One of The Worst Humans To Ever Exist - Peter Dupas

[@Disturban]

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[@JEMurl]

Raspy af: “this ca-“ Ehm! Yer voice is yer money maker 😅 But it ain’t yer everything, Friend

[@haylene7521]

@Disturban can you do Snowtown?

[@liyavatansever9693]

Followed done 😊

[@efyafrimpomaa]

I don’t usually get crushes but damn, I like everything I see and hear from this guy

[@memeGalto]

Of course I will follow and I always check if you posted since they don't let me know anymore 👿. I was wondering if you heard of the case in Australia it's supposed to be the worst of the worst and it's about the boy Peter Aston, I don't know if I spelled the last name right . Two men in the military abducted him and his friend and brutally sadistically tortured this little boy and buried him alive . They let his friend live cuz he was street smart and asked if he can join in on the torture which he only hit him on the head a couple times with a shovel . So these evil people let the younger boy go. He had to do it or else he was next and he said that his friend Peter was to be a vegetable if he were to live anyways so it was probably Mercy for him to die. IDK . I have not heard anyone cover it yet and I can't believe no one has heard about this outside of Australia as far as I know I'm not sure . I understand if it's too much cuz it's the worst case I have ever heard and I've been a true crime fan and listen to all different kinds of cases for a very long time. It actually made me cry and I never cry about Homicide cases because I became numb to them . Words can't describe how horrible it is so if anyone looks at this case please be advised that it is the worst and will leave you with a gut wrenching broken heart for this boy.😢💔💔🙏🕊❤️‍🩹💗 RIP PETER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

[@pedro426]

1 week in a psych ward for attacking a woman with a knife?? 9 years for the worst case of SA? Another SA? Another one after? Australian judicial system is beyond fucked

[@kaylamouhot9943]

Doesn’t make sense. The police are terrible there!

[@praveensagadevan1054]

True brother

[@bryansansone3301]

God help you though if you left your designated zones, or didn't wear a mask in the shower, or refused the jab mandates...

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

​@@kaylamouhot9943satanism..humans are food

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@kaylamouhot9943 Why are they terrible? The police have nothing to do with sentencing, or releasing him from prison.

[@sebastianthehotsaucedude5473]

The cough was to prove it's not an AI voice as many try to claim. Good Job.

[@Bigjuicydumbdumb]

Just program the AI to cough.

[@teijaflink2226]

His voice sounds like a unique human though and not like a fake voice, though AI probably can steal voices from real people now.

[@LoneRider1969]

Thats a real scary thing..😮@@teijaflink2226

[@laranovelletto8694]

Then he will need to make a whole video throwing coughing fits to combat the ai allegations I suppose

[@thechloechronicles9688]

There's actually another guy with the same accent similar tone of voice too. I think that guy is AI and I think this guy is real.

[@josephkarakowski190]

Its funny cus "Dupa" means "ass" or "asshole" in Polish, so it fits this Peter Dupas rather well. RIP Nicole.

[@jovi911610]

That's how names were attached/attributed (about appearance/resemblance/your hobbies/ or from whre you originated)

[@bumblebee9337]

In french it means step, take a step, leave a trail, etc

[@stardisco]

lmao was just about to comment this!!

[@jovi911610]

@@bumblebee9337 in french take a step is "prend un pas" and step to step is "pas a pas".. dupa is maybe from latin originally.

[@bumblebee9337]

@@jovi911610So I did a Google search for 'dupas etymology' and it says: French: habitational name with fused preposition and definite article du 'from the' for someone from a place called Pas (see Pas ). In the US it is found mainly among African Americans.

[@BigDog366]

All those women are dead because the justice system didn't value the first stab victim and gave Dupas one week chatting nicely to doctors for punishment.

[@rinlo1424]

The judge who admonished Peter for being a monster forgot to also admonish the justice system that continued to allow him to brutalize women.

[@ratdad48]

Not justice system. Too sterile. A human being let that monster go to finally murder someone.

[@EditorEmily30]

It’s unbelievable how many times this creep was caught, arrested and then given shorter than deserved sentences. Not sure what the judges were thinking

[@CharlieApples]

So many serial R-ists and abusers of women seem to get off with the lightest punishments no matter how many times they get convicted for the same crimes over and over. And then the police do a surprised pikachu face when the offender predictably escalates and kills someone.

[@kmarch6630]

Same in the US. The judges are wimps.

[@erokfussell]

This is why you can't rely on the government for protection, only on yourself.

[@poindextertunes]

bcuz they’re in on it

[@kmarch6630]

The judges don't think. They just want to get the cases through court as soon as possible.

[@Zeepjeliefs]

I am a youth counselor too. During my internship in psychiatry I worked in a large building that was open to access, no guarding, anyone could walk in at any moment. Whenever I worked there by myself, I locked the door to my small office. Since I watch your channel, I think about these things to protect myself. It made me more aware of possible dangers and what I can do to hopefully protect myself. People tell me I have too much imagination... Thank you Disturban. 🌹

[@mookyoh5951]

You're perfect just the way you are, my friend 😊peace from R.I.✌🏻

[@CK8smallville]

Good to hear you are careful . Keep it up!

