fresno PD are corrupt when one of their own lieutenants filed an 18 page claim alleging rampant corruption.

[@aracnadei13]

@@TheUluxian From some other sources I saw, the house next door was vacant at the time, the carpet cleaning company didn't exist, their info was fake, and that all happened the day he died. The other stuff, I agree that it is mostly coincidental.

[@DarlaAnne]

@@TheUluxian I had a similar situation with someone filming from their truck right on to our property back in 2008. Had no idea at the time it was Google Maps but that exact date is still on that address even now. And totally right. Nobody would spend that much man power for this guy.

[@anthonyhazelip8237]

@@DarlaAnne I agree to an extent, Im not sure as of now im undecided. But U.S. police have a history of things like this for a loong time, Its an actual tactic that has been utilized by The United States. I would like to add that most cases of alleged Gang Stalking are usually due to Schizophrenia, but it has actually happened before

[@TheSassJacket]

The idea that the sense of privacy you've had all this time was not only a farce, but that a slip-up in something so innocuous as holes left behind from construction could lead to a moment so bizarre and baffling is one that's so horribly terrifying. We're told as we grow up to take precautions to keep ourselves safe, but no one could have prevented or expected an outcome like that. How dreadful!

[@Debug-jy9yu]

The idea that there were a handful of conspiracy theorists stalking and taking photos through windows of a day care is more terrifying than any 'truth' to that story of what the day care could actually be a front for. Stalking children is wild and everyone feeding into that story outright ignores it.

[@myinfo9406]

It was a known fact in the area that there were no children there for decades, plus the building was in shambles showing no activity for years so this is a bit of a reach

[@Debug-jy9yu]

@@myinfo9406 shutup this is the internet and im always right

[@myinfo9406]

@@Debug-jy9yu are you always right on the internet or is it you’re always right and we happen to be on the internet 🤔

[@Debug-jy9yu]

@@myinfo9406 i may have made the internet.

[@itsnotastatement]

This is absolutely wild, a lot of my relatives live in Utah, and I have passed that Fun Timez Kidz Care so many times on my visits there, ever since I was a little kid. I remember my mom telling me one time when we passed it that there were rumors it was haunted (she lived in Salt Lake growing up, and my grandparents still live there). This is the first time I've actually heard the full story and internet rumors behind it. Considering the area its located in isn't the best, I'm curious to see what'll become of it now.

[@bandaidee]

The John Lang situation happened when I was in high school and I haven’t trusted PD here since. Fresno’s pretty big to the point things like this can be swept under the rug easily and of course our mayor is a former officer 🐷🐷🐷

[@tfries1607]

A mayor that has some really dirty laundry of his own, that has also been covered up. Anything can be covered up with money and connections. Hell, things can be covered up with no money and no connections . Life happens.

[@Pheebeee_]

Imagine having your goon cave be a internet oddity.

[@BasicGeometry]

Imagine having your goon cave be a sewer

[@nocturnael7562]

My uncle died of some kind of liver disease from drinking. Walked into his house one day and it looked like that. It was like he puked out all the blood in his body before he died. Seriously. Living room was covered, hallway leading back to his bedroom was covered..absolutely gruesome. We thought he was killed because of all the blood but it was actually just his liver finally giving out.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

The john lang story is goddamn disturbing. That shit is insane... so sad he had to go through that.

[@Big-G]

I live near Conwy. I’ve passed under that bridge countless times in my life. It’s insane to know this little story about it. It once even brought me joy, normally going under it to go to Manchester Airport for a holiday. This bridge is now quite a bit more disturbing.

[@enemyspotted2467]

Dude it’s just an addict’s den. Really not that mysterious or creepy. Dude was probably chillin there, that’s a great spot

[@LoganShv33]

this is the only comment i see on the bridge does anyone else see the eyes in the second picture of the inside

[@J.DeLaPoer]

@@enemyspotted2467 This was my first thought. You can see any number of places like it in abandoned buildings, homeless encampments, vacant lots, you name it. More distressing to me is that the internal cavity of the bridge is a maintenance area which should be regularly checked (like, _yearly)_ for any structural damage, decay, etc yet apparently hadn't been entered by any inspector or maintenance crew in like 16 years.