[@Sh24402]

It’s clear we’re not imaginative enough compared to these people.

[@paparoach007]

Better safe than sorry is something I take very seriously. Anyone or anything could walk in to your small office without you noticing but if you keep your door locked they can't really do much without alerting you, especially if you work in that kind of environment. It's not paranoia to keep yourself safe from people with bad intentions.

[@lindaarrington9397]

You have to be smart and watch your back Good 4 you Keep up the good work and listen to your sixth sence.

[@lanceromance5768]

What the hell is wrong with there justice system. Absolutely sickening that he was allowed out time and time again.

[@paulwright8378]

What school holds someone back a year

[@ManicallyMetal]

Australian justice system is an embarrassment to the world.

[@lanceromance5768]

@@ManicallyMetalso is the United States. Unless you commit white collar crimes. Like fraud or tax evasion. Then why will give you life. Rape or murder and your out in 10-15

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@lanceromance5768 It emanates from the United Kingdom's justice system. They exported it to all of their previous colonies so you see the same problems occurring there that you see in Australia, New Zealand, Canada etc.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@paulwright8378 Wait after watching this video that's the thing you're caught up about? I know it's not a laughing matter really but lol. Back in the day basically all of them would. It wouldn't have changed anything anyways because this guy was born a violent psychopath.

[@pedro426]

The judicial system killed Nichole. Shame on that whole system for allowing him to walk after even his first SA. Like wtf

[@Foxxyfox84]

I know, f*ck the judicial system

[@ironix1]

The Australian judicial system should be held accountable for this man’s offences

[@GUSTAVINNESSONN]

Imagine making it to be 95 yo but being murdered by some raging psychopath rather than dying naturally. Sometimes life just doesn't make any sense, bizarre

[@ruth_southernstar]

I thought that, too. It seems particularly wrong, doesn't it, to live that long and be murdered. That's just not right. God bless her x

[@Shivaismysaviour]

I knew a who survived the nazis whom still have her number tattoos, and she was murdered by a crackhead freak she wanted to help.

[@velipyr]

Reminds me of the amazing artist Zdzisław Beksiński. He lived until 75 and was insanely talented, just to be stabbed by a young man who robbed him. Life is unfair

[@Schneewittchen1310]

Imagine not living to be 20 or even 5 yo. A fate of many people even in these modern times. Yes dying by murder at 95 is awful, but this person lived 95 years.

[@ruth_southernstar]

@@velipyr I did not know that. How dreadful

[@WELDZY]

The cough is going to be a disturban meme forsure

[@VladamirInhaler]

I just showed my son the cough for a lol, and he said he wondered if anyone had commented. Good to see we weren't disappointed.

[@Authorised-q5s]

How can you not see it isn't real 😂

[@JerrySpoonpuncher]

@@Authorised-q5s Distruban faking cough conspiracy?!?!!!???!111???!8?1

[@lindaarrington9397]

I'd be getting the man some water instead of laughing But it's a boo boo We all get chocked sometimes No. Biggie 😊

[@tktalk6900]

i really didn't expect you to be yorkshire jason mamoa

[@lindaarrington9397]

Ahahhaaaaa Yepper he is. ..... FINE

[@iAmiSaid]

Haha yes!

[@annamorrison3010]

I know! So fine!

[@HundredWingZ]

Brilliant description 🤣🤣 makes me a proud yorkshireman

[@tabisuematwiju5865]

He's extremely yummy!!! And the voice just adds to the entire package!!! 💙 🖤 💙 🖤 💙

[@midnightmosesuk]

I used to work in mental health and this sort of thing is one of the reasons I had my own mental health crisis. You go into the work hoping to help people and make their lives better. You genuinely want to make a difference. It isn't just some kind of saviour complex, I met some of the nicest, kindest and most caring people in my work who just wanted to do good in the world. I worked in the business for 20 years and, in that time, I was assaulted about a dozen times. One of my colleagues was murdered, and another suffered an attempted murder, there also sexual assaults as well. I would argue one of the assaults on myself was also an attempted murder, as they tried to stab me with a piece of broken glass, but I was able to fend them off. Death threats were a regular occurence to the point you'd just laugh them off but they were always in the back of your mind. Sometimes you could become the subject of a paranoid delusion in which you would be accused of awful crimes. This happened to me many times and it can get to you when you have someone shreiking at you about things you've never done. And so it goes, day after day, until you have nothing else to give and you realise that you're just pouring your soul into a bottomless pit. In my case, that's when I finally cracked, I became ill and wasn't fit for frontline work anymore. I won't say all my clients were like this, they weren't. I met some wonderful people who were fighting to live a happy, normal life. And even the problematic clients, it's not really their fault, their illness can take them to very strange places and they can become frightened, lost and confused. This can make them do bizarre things. It doesn't happen often but, when it does, the impact upon your life can be devestating and, sometimes, you don't walk away. Nicole Patterson was a kind and selfless woman. My heart bleeds for her, this type of thing is a daily risk when you work in this field and that is just wrong. I'm starting to believe that people with mental health problems and violent tendencies should be institutionalised for life as soon as they're identified. They're just not worth it.

[@chrystaltemple4818]

I agree. Mental illness and violent personality disorders do not go away. People may improve for a bit but it always comes back. They should not be out in public subjecting innocent people to violence.

[@lindamcgregor4080]

​@@chrystaltemple4818 I have suffered from mental health issues most of my life, and I mean suffered. I have been judged and criticized by people like you, even my own biological family. I never hurt anyone else other than myself. I am a senior now and still get put down by those who are supposed to care. People like you should educate themselves and stop putting us all in the same basket. We are NOT all psychopathic serial killers!!!

[@garyk1334]

​@@lindamcgregor4080i dont believe the person was trying to put everyone in the same basket but is referring to the dangerous people who these days are all too readily permitted to wander our streets when they should be locked up

[@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie]

Yes, You are So right!

[@jeanettecoleman-mz7ie]

​@@lindamcgregor4080you are correct, I don't believe the commenter was putting everyone in the same basket, as they said they've met some very nice people who just want a normal life, like anyone, don't be tough on yourself 😊

[@MS-km4xp]

The most chilling part of this story is his long history of SA and violent attacks and the fact that he had been FREE 🤯🤯🤯🤯 What the actual f????

[@muncy0]

the most chilling part of this story is the story

[@jabrokneetoeknee6448]

And his moobs. Gave me chills ngl

[@TavistockLiesBrainwashing]

In those days Australian police were too busy dealing drugs

[@MS-km4xp]

@@TavistockLiesBrainwashing that's really terrible 🤯🤯🤯

[@KD-_-]

Apparently he was married too

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I'm so sick of hearing about criminals being "model prisoners". It's NOT HARD. In fact it's simple. You lose all privileges in prison if you screw up. No phone, no visits, no rec time, no books/pens/paper, no TV. It's the easiest thing in the world to behave in prison. That's why nearly everyone does it. Bundy was model prisoner, so was Kemper!

[@deniseelsworth7816]

👍💯

[@Ironbattlemace]

I have to say that Kemper was a true role model of a good prisoner.

[@ashadowintime7305]

it's infuriating how easily the judicial system gets played

[@bonafidehomicide5742]

And yet, there are still so many offenders that can't behave when incarcerated

[@squirrelsyrup1921]

@@bonafidehomicide5742 "super predators"

[@TommyRapids]

The cough at the beginning had me screaming 😂

[@Disturban]

Had a little tickle in me throat

[@crackerx8026]

😅😅

[@condorsouthernlands4730]

It was almost too horrible to mention..😅

[@meldefonz2085]

Glad I'm not the only one giggling like a fool because of a cough.

[@fishandchipdiaries]

Absolutely classic. 😂

[@TheDigitalApple]

Disturban rocking that beard.

[@Disturban]

Gonna try grow it as long as possible 🥸

[@Nottyastro]

I didn't expect him to be so attractive.

[@ruth_southernstar]

Nooooo not a long beard!​@@Disturban

[@lynnusman2822]

​@Poydrayou mean a Greek god lol😂

[@GenXfrom75]

@@Disturbanmy husband is growing his long. I love it. Keep it trimmed and it helps it grow and stay healthy and lush 💙

[@SapienSafari]

That gynecomastia in the thumbnail is CRAZY.

[@eamylord]

His breast mutilation must be linked

[@sivannatalie]

Yeah. Looks like he’s running very low on testosterone.

[@YeOldeMachine]

Ikr. Holy aromatase

[@narikobeilschmidt]

> judge says this is the worst case of SA they've seen > out on parole HOW?????

[@MithrilMagic]

Why the hell was this monster constantly allowed to be released?! This is absolutely insane! What a piece of garbage!!!

[@Axol-Aqua]

how many fucking times until they realize that he's not going to change

[@ariadneschild8460]

​@@chris_the_heartbeat_lover.1994 it's the courts that kept letting him out.

[@KingStr0ng]

​@@chris_the_heartbeat_lover.1994That's not the correct target. It's the judges, lawyers, and DA.

[@KingStr0ng]

@@chris_the_heartbeat_lover.1994 Nah, the police did they're job right and put him in jail. The courts didn't do their job because they gave him a slap on the wrist.

[@ashadowintime7305]

​@@chris_the_heartbeat_lover.1994 you're putting the blame on a party that has no say in the sentencing. the judges pronouncing the sentences for this guy are the one to blame. I don't know what's so complicated about this.