[@MxJester]

Edit: I'm re-writing this comment because of how many people seem to hate me for what I said. All meant was to explain some background as to why I thought what I thought. I apologize if I sounded like a know it all or stuck up, that was not my intention. I was simply saying "hey I took a class, I knew a decent amount compared to my class, here's my idea" Please look to professional comments not mine, I just wanted to comment something harmless one my mind and I apologize for pissing so many people off.

[@stevicharron262]

yeah i don't think it takes any forensic expertise to determine that

[@MxJester]

@@stevicharron262 ya I'd assume so, I'm just adding credit to my idea with my background

[@toastsoup489]

The whole thing seemed like a freaking scene from a Saw movie, someone does not simply spray all their blood across their freaking house just like that, that's dodgy as hell...the dude exiting at the end must have been involved.

[@MxJester]

@@toastsoup489 I agree, it unfortunate that we will never really know what happened in there that day. Must be incredibly hard for the family

[@SJ-ni6iy]

@@toastsoup489and the guy exiting the scene of his death, he was a transient with a background, he’s dodgy af. I would like to know more about the circumstances, of why Johnny offered him a place to stay. I’m not trying to victim blame but maybe this would give us more insight, on why this happened.

[@ticket2space]

I feel terrible for that first young man and mr lang. Sad, scary stuff

[@Buckle89]

Man that first ring video was fucking terrifying Edit: the John lang thing is crazy. In my past I’ve smiled at someone and they’ve taken it is “sneering or being rude”. It all depends on the mindset of the person who is receiving the human connection lol.

[@bren.nan_]

this is different though, this police department was deliberately going after this poor man. rest in peace john.

[@Buckle89]

@@bren.nan_ you might be right, but I think there’s anyway we can know that. The evidence that I’ve seen could equally show him as likely that he was delusional. None of the videos prove anything for me unfortunately.

[@bren.nan_]

@@Buckle89 that's fair. i still think it's quite strange that the P.D. was using a thermal imaging camera on the guys house though, that's NOT normal by any means

[@Buckle89]

@@bren.nan_ agreed

[@chainunleashed5924]

Lang probably did something. We're only ever given one side of these stories.

[@OneMadApple]

If the kid had certain gastrointestinal issues, especially the sort caused by long--term alochol abuse, and he was drinking anyway, that can cause severe intestinal and/or esophageal bleeds which can 100% kill you, even if you do make it to the hospital promptly. So I'd buy, (not knowing whose voice was whose in that video, anyway,) that the guy, Church, could have come home to find the kid having bled his way all over the apartment in shock, not knowing what to do, and just decided to nope the hell out of the situation. He's a f***ing sociopath for not at least trying to anonymously send an ambluance, though. I don't know the legality of whether they could charge him or not, but it's a damned shame if there isn't a law to punish him with

[@dmreddragon6]

Thank you for sharing this insight. I am aware thanks to watching a channel on YT where they do all sorts of clean-ups. This video was edited to fit a certain narrative, and we don't see if the police actually spent time in there investigating. That audio tho was chilling.

[@bren.nan_]

you could be charged for not calling for emergency personnel

[@takofili3520]

This video was made to fit a certain narrative and it annoys me a lot that I did my own research on the case instead. A lot of people both medical field + crime scene cleaners have said it's really textbook GI bleeding! As for suspicious guy, he definitely should've called 911 even anonymously but he seems like the type to not react like how we would "normally" react to an emergency since he already has burglary records himself. To me he came across as someone who doesn't want to be bothered at all by erasing his own fingerprints from that doorknob as well.