[@rookiebreakdowns]

@@chris_the_heartbeat_lover.1994imagine blaming the chef because the bartender made you the wrong drink. Same concept. You’re blaming a party that has no control over what happens regarding the other parties.

[@sylviat9692]

Amaz...(Cough). Amazing work.

[@cameroncouldntthink]

😂😂

[@Bassgirl42]

Haahaa. Excactly 😂

[@MrEgofreak]

LOL!

[@drkzmusic]

This cough takes place at 0:05

[@jessef88]

This comment should be the most liked comment out of all the comments in this thread

[@unkleRucker21]

I'm deadddd haha

[@Jamb13]

🤣🤣🤣

[@reecekennedy3806]

In the uk

[@jonmickley6979]

Long time subscriber, Love the videos and love the fact that you no longer hide your identity, 2M people isnt enough to make you annoyingly famous, but its nice for people to be able to recognize you and thank you for the hours and hours of entertainment and great storytelling. You should do a collab with Mike from ThatChapter, the additional exposure might up both of your subscriber counts by a couple hundred thousand each!

[@kylieh123]

Australia needs to get its act together in regards to tougher sentences. Jill Meagher and Daniel Morcombe would still be alive.

[@louisecampbell2628]

Yeah!! Its a joke.

[@PAULINEC-y1o]

Same with the UK.

[@glzrockify]

Yes I am Australian and I can vouch for that. It seems in Australia the criminals have more rights than the victims. It angers and frustrates the public as we are helpless. My friends bother in law got 13 years for killing his 19 year old friend ( he was 32) his out now and is the most useless waste of space. He had abused women and not worked a day in his life. He caught hep c in prison from needle sharing and just recently got a liver transplant. The poor donor’s sister tracked him down and left a note at his door saying look after her brothers liver- his not, his back to drinking and drugs.

[@laleona776]

​@@glzrockifyWOW that's awful.😢 I KNOW that Australia, U.K. & Canada are the best places to commit crimes & get away with little to no punishment. However, getting a liver transplant w/his history? It almost makes one want to get rid of him, what's the worst that can happen? 2-3 yrs if that? Esp. If u have a clean record.😂

[@steveclapper5424]

crap

[@saartjesdiner]

I got disgusted by how bad justice failed... So much harm could have been avoided had they just done their work better... 😢 Thanks Disturban for another great video!

[@archlich4489]

After so many times, he began making a fool out of the judicial system itself. Shaking my head.

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

There's always so many cases like this. A man is a menace, is sentence, released due to "good behavior", reoffends, and the cycle continues. They should never be let out after the first offense

[@CAROLUSPRIMA]

I’m sick of the false dichotomy of rehabilitation vs retribution. As we so clearly see in this case, the reason to keep these characters locked up is so the rest of us don’t have to be in danger.

[@oneoflokis]

It seems so!

[@NHarmonik]

Just because rehabilitation didn't work in this instance doesn't mean it doesn't ever work.

[@bw7754]

@@NHarmonikif you commit multiple violent/sex*al assaults you’ve lost your right to be rehabilitated IMO. Not a popular opinion obviously.

[@Bob-wr1md]

​@tandme2342yeah, there is a huge difference between burglars and psychopaths regarding rehabilitation

[@general_stonez]

Doesn't make it better that a lot of people that try to help criminals end up making them worse in some way or just think meds are gonna fix everything

[@vampirememe]

It's scary how easily some psycopaths can hide their true personalities. I keep my front door on the chain and wont open it if i don't know who is outside. also p.s have mentioned this on another video but I've recently found your channel, it's awesome! Interesting, lesser known, cases and your voice/tone is so clear and steady it helps my adhd brain process the info so much easier. Thank You!!

[@fonzaug3355]

This monster struck terror into the hearts of all Melbournians as I was growing up. His k---ing of the beautiful Mersina Halvagis at Fawkner cemetery was especially brazen and chilling. I'm lucky enough to see her father (from a distance) when I'm at work. That man loved his daughter so deeply, that he still wears the traditional Greek mourning garb of all black attire, everyday. May she rest in peace, may her family's sorrow be eased and may he rot in Hell.

[@geekheavy]

this man could've edited that cough out, but like a true champ he left it in for the LOLZ in an otherwise somber/macabre video.

[@BreeTheV]

Wait, whoa. Damn, I didn't know Disturban was so fine. 🤯

[@joanodom2104]

Oh, he is fine, alright!

[@piranhasaurusrex]

The world didn't know girl, but now we do 😍

[@wrmlm37]

The very BEST part is how his voice absolutely matches his face. Personally, I couldn't picture this, it's so perfect:)

[@CharlieApples]

For real 😳

[@CharlieApples]

@@wrmlm37 Right? Voiceover creators never seem to look like how I imagined them but Disturban delivered lol

[@kedeglow2743]

You were right---this man's patterns and the response of the "justice" system were indeed infuriating.

[@downtownneonlights]

Aussie here. Back in the day before the internet, Peter would constantly be shown on tv continuously during one of his sick trials and was the face of evil! His name Dupas was unforgettable and synonymous with brutality.

[@KamChillTV19558]

@Disturban, You always do a great job at documenting these cases thoroughly, Thanks for always doing a fabulous job 😊❤

[@Jj1984.]

May I please make a video suggestion? We had a little girl in Australia called Ebony Simpson. She was snatched off the side of the road, SA’d and then hogtied and thrown in a dam. She was 9. I know you would do her justice. I hope you take my suggestion as I have t seen any other true crime channels cover it. Peter Norris Dupas was honestly the most vile rapist/killer here in Australia. Next to Anita’s killers. Poor Nicole, opened her home up to help people and he slithered in like the snake he was. I have t even started this video yet, but I know all about this case. The author Paul B Kidd wrote a series called “never to be released” and it featured this creature. Mersina Halvagis too. Her poor father. I’ve seen an interview he did. At the court house and he was truly just so broken. May Nicole, Margeret and Mersina all rest in peace. I’m looking forward to watching this one. Thank you for covering these cases. We have had some awful cases here.

[@ruth_southernstar]

What an absolutely shocking murder. My God.

[@Jj1984.]

@@ruth_southernstar Ruth it was just so awful. Not only that, but Ebony’s killer volunteered in the search and rescue operation, he was on the Simpson’s property speaking with her mum, he acted concerned, all along knowing where she was. It’s so incredibly callous. Her poor mum though. I watched an episode of “crimes that shook Australia” and it was Ehony’s episode. Her mother was just so broken. She said “when the police came to our home at 2:30am to tell us Ebony had been found, and she was gone, I said to the officer please, please just let me hold her, she might come back to life if I hold her”. I am a mum, I’ve got 2 little girls and I had never seen or heard anything so gut wrenchingly awful

[@ruth_southernstar]

@@Jj1984. From what I have read it's quite usual for the murderer to return to both the crime scene and searching teams. Just the thought of him harbouring the knowledge that "I'm the only one who knows...*. That poor mother. There's no getting over, under or through such grief. You never move on, you're blessed if you can even carry on, I believe xx

[@kellygrubbs915]

@@Jj1984.Thank you so much for sharing this info. I’d never heard of it either and I mainly watch everything here on KZbin. Rarely watch anything on tv anymore. When you shared the last part about what her poor Mother said to the Police once she was found, that just made my stomach drop and I could feel her sorrow deep in my soul though I know that what I felt was nothing compared to her grief. I have one child and she will be 30 soon and it has always and still is a horrific fear I have that something may happen to her. I know she’s grown and married but she’ll ALWAYS be my baby girl. As a teen she would sneak out in the middle of the night to walk through the neighborhood alone and she also liked to walk in the wooded parks here at night and I literally begged her to not do that. The world is no longer a safe place anymore. Love and blessings from the State of Georgia ~ USA ❤️🙏🏻🕊️

[@redhotmoon1656]

I second this request. I've heard a little about this case and would love your take on it

[@Mambits511]

disturban looking like a viking 🔥

[@smokymtnknitter5184]

Thanks for coughing. AI doesn't cough, does it?! Good to see your face. 😊

[@lesleychapman4678]

I've been following you for a long time now and was FURIOUS at how YT treated you. Whilst I loved your anonymity, it's really cool to see your hansome face. So glad we didn't lose you Mr Disturban. 🙏❤

[@lesleychapman4678]

Who do you think you are to tell me who I think is nice looking! Maybe you're feeling a bit inadequate in the looks department and don't like positive comments about other people's countenance. I wish you good luck with your insecurities. @tandme2342

[@lesleychapman4678]

Who do you think you are to tell me who I think is attractive? Just because you may have insecurities in the looks department doesn't mean your opinion is valid. I was just trying to be nice, maybe you should try it. ☘☘@tandme2342

[@donitakissick930]

I've never heard this case, thank you. As always, great case coverage. Can't wait until the next one. 😘

[@wallicabarnhill5287]

Oh my❤️ What a treat. A personal physical read. New intro is a joy….Very proud of your perseverance and absolutely LOVE your content. Keep ‘em coming.

[@NiciLouB]

Loving the intros. I initially thought I loved the intrigue of not knowing the voice but actually… it’s so much better being able to visualise who is talking to us. Nice one! ❤

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

He looks EXACTLY how I pictured he would. It's actually scary!

[@Foxxyfox84]

Yup

[@kolonarulez5222]

I wonder how a generation brought up hearing "unalive" and "SA" instead of the real terms is going to sound talking irl. I know it's censorship for ads but silly terms take a lot of gravity away.

[@limbeboy7]

Sad

[@JTheBartender]

"Unalive" yes I agree. SA is an acronym though. I personally prefer hearing it.