[@OneMadApple]

​@@takofili3520 Not that it excuses what he did, but with the justice system the way it is, I can see how Church might be afraid that, (already being a felon,) he'd somehow get blamed and tossed back in jail for murder without any questions being asked about what actually happened to the kid. I'd have to imagine it's happened before, and there have been people actually put in jail because some random cop looked at a bloody scene like this and assumed it must be a crime. (Or saw it as a convenient way to get rid of a petty criminal they already have it out for, so they 'lost' the medical reports.) I can also understand how his parents would think it was suspicious, if they didn't know how bad his medical condition and/or possible alcoholism had gotten. But yeah, that really doesn't excuse the sensationalist framing of this video to make casual viewers assume it must be murder, when it pretty clearly isn't.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Yeah, he has the right to not participate in the survellance state if he doesn't want to. Nothing to charge him with. We live in a free country, not one where a commissar forces you to file a police report at gunpoint.

[@ExceptionalMaka]

From what I could gather, the morse code at the end says "The virus is growing, he is learning"

[@DOCDOCFLAMINGOS]

Cool Cool... Was just reading through the comments as the video came to the end a second time.. and Thinking about asking if anyone noticed possible Morris Code and nows what it means!!! And bam. .just like that i see your comment!!??!!... A bit crazy... But Thanx for sharing!!??!!

[@ExceptionalMaka]

@@DOCDOCFLAMINGOS No problem. Always love to help people!

[@maddies_vibe]

caleb, this is probably my favorite video by you so far. left me with lots of things to think about. i hope in the future you continue to make more of these!

[@Stanlesha]

Which story ur favourites? Yes. His storytelling was very interesting this one

[@Slushea]

the john one is scary because i think it's a rare case of it being almost 100% a planned murder and not an accident.

[@klutzspecter3470]

I dunno sounds pretty fake,

[@Slushea]

@@klutzspecter3470 it's so much evidence for it though

[@hibari4079]

There's more evidence for it being gi bleeding. The color of the blood matches up, it looks like coffee grounds. That's a natural death. There is a comment under the video from a professional, and they make a very great point

[@Smile4theKillCam456]

@@Slushea Caleb is presenting it in a fashion to make you err of his side. Look deeper into it- read the corner's report. See how he lived close to a local media center, who was probably filming something that day. The evidence does look convincing at first, surely, but I just finished reading the entire coroners report and I think this was just a cheap video with surface level research.

[@smidgen]

@@hibari4079i too scream "what are you doing man? stop it! please stop that!" when im internally bleeding. or yknow, when you're being fucking attacked💀

[@caydeofspaydes]

Appreciate you actually showing images and stuff.

[@sabrinatscha2554]

This is the most comprehensive breakdown of the Lang case, that I have ever seen. Great job.

[@who_the_fuck_is_riley5813]

I don't doubt at all that the police killed John Lang. We've seen exactly who and what cops are in the United States. It's harder to believe a police department *didn't* kill Lang. Kinda surprising that it didn't happen significantly earlier with him being a whistleblower.

[@tillitsdone]

I was leaning that way, but why would he turn off his own security cameras?

[@who_the_fuck_is_riley5813]

@@tillitsdone I think the best answer to that is the fact that our source on that is investigators more than likely affiliated with the Fresno PD. They'd have incentive to lie about what happened.

[@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage]

Cops aren't going to kill you for "whistleblowing" a scam that they're legally allowed to do, and that everyone knows they do already. Videos on this topic often leave out how overwhelmingly paranoid John was. His neighbors have detailed that he had cameras pointing in every which direction at other homes. 4 years of uploads and the best "evidence" the dude had was someone pointing a camera at his home out of a van. Cops are certainly capable of being corrupt and staging things, but John ain't it. You'll just have to do more digging than what the youtube videos give you, or believe what you want, idc.

[@Flack0-Flacko]

Yes like he was literally showing in HD!!!!

[@BadJellyman100]

Lang was probably involved in criminal activity lmao.

[@dreamjayme11]

Dude, I’m halfway through and this content is top-tier weird. Love it. Great job!👏

[@patrickn8355]

Ngl that intro was solid af. Never seen your videos but that was mad creative!

[@maisonfield2148]

The photo of “salt lake city” is actually St. George, Utah

[@RampzProducer]

RIP John Lang :(

[@tfries1607]

Yeap. It's interesting how fast this has been forgotten about. Local news wouldn't touch it when it happened.