[@AnthonyRusso93]

Hopefully kids are not watching true crime KZbin as the very first introduction to these concepts. It is not age appropriate subject matter. I have a bad feeling that lots of children are completely unsupervised on the internet. I heard an anecdote about children who thought that "make sure to like comment and subscribe" was just a normal generic fairwell and you say the phrase IRL. I was not able to verify the authenticity of the account but I got a kick out of the concept.

[@jasmine8926]

I’ve been a long time fan of this channel due to how in depth you cover the cases and how much respect you afford the victims of these crimes. With that being said, am I the only one who didn’t know he was devastatingly handsome this whole time??

[@cjb5508]

This is absolutely fucking ridiculous. And really pisses me the fuck off. All the pain blood and suffering this man caused is on the hands of the judges and our justice system. If they actually gave him some real time and put him away then they coulda saved these woman from gettin raped and killed. But instead they gave him chance, after chance,after chance. Just to get out and reoffend. I know drug dealers that got more time than that. And they ain’t get not second chance either. Shits don’t make no sense to me.

[@ivydinosaur]

I try to say "this case takes place" at the same time as you when the videos start. Today the cough got me off guard! Well played, sir. Thanks for your continued hard work and well put together, thoughtful content. You fucking RULE.

[@Disturban]

I’m an absolute menace

[@phaedrapage4217]

​@@Disturban But in the best way

[@foxdavani4091]

Poor girl but at least she went down fighting. My teacher always said, if you must die, dont die without leaving a mark on your opponent. I’m glad she left him something to remember her by….

[@missdrool]

Nothing better than a new Disturban video when I'm relaxing and eating after a great day. Perfect 👌 Much love from Finland 🇫🇮🖤🖤

[@magaleta52]

I so want to visit FINLAND!!!!❤❤

[@jenlarge9036]

She was too trusting. I can't get my head around how a woman, especially a prison guard, would want a relationship with a inmate of this caliber. She must be really insecure.

[@isaiahjames93]

Been rockin wit ya since 50k brah 🙌🏽 almost at a milliiii let’s go fam. Here for many more years lad 👌🏽

[@seandelap8587]

The most scary thing about stalking is that you often are unaware that its happening to you

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

Oh good--you haven't noticed me yet then? :)

[@Tough_Bookiezzz]

N the fact that it takes a lot to get a restraining order against a stalker is like the legal system supports these creeps

[@jenniii4608]

Fr. Who knows.

[@nicolasrose3064]

You are "often unaware" that you are being stalked....!? How many times have you been stalked, and how, after becoming aware of it, do you then become "unaware that it is happening to you" ?

[@riotgrrrl5924]

Sometimes

[@BabyBalrog_RJTC]

Always a treat to get a notification for a new video. Even more of a treat to see that face! Thanks for all your hard work, we appreciate you! 🖤

[@seandunbar5003]

If a doctor says "they're medically unable to stand trial" i believe that doctor should also stand trial.

[@lindaarrington9397]

I wish there were less pictures so we can see him do the videos. Love this man. And that VOICE

[@SpOoOokyGhost]

Hey disturban, lawyer here. You mention that during his trial for Margaret's murder the "jury was never told of Peter's previous convictions". That's because in Australia (like the USA and most other countries based on English common law) evidence of a defendant's past criminal conduct is inadmissible (except in very rare circumstances). Prosecutors are not allowed to inform the jury of a client's past criminal convictions, because you cannot use evidence of past conduct to help prove guilt in about 99% of all criminal cases. You probably didn't even mean it how I interpreted it, but that one line to me made it sound like you thought it was out of the ordinary or a result of bad prosecution for the jury not to have been informed of his past criminal history - but that is in fact not only the norm but a very strict law that if it isn't followed, results in a mistrial immediately on appeal in like 99% of cases

[@ckoritko]

I can’t understand the rationality of this. Excusing cases without convictions is one thing, but to withhold the history of violent offenders is completely inexcusable to me. I know my opinion doesn’t matter, but damn. So many innocents could be spared….

[@lindaarrington9397]

​@@ckoritko👍 agree

[@cdes1776]

I suspect that as Disturban has been creating true crime episodes for many years, he is aware of this. Certainly, your point is well-taken!

[@SpOoOokyGhost]

@@cdes1776 I gave him the benefit of a doubt, and I was only alerted to it by the way that he said it. But I watch a lot of true crime and knowing about crimes does not necessarily lead to knowledge of evidentiary laws and the legal system.

[@jackshitthelastamericanher4139]

A pattern of behavior isn't allowed to prosecute someone? Why Is that? Wouldn't that pattern of behavior show a history of the person's crimes instead of just ignoring it?

[@mellel5594]

Thank you for your videos!! All of your efforts are greatly appreciated! Much respect from Canada! ✌🏾

[@DeidreL9]

I live in Melbourne but I’ve never really known exactly what this monster did. Now I know more I feel so sad about Nicole, and it really hit home as I’m training to be a counsellor as well. There’s something that often gets swept under the carpet and that’s the danger people working in these fields can face every day. Especially women, who are often seeing someone in a residential situation. When a client is referred to a service, their history is not always disclosed and while privacy is a massively important subject, it can mean young female workers are going into the house of someone who could very easily pose a significant threat. And frequently do. There are some horror stories out there. Nicole is one of them, and I think this is why so many people in these fields are doing a lot more online counselling. I’m disabled so I will be one of them. Poor Nicole, with her caring heart. Thank you for telling her story so respectfully.🤗

[@joanodom2104]

How many freaking chances does Australia have to give these a$$holes?

[@redhotmoon1656]

Being a home health nurse, it's always in the back of your mind with new patients. And working nights, I wish there was more protection

[@DeidreL9]

@@redhotmoon1656 yes, l hear you. It’s very difficult and hard to know what to do about it. Be safe my friend🤗

[@Okki76]

This is the first time ive seen the man behind the voice❤❤❤ great video as always...

[@kellycound2872]

Love your videos, so interesting and so glad we didn't lose you or your chanel

[@ruth_southernstar]

Thank you very much for yet another insight into the lesser angels of our nature. I really like your pace, too. Your narration is clear and your content is always well researched. All the best, Ruth x

[@propertyofranger]

As an Australian I am appalled by the repeated failures of our “justice” system. The number of truly horrendous crimes that only ever receive a slap on the wrist is enraging. No justice for the victims and their loved ones, and no safety for the public. It’s disgraceful.

[@YogGroggoth-yv5tt]

unless expose the predators then you get the book thrown at you

[@Android-dd7if]

My girlfriend thinks I’m fkd in the head cuz I fall asleep to your videos. I need support to let her know this is normal and people fall asleep to this shit all the time.

[@gabevillalba6665]

You aren't the only one man. I'm glad I came across your comment cause my gf thinks the same about me. Now she sees I'm not the only one

[@lambchopz817]

Apparently we're all a lil DISTURBED:)

[@Ammar777s]

Leave her.

[@absolutfx]

When I'm laying down for bed is when I watch these.

[@deniseelsworth7816]

​@@Ammar777sYES.

[@myeyeswentdeaf6213]

Peter Dupas wasn’t the worst human to ever exist. THEE WORST human to ever exist is whoever wrote the friggin sentencing guidelines over there. I mean, are they F’n kidding me!?

[@absolutfx]

So glad everything got solved with KZbin. Love your videos.

[@dunkers5672]

Homie is literally Hercules

[@tarasherman2714]

This is this first time I've seen the face behind Disturban..... I didn't think I could love the voice anymore. . but that face and voice together 😍 I'm smitten. lol Thanks again for another great video !

[@GhastlyCretin]

Damn, Disturban got the girls Simping hard in the comments lol.

[@JadeySmithers]

You seen him?? 😂

[@bombasticturbulence69]

It’s mostly single moms that need money but yeah I guess

[@lambchopz817]

Hes got the RIZZ,....whatever that is 😊

[@poindextertunes]

@@lambchopz817charisma… its charisma

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I'm totally blushing over here 😆

[@v.melancholia.v]

Thank you for this case. I'm Aussie and I've not heard this one before. RIP dear Nicole ❤ I'd love to hear you do the bodies in the barrels case from rural Australia (snowtown murders).

[@JoseTorres-mm7of]

Finally I see you. Thx for your hard labor and God bless you

[@Mr.WestcottX]

For real.

[@joshq6666]

Mans messed up the intro for the first time I swear, this needs to be documented lol

[@tommythetrain1945]

On purpose probably to show he's not AI

[@kmarch6630]

So the judge thought the first sa was the worst he had ever seen then gave him a slap on the wrist.

[@RoseBeef.]

I struggle with wondering why these people get to live when they've taken even one life. Would it be so barbaric to lock them away in isolation forever? Is an eye for an eye truly immoral in these such cases? How can there be true redemption for such Godless people? Even people on death row get to live out many years before their turn on the list comes up, it just seems like such an insult to life itself and a smack in the face of the surviving loved ones of the victims. It's a tough discussion because simply killing for revenge is obviously not acceptable. But for a form of justice? Would that not be justice? How much allowance should these types of people get? I dunno, but there needs to be higher moral and spiritual standards infused into general society. What can really deter such evil? Is there even a way to?

[@SpicyBeanJuice]

This is why I never answer the door to just any random dude. I don't care if you're bleeding. I'm not opening the door.

[@kathryncumberland]

Over and over and over there let him out and he did it again. It is absolutely shameful!!!

[@shannonhudson3363]

That cough, lol, I love you

[@SarahJones-i2q]

Omg, how many comments on a cough!!!. SoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooBoringgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggyes he coughed soooooooooo whatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt

[@culperjr.122]

How in the world is this guy released after attempted murder of the neighbor at 19? Jesus Christ. Totally inept government as usual.

[@kouranko]

Attempted rape and murder. She had a little baby and he had her on the bed and she was begging him to leave her for the sake of the baby and fighting, eventually he ran out the door and went home. Imagine him turning up in your street again a couple of weeks later. I would just have to leave, which is not always easy.