[@kat6323]

love the new content you're putting out!

[@natetite]

I admit the John Lang story is very compelling with all the video evidence considered, but one small detail is not small at all-- carbon monoxide. It's really easy to think that the fire itself attributed to the carbon monoxide, but I don't feel like that's the case. Hypoxic brain injury Can start to occur with very low levels of CO with symptoms that include paranoia, delusions, even hallucinations. I don't know what happened to John Lang, but the mention of CO at high levels makes sense as he (hypothetically) had barricaded himself in. There's no fresh air at that point. Up to that point it may have been low-level CO toxicity because he could go in and out of the house. We can speculate what happened to Jon, but the effects of low-level CO toxicity is not speculation. It's super scary because it's so subtle. If anybody is reading this and is interested, I urge you to Find resources on the subject, It is a scary as it is fascinating. -Smoky the Bear (CO is my side hustle)

[@arahman56]

"[MA] Post-it notes left in apartment." for a well known reddit post example.

[@natetite]

@@arahman56 ya got me. That post is definitively what sparked my insatiable interest

[@cattusfattus6369]

I've seen a few of these covered before, but your editing and presentation is way better. Not too much, not too little to make it as engaging as possible. Great video.

[@fursona_au_chocolat]

i saw this video on my recommended page, and i was like caleb finn? the one who did tiktok videos a couple years back? good video man, keep up the good work

[@rwaggs81]

I don't feel like the Fun Time story was put to rest by that explanation entirely.

[@risonyeo232]

Really enjoyed your format for this kind of content, on the level of Nexpo’s best vids tbh

[@_Rite]

Bro the production quality just gets better with each new video

[@lesliemoreno2567]

Nexpo’s videos are oddly very similar to this one. The only thing is that Nexpo did it first.

[@Quick-Silver206]

"Excitement is at a whole new level when the puppets start chas-" I believe you're confusing excitement with terror.

[@scotsman333]

It's from an AI generated video called Pooky Park, you should check it out if you want a spook

[@bneexotics2120]

G'day mate 👍 I'm a fan of Eudoxia and it's great to see a Aussie making similar content. Your edits are awesome, keep up the great content 🤙

[@cassandraguzmanleon2521]

The level of uneasiness that I felt 😅 Good Job Caleb

[@Brey.cheeze]

Just stumbled upon your channel randomly, and this is my first video, and I am definitely subscribing fantastic content, three stories I’ve never heard of before!!

[@xTwistedxRagex]

Thank god someone is still talking about john lang in 2024. I live in fresno. I live less than a mile away from where john lang lived. people here don't talk about him, don't know of him, nothing. I think a vital piece of information that is missing from this coverage of the story... well, I don't really feel super safe publicly talking about it on the internet. just look up the wikipedia page for the former fresno chief of police (the current mayor of fresno) Jerry Dyer and look at the section titled Life and Career. the piece of information I am referring to should be quite obvious once you read it. that piece of information was something John Lang was very vocal about. I don't think things like this ever happen for one specific reason. I think there are many motivating factors as to why something like this happens. I think his anti-corruption advocacy put john on the fresno pd's map, but I think him talking about that specific piece of information was the straw that broke the camel's back.

[@tfries1607]

Hey Fresno native here too. I think johns major foul up was not being part of a larger group. He was all by himself and an easy target. Put that in with local news going by the playbook and there was very little noise after his murder. Gone but not forgotten.

[@xTwistedxRagex]

@@tfries1607 i agree that your perspective is why the PD could get away with it, but police have a history of “messing with” civil rights activists. anyway, stay safe out there! appreciate you keeping the conversation alive with such insightful observations.

[@tfries1607]

@@xTwistedxRagex are you in the local hard core scene ?

[@xTwistedxRagex]

@@tfries1607 i wouldn’t say im in the local hardcore scene, as i don’t really know too many people in the scene (moved here about a year ago). i go to local hardcore shows though. i’m pretty sure i know all the local venues. i’ve also been to some bridge shows over in highway city. i’d say i’m entering the local hardcore scene.

[@tfries1607]

@@xTwistedxRagex right on. I've been in the local scene since 1982. I'm old but I love great music lol. I try to go to every gig I can , but cash is tight lately. Last few I went to were Claimed Choice, and Stalag 13 at destructive warehouse. If you see an old guy wearing a vest with a Motorhead patch on the front, that's me, hit me up. Anyhow, stay safe . 🤘

[@charlotte5129]

I was NOT expecting my hometown and the motorway I drive on everyday to pop up in this video 😂

[@carlyfries9329]

Awesome video. I rarely find videos anymore that cover stories I haven't heard of.

[@ryanpena8450]

Absolutely loved this video. Sad this is the only one right now. Please make more! Great quality and very entertaining

[@rayrauchtnicht5789]

i love the video and your content in general

[@abbeyabsinthe]

I live in Utah and that daycare has always freaked me out, that being said do leave them alone! It's a dead building nowadays.

[@Shrimp-ov8jz]

absolutely stunning! keep up the good work and anything you put your heart into will have an audience to enjoy

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

Great video! I had been thinking about the bridge recently and you recapped it perfectly!

[@MomoSweetPeach]

I literally live in Lynchburg, omfg, I had never heard about this. That's horrifying.

[@ghost-bo8nm]

the quality of videos is ramping up with each one !

[@spizun]

these past few videos have been really good, bravo

[@dianahazelton]

Great job on this video! Super creepy, I love it! Can't wait to see what you have coming up

[@McRohrer1012]

I live near that daycare. I have seen one child there outside once! In three years.

[@jingerbread1722]

I luv being one of the first few people to see this 🥹 I’m so excited!! Luv u Caleb ♥️♥️

[@jon33.3]

1:36 "unwavering in his Judy to call his motha" 😂😂😂

[@korriwood]

I'm so glad I found your channel!!! Great work!!!🎉

[@shannonspage9360]

With the daycare it's likely a shell business for someone, any business that is really not doing much business doesn't stay open for very long, so there has to be other reasons why it's "open"

[@ratkinzluver33]

Just to add a counter point to Johnny's story: A medical professional was talking about this on the unresolved mysteries subreddit and said this is consistent with a GI bleed (there was also fecal matter found in the apartment). Is the doorbell cam footage not the roommate freaking out at seeing a GI bleed (not something laymen would be familiar with) and running away? Did we confirm it was Johnny saying stop and what the fuck?

[@CharlesB9496]

Be sure to zip up after your done.

[@smidgen]

why the absolute fuck would someone tell someone else uncontrollably bleeding to "stop it" instead of calling fucking 911

[@ratkinzluver33]

@@smidgen I mean, would YOU be thinking straight when A) you have a criminal record and some crime scene shit is going on in front of you and B) someone is bleeding out their mouth and ass as well as shitting and puking?

[@kwdblade4683]

Woooo, this was the first video I've ever seen of you and it was incredible. I would love to see an Oddities of the Internet series! Also you are just utterly adorable

[@domeniclicciardello9864]

🔥🔥🔥More more more !!! I was saddened to see no Vol. 2...

[@wurstbrat.]

It was only uploaded 11 days ago 😅

[@Ari-qw9ec]

Very nightmare expo inspired, we both would love to see more of this. Also the skir at the start was very unnerving. We're impressed keep it up ❤

[@user-xr2lv4ll6j]

The John Lang case boils my piss.

[@grumpykitten4890]

This is an easy sub. I think a good amount of time was given for each segment. Keep it up, i am ready for part 2.

[@The_Dinosaur_Heretic]

I knew I recognised your name from somewhere! Great to see that you’ve made a change from your old content to these Nexpo-esque videos. Love your work!

[@bren.nan_]

in regards to john lang - when does it become reasonable to defend yourself from these corrupt types of evil people?

[@Zeke931]

Can't even maintain a goon cave anymore without some kids making it an internet mystery.

[@Robert_D_Mercer]

LMAO that's what I thought too with the porn and crap on the walls and the single chair. Like boys, get the hell out of that plague infested place. Lmao homeless gooning omfgggg kill me

[@DrHotelMario]

Real Nexpo energy here. Subbed.