[@milaivanova2176]

one of my favorite channels on here:,) tysm for the amazing work you do!!!!

[@mynameismal3247]

Love that you're making appearances in your videos now 🖤

[@dre8845]

Been with the channel for a long while now. Keep it up and thank you for your work Disturban.

[@jasminerussell9732]

Why would they keep letting a monster out like this tacking chance after chance with are little baby’s life’s ones you get abused you can not just get over that one’s you hurt a child you should never get out of jail never mind again and again 😢

[@teijaflink2226]

His life was more worth than the innocent women's unfortunately, they clearly meant nothing to society while this monster being free was important.

[@randomunicorn1578]

Yet another awesome video! I'm so glad everything was straightened out and you are back! The face reveal was a definite plus 😊. Keep em coming!

[@Doom.Shiesty]

My family migrated with the Milat family to Australia. I was invited to his funeral as a young boy. Didn't attend. He belongs in hell.

[@melocreme69]

I LOVE your voice and your narration style. Keep doing what you do so greatly!

[@literallymelmao]

bro looks like an absolute viking

[@deez2569]

I know! He’s got me feeling some sort of way 😮

[@ruth_southernstar]

@@deez2569 🫨🫨🫨

[@CharlieApples]

I’d let him send me to Valhalla

[@ayeasten]

fine as hell 😂❤

[@tsungigudza8803]

@@CharlieApples😂😅🤣🤣, dead

[@gemesis23_LadyGreyEyes]

He could cough, hack, and spit on camera, and I'd still watch him. LOL. ❤

[@Disturban]

That’s for the next episode

[@gemesis23_LadyGreyEyes]

@@Disturban Ohhh, now I'm fangirling. Lol

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

Naughty gemesis lol

[@gemesis23_LadyGreyEyes]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey 🤣

[@jacolucas1595]

​@@Disturban when does that case take place? 👀🤣

[@tkdb317]

Our sentencing is so ridiculously lenient. These repeat offenders get short sentences, which they rarely serve out fully anyway, and are allowed to blend back into our communities unnoticed. It's terrifying.

[@paulcurtis5317]

Excellent vid👍 The guy who testified against him was Andrew Fraser. He was the lawyer for rhe Pettingill family and got them off in the Walsh St cop murder case. There is a series called 'Killing Time' which features this story and i can only say is excellent. Forget Animal Kingdom, this shows the truth of the Pettingills and Frasers role in the Dupas case and is well worth the watch

[@reginagreen9832]

I appreciate you. You have a wonderful voice 🙏🏽

[@chrissmith6919]

Guy is classic "psychopath" . how he got released after so many times baffles me. All they did was put someone else at risk from this maniac.

[@VLAD_P_]

The politicians in charge of the laws are all psychopaths, they look after their own .

[@carloszerpa2312]

Lmao I was hoping Disturban would never change their intro but I cant be mad.

[@JabberJawz.]

He had to. They de-monetized his channel thinking he was AI narrated.

[@carloszerpa2312]

@@JabberJawz. thats messed up

[@briceweed5325]

Sounds like Australia’s “justice” system is almost as effective as ours here in the U.S. What a total shitbag. On another note, love your channel man!

[@teijaflink2226]

Sounds even worse because in US at least people like this usually get longer sentences or are not immidiatly realised if they are seen as a danger to society.

[@natashaatsatt7801]

I LOVE your voice. Because of that I even listen to the cases that are familiar to me already. Keep it up Buddy!!

[@natashaatsatt7801]

@tandme2342 nope

[@flyingjay507]

Very nice to see the face to the voice and know it’s read/narrated by a human. Awesome

[@ohcrounches1989]

Another great informative episode. Happy to see your channel thriving im wishing you and your family health, happiness, and success.

[@Natalie-Smith-1111]

Good video, never heard of this guy. I’m so happy to have your channel back. Thank you!

[@deedle6073]

What a joke of a legal system

[@kchereicome9492]

"This co-ahhem, cough takes place in my throat."

[@alittlerustee]

Ahh omg this my 1st face reveal! Good for u! Love ur content, keep it up!

[@drewintampa]

I find it ironic that they always say that these Psychopaths were not very intelligent, well they were obviously more intelligent than the people that were supposed to incarcerate them

[@janetpendlebury6808]

I have never heard anyone say psychopaths are not intelligent. They are usually very intelligent, plausible and generally well liked by people who meet them. Take Ted Bundy for instance. Most psychopaths go in for jobs where these attributes help them climb the ladder to success, bankers, lawyers, clergy, politicians and salespeople.

[@dallynutkat3252]

​@@janetpendlebury6808I assume they are referring to the fact that this particular monster was not intelligent. I personally cannot remember others that are considered unintelligent but do agree that, although this disgusting piece of filth was not considered to be clever, he outsmarted the justice system in this case.