[@3MamaBear3]

Brilliant video, can't wait for the next installment!

[@lisakarson3279]

This is put together so well! I've been following you on TikTok for years now, but this is the 1st KZbin video of yours that I ever saw. No regrets here😌 This content is actually very interesting and I hope to see more of these in the near future🙏💯

[@piecrust9659]

I remember hearing about Fun Time Kidz Kare YEARSSS ago, and there was no explanation for it. Kinda crazy to hear about it again after so long, especially now that we know what it was for

[@thorntonwager6750]

The story about the daycare were was honestly fascinating. On one hand, it’s really sweet that a businessman would operate at a loss to keep his mother occupied in her old age. On the other hand, it’s risky doing this when children’s lives are at stake. I remember watching a video on that previously and it’s nice to see resolution.

[@MrZilvis78]

Great video,subbed,always up for another strange or mysterious channel lol All these were new to me except the daycare I heard about it years ago but hadnt heard the recent update so that was fun,keep these up total banger.

[@glmtwn]

the police's behavior in the first case immediately makes me think they're responsible for Johnny's death . it feels so obvious that he was a victim of murder that their dismissal feels ridiculous. they at least covered for steven for some reason.

[@arandomidiot1593]

Sometimes the seemingly obvious answer isn't the correct one. Someone else pointed it out and I'd agree with their assessment- the appearance of the blood spatters- the dark color and thick consistency- points more to them being caused by _vomiting blood_ than from an injury.

[@RussianGT]

Great video, I loved it‼️

[@Fenris_of_Inle]

These new types of vids you're doing on your channel....much better.....keep it up!

[@Joeliieeees]

haven't past the intro but ive never seen someone so emo and gay. thanks on that

[@noelennon420]

Huge Ira Glass/This American Life vibes. subbed.

[@heidih3048]

haha-- I'm surprised to see that reference, as I didn't expect that young viewers of this channel would know who/what you are referencing. But I see what you mean, and agree. I did not know This American Life was still in production..

[@ethhics]

fantastic video, noticed the GREY ost instantly in the bridge section :) well done

[@NealHernandezStrong]

What a fantastic video! Great editing and interesting stories that make you think about how close you were to encountering one of these.

[@sparkidee]

No comments about the weird bridge in Wales? I've seen videos about the kids play centre already so the secret bridge hideout was new to me and very creepy! I remember Jo Guest was a model in the UK in the 90s and 00s she was popular, how odd that someone took her eyes out on that poster. The bloody condom and other weird types of liquid down there was also very jarring. Anymore on that story? Trying to search about it and nothing comes up.

[@dmreddragon6]

The containers of strange liquid is likely urine. Poop in bags, and urine in containers. Obviously someone spent a lot of time down there.

[@sparkidee]

@@dmreddragon6 Must be someone who's not quite right in the head bless em :/ why store your piss and shit? 🤢 Vile! Anyway the whole thing is just mad! I wonder though if it's just some homeless guy or druggy?

[@CalebFinn]

there’s only the one story about the guy visiting twice. there was another video of a separate group of friends also finding the chair but i couldn’t find somewhere to put in the video

[@multiplexgraph]

I know exactly where it is, I don't live far away, recognised it straight away. First time I am hearing anything about this though.

[@devicemanager131]

@@multiplexgraph Daily post covered it back in 2022

[@UnshotSpy]

For the first story, let this be a lesson in why you don't cremate bodies, especially in situations where you aren't 100% sure how they died. If they did a normal burial, then the body could be recovered and inspected for the true cause of death. This was more than likely a murder, and for whatever reason the cops wanted to cover it up and did everything in their power to hide the true reason, even waiting until the body was cremated before getting back to the family.

[@brayannalise5430]

i didnt know you had a youtube channel!! im so excited

[@MissMaddieHere]

i really really really love this channel and this style of video

[@zachariahpoltergeist4516]

John Lang's first problem was being paranoid. It's actually vey illegal to be paranoid in the state of California, and once authorities find out you are, they _will_ come for you